Is Nannarella good for families with kids?

Yes, the piazza seating in Trastevere gives kids room to move, and the menu has familiar Italian dishes most children enjoy. It's one of Rome's most reviewed restaurants for a reason.

Does Nannarella take reservations?

Reservations are strongly recommended for dinner, especially on weekends. Visit their website at nannarellaroma.it to book.

Where is Nannarella located in Rome?

It's on Piazza di San Calisto 7/a in the Trastevere neighborhood, easily walkable from major landmarks.

What does dinner cost for a family of 4 at Nannarella?

Expect to spend approximately USD 65 to 90 for a family of four, including pasta, a main, and drinks.

Nannarella

Name: Nannarella
Address: Rome, Italy, US
Telephone: 06 581 5378
Rating: 4.7

Rating

4.7(41,868)

Family of 4

USD 65-90 for lunch or dinner

Duration

1-2 hours

Best Ages

3-17

About

Nannarella is a family dining stop in Rome. The recommended fit is 3-17. Use it as a meal break.

A typical visit lasts 1-2 hours. For a family of four, the planning estimate is USD 65-90 for lunch or dinner.

Timing guidance: Weekday lunch to avoid peak tourist crowds in Trastevere. Wait guidance: 15-30 min on weekends without a reservation. Nearby food guidance: Trastevere is packed with gelaterias, bakeries, and casual cafes. The neighborhood is one of Rome's best for food overall.

Trastevere gets very busy on weekend evenings; aim for an early dinner (6:30 to 7 PM) with kids. The piazza outside has space to walk around after the meal.

Age Suitability

Infants (0-1)Toddlers (1-3)Little Kids (4-6)Big Kids (7-9)Tweens (10-12)Teens (13-17)

Parent Logistics

Stroller-Friendly

Yes

Kid Meals

Available

Setting

Indoor & Outdoor

Rainy Day

Great option!

Plan Your Visit

Best Time to Visit

Weekday lunch to avoid peak tourist crowds in Trastevere

Wait Times

15-30 min on weekends without a reservation

Nearby Food

Trastevere is packed with gelaterias, bakeries, and casual cafes. The neighborhood is one of Rome's best for food overall.

Why Kids Love It

Nannarella is planted in the charm-soaked Piazza di San Calisto in Trastevere, where kids can watch pigeons and street musicians while eating proper Roman pasta, it's the kind of lunch that feels like a real Roman experience without feeling formal.

Pro Tips from Parents

Trastevere gets very busy on weekend evenings; aim for an early dinner (6:30 to 7 PM) with kids.
The piazza outside has space to walk around after the meal.
Plan around the current timing guidance: Weekday lunch to avoid peak tourist crowds in Trastevere.