Where can I eat after midnight in Rome?

Late-night eating in Rome is genuinely limited, and most trattorias are dark by 11 p.m. Your reliable options cluster around a few zones. Trastevere keeps kitchens running latest — Da Enzo al 29 closes early, but the bars and pizzerias along Via della Scala and Piazza Trilussa serve food past midnight on weekends. Campo de' Fiori has a handful of spots that stay open late, though quality drops after the tourist bars take over. For a serious meal after midnight, your best bet is a pizza al taglio shop or a kebab place; Rome has embraced the doner more than most Italian cities, and you'll find solid options near Termini and in Pigneto. Supplì Roma on Via di San Francesco a Ripa occasionally runs late. Bar San Calisto in Trastevere serves until the small hours and pours cheap wine, though the food is bar-simple. Adjust expectations: after midnight in Rome, you're eating well enough, not dining.

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