Tempio di Bacco

About

Located on Via Lombardia in the heart of Rome, Tempio di Bacco is a charming family‑friendly bistro that blends rustic Italian hospitality with a vibrant artistic flair. The restaurant’s interior is dominated by a breathtaking mural painted by the renowned Friulian artist Afro Basaldella, who celebrated Italy’s post‑war cultural renaissance. This striking artwork, accompanied by the venue’s historical ties to Rome’s mid‑century artistic scene, creates an atmosphere that feels both cultured and welcoming. The menu at Tempio di Bacco is a culinary journey through Roman classics and modern twists. From refreshing starters like artichoke salad and homemade crostini to hearty traditional dishes such as bucatini all’amatriciana and sea bass fillet, there is a dish to satisfy every palate. Sweet treats including tiramisu, mousse, and a variety of cheesecake options provide the perfect ending to a meal. Whether you’re looking for a relaxed lunch, a romantic dinner, or a hole‑hearted brunch, the warm, family‑oriented service and open‑table policy make Tempio di Bacco a popular spot for locals and visitors alike. With free Wi‑Fi, a full bar offering a range of Italian wines, and a dedicated seating area that can accommodate both small groups and larger families, the restaurant serves as a versatile culinary hub in the historic center of Rome. Its lively yet intimate setting, coupled with delicious, reasonably priced food, ensures a memorable dining experience for diners of all ages.

At a glance

• Verified listing
• Typical visit: about 1 hour