Where to eat the best Panini in Rome?

Question

Yemek · Accepted Answer

In Panino Divino, according to Yemek  and 14 more food experts. "A classic Italian sandwich made with fresh delicatessen between a wonderful crunchy sourdough. Whether you choose from already made sandwiches on the menu (I recommend bresaola) or ask employees to improvise for you; you will be incredibly pleased with the result."

Elizabeth Minchilli · Answer

In Zia Rosetta, according to Elizabeth Minchilli and 14 more food experts. "Zia Rosetta has taken the idea of the humble rose-shaped roll – the rosetta – and turned it into something new and delicious. My current favorite is the Peggy Rockefeller (they all have cutesy names) which is prosciutto crudo, grilled eggplant and a crispy piece of fried parmigiano."

The Local · Answer

In Pane e Salame, according to The Local  and 13 more food experts. "It may look like your average sandwich shop from the outside, but on the inside awaits a gastronomic experience your taste buds won't regret or forget. Pane e Salame doesn't just sell sandwiches, they craft them with care and serve them with affection – these are sandwiches with a Roman kick."

DK Eyewitness Travel · Answer

In La Prosciutteria Trevi, according to DK Eyewitness Travel  and 2 more food experts. "La Prosciutteria sells gourmet Italian ingredients and specializes in cured meats. The quaint place also makes a variety of delicious sandwiches."

WHERE TO EAT The best Panini in Rome (according to food experts)

Panino Divino

Zia Rosetta

Pane e Salame

La Prosciutteria Trevi