Rome has 22 Michelin-starred restaurants in the 2027 guide, presented in Piacenza on 12 November. One holds Three Stars, four hold Two and 17 hold One, on MICHELIN’s list of Starred restaurants in Rome. Two of the 17 are new this year, and one of the Two Stars is a promotion. Six more Starred addresses in the province take the total to 28, the highest of any Italian province.
All 22 in the city, by Stars, cuisine and address
| Restaurant | Stars | Cuisine | Where |
|---|---|---|---|
| La Pergola | Three | Mediterranean | Rome Cavalieri, Monte Mario |
| Acquolina | Two | Creative | The First Roma Arte, near Piazza del Popolo |
| Enoteca La Torre | Two | Contemporary | Villa Laetitia, Prati |
| Il Pagliaccio | Two | Creative | Via dei Banchi Vecchi |
| Orma Roma | Two, promoted | Fusion | Via Boncompagni, near Via Veneto |
| Achilli al Parlamento | One | Creative | Near the Parliament |
| All’Oro | One | Creative | The H’All Tailor Suite, Flaminio |
| Aroma | One | Modern | Palazzo Manfredi, facing the Colosseum |
| Glass Hostaria | One | Creative | Trastevere |
| Idylio by Apreda | One | Italian Contemporary | The Pantheon Iconic Rome Hotel |
| Il Convivio Troiani | One | Contemporary | Near Piazza Navona |
| Imàgo | One | Italian Contemporary | Hotel Hassler, above the Spanish Steps |
| INEO | One | International | Anantara Palazzo Naiadi, Piazza della Repubblica |
| La Terrazza | One | Modern | Hotel Eden |
| Marco Martini Restaurant | One | Creative | Aventine |
| Moma | One | Creative | Near Via Veneto |
| Nomos Ante | One, new | Contemporary | Nomos Hotel, Regola |
| Per Me Giulio Terrinoni | One | Seafood | Near Via Giulia |
| Pipero Roma | One | Creative | Corso Vittorio Emanuele II |
| Pulejo | One | Italian Contemporary | Prati |
| QUID | One, new | Creative | Palazzo Marignoli, Piazza San Silvestro |
| Zia | One | Innovative | Trastevere |
The cuisine labels are MICHELIN’s own. The list is in order of Stars, then alphabetical.
La Pergola, alone at the top of the hill
La Pergola is the only Three-Star restaurant in Rome and one of 13 in Italy, as in our list of the country’s Three-Star restaurants. It is on the top floor of the Rome Cavalieri, on Monte Mario, with the city spread out below the terrace. Heinz Beck has cooked there since 1994.
Four Two Stars, and a promotion on Via Boncompagni
Orma Roma is the news. Roy Caceres’s restaurant, a few minutes from Via Veneto, moves from One Star to Two, one of only three promotions to that level in Italy this year. MICHELIN files its cooking under fusion. The other three were already there. Il Pagliaccio, Anthony Genovese’s restaurant on Via dei Banchi Vecchi, is the senior name. Acquolina is inside The First Roma Arte, a hotel near Piazza del Popolo. Enoteca La Torre is in Villa Laetitia, a small hotel on the Tiber in Prati.
QUID and Nomos Ante, the two new Stars of 2027
QUID opened on the terrace of Palazzo Marignoli, in Piazza San Silvestro, with Juan Camilo Quintero in the kitchen, and it left Piacenza with more than a Star. MICHELIN also gave it the Opening of the Year award, and it appears with Orma among the winners of the Passion Dessert award, as Food and Wine Italia reported.
Nomos Ante is the quieter arrival. It is inside the Nomos Hotel, a former Franciscan convent in the Regola district, about ten minutes on foot from Campo de’ Fiori. The chef, Giulio Zoli, spent six years as sous chef at Il Pagliaccio, and Reporter Gourmet describes a kitchen that mixes French technique, Asian influences and Roman classics. The dining room has nine tables.
The 15 confirmed One Stars, rooftop by rooftop
Three of them come with a view. Imàgo looks over the Spanish Steps from the top floor of the Hassler. La Terrazza has the skyline from the roof of the Hotel Eden. Aroma faces the Colosseum from Palazzo Manfredi. INEO, Idylio by Apreda and All’Oro are hotel dining rooms too, at the Anantara Palazzo Naiadi, The Pantheon Iconic Rome Hotel and The H’All Tailor Suite.
The others are street-level Rome. Glass Hostaria and Zia are in Trastevere. Pipero is on Corso Vittorio Emanuele II, Per Me Giulio Terrinoni in an alley off Via Giulia, Il Convivio Troiani behind Piazza Navona and Achilli al Parlamento, which is also a wine shop, a short walk from the Chamber of Deputies. Pulejo is in Prati. Per Me is the one MICHELIN lists for seafood.
Six more in the province, from Fiumicino to Tivoli
The second promotion of the year is on the coast. Pascucci al Porticciolo, Gianfranco Pascucci’s seafood restaurant in Fiumicino, moves to Two Stars. Il Tino, also in Fiumicino, keeps its Star, which makes the port town by the airport a dining destination of its own. Inland, the Starred list has Sintesi in Ariccia, Al Madrigale in Tivoli, Marco Bottega Ristorante in Genazzano and Antonello Colonna Labico in Labico, according to the count by province published by Il Quotidiano del Lazio. Lazio as a whole has 33 Starred restaurants.
The Luxury.it perspective
Rome’s list is a hotel list as much as a restaurant list. Almost half of the 22 are inside hotels, which makes a table easier to combine with a room and harder to get on a Saturday. The two new Stars follow the pattern: one on a palazzo terrace, one in a converted convent. For a first visit, choose by setting. La Pergola and Imàgo are the views, Il Pagliaccio and Pipero the dining rooms, Glass Hostaria and Zia the neighbourhood evenings. Reserve the Two and Three Stars several weeks ahead, longer for spring and October. All 24 of this year’s new Stars in Italy are in our report from the ceremony.
Related guides
The 2027 ceremony in Piacenza · Rome’s new restaurants · Italy’s Three-Key hotels · Thompson Rome · Milan’s 19 Starred restaurants · Rome’s 21 Key hotels
