15 Best Supplì in Rome

Supplì Roma i supplì di Giacomo is a focused stop for Roman fried specialities, with the classic supplì at the heart of the offer. The Classico and Cacio e Pepe versions make an easy introduction, while the menu also includes pasta, pizza, other fritti and additional house specialities.

I Supplì dei Coronari is a compact Italian eatery on V. dei Coronari, ideal for a quick bite while exploring central Rome. Freshly made pasta, al dente cooking and well-seasoned dishes give the small menu plenty of character, while the Classico supplì is a natural place to start.

Seating is limited, so the atmosphere works best for a brief stop rather than a long meal. Open daily except Tuesday.

Supplì Bros - Pizza Fritta & Supplì is a pizza restaurant in Fiumicino that rewards a short detour from the main strip. Set in a residential neighbourhood, it offers a relaxed local atmosphere with shareable fried specialities, including carbonara and cacio e pepe supplì, fried pizza with prosciutto and sweet zoccolette.

La Casa del Supplì brings pizza, supplì and traditional potato croquettes to Rome’s Salario area, at Viale Regina Margherita, 214. The menu covers pizza by the slice alongside special pizzas, with options such as Margherita, zucchini pizza and classic fried bites for a casual, flavour-focused stop.

Pizza & Focaccia IV Fontane brings a welcoming neighbourhood feel to Via delle Quattro Fontane, with pizza as its clear speciality. It is a natural fit for a casual lunch, an uncomplicated evening meal or a quick stop when you want pizza and focaccia in a relaxed setting.

The owner is known for a friendly welcome, while the food is praised for its strong flavour and fair pricing. The restaurant is open daily from 11am to 10:30pm, including Sundays.

Gusteria Al 17 Roma is a small pizza restaurant on Via Natale del Grande with a distinctly homemade character. Fresh pasta, supplì, lasagna, and other Italian staples suit a relaxed lunch or comforting early dinner, while the preparation has a family-run feel.

The lasagna is a natural choice for a hearty meal, and the intimate setting rewards diners who prefer traditional cooking over a polished formal service.

Supplizio offers a focused Roman street-food stop in the heart of Rome, with classic supplì at the centre of its identity. The signature pieces combine a crisp, golden exterior with a richly flavoured filling, making them especially appealing for a quick bite while exploring the city.

Frumentario specialises in Roman pizza served by the square, with a broad choice of flavours that rewards mixing and matching. Its takeaway format makes it especially convenient for a quick meal on Via Tuscolana, while generous portions and fair pricing keep the experience simple and accessible.

Spizzicamo is an Italian restaurant on Via Marianna Dionigi with an emphasis on authentic cooking, pizza, pasta and aperitivo. Carbonara and Spritz make it appealing beyond the pizza menu, while a family-friendly welcome includes coloring sheets and pencils for younger diners.

Its location near Prati suits an easy neighborhood meal, though the published schedule currently shows the restaurant closed every day.

New Food Gluten Free - Ponte Sisto is a dedicated gluten-free bakery near Ponte Sisto, with a broad range spanning bread, cakes, pizza, fresh pasta, pastries, cornetti and sweets. Its dairy-free options make the selection particularly useful for people managing both gluten and dairy restrictions.

Expect substantial pastries and a bakery counter suited to breakfast, takeaway treats or a quick savoury stop in central Rome.

The House of the Supplì is a no-frills takeaway in Rome built around traditional snacks, with supplì, arancini, sandwiches and pizza by the slice. It works well for a fast, informal meal when you want several Roman-style options at a fair price rather than a formal restaurant setting.

Trapizzino Testaccio pairs its namesake stuffed bread with Roman street-food favourites, including supplì, national and craft beers. The fluffy bread and soft-crisp crust make the trapizzini especially distinctive, with fillings such as chicken, saltimbocca and aubergine for a satisfying informal meal.

MAMI is a pizza restaurant near Piazza Navona, centred on pizza al taglio, focacce, calzoni and Roman fried specialities. Slices are sold by weight, so it is easy to order a small snack or build a more substantial meal, with takeaway and quick service making it especially convenient between sightseeing stops.

FRIGGO is a casual pizza restaurant in Rome suited to a relaxed lunch, dinner or quick bite. Its pizzas are made in a proper oven, with a soft dough, fresh toppings and rich flavour, while the menu also works well for sharing small plates and enjoying a beer.

50 Kalò di Ciro Salvo – Roma on Via Flavia, 3b focuses on carefully developed Neapolitan pizza, with a polished dining room and an impressive attention to dough. The crust is especially memorable: airy, tender and full of flavor.

Clean surroundings and warm, attentive service add to the appeal for a proper meal near Via Veneto, while the restaurant’s popularity makes advance planning important.