Salotto 42

The front door faces the ruins of Hadrian's Temple, later used as a quarry, hence Piazza Pieta (Stone Plaza). at Salotto 42 in Rome

Interior with nice, comfy sofas. at Salotto 42 in Rome

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Veg-options

Vegan-friendly

Lacto

Buffet

Beer/Wine

European

Non-veg

Serves meat, vegan options available. Buffet lunch menu costs around 15 euro features salads, hot and cold foods, soup, bread, fruit juices. Open Mon-Sun 10:30-02:00.

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Piazza di Pietra 42, Rome, Italy
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5 Reviews

First Review by ElizabethB

Very good place - Edit

Daily menu, very good food

Really unfriendly and rude staff - Edit

Stuff was really rude to us when we just tried to take a chair, absolutely no go there,

Nothing Vegan on the buffet - Edit

We went here to find lunch and the buffet had cheese or fish in almost all dishes. We left.

Cons: No vegan food

Three restaurants in one! - Edit

Lovely and large lunch buffet for only 12 euros; afternoon tea room with vegan cookies and biscuits; evening lounge/coffee bar with traditional style free appetizers done with a modern approach. Decorated with classic, rare rock album covers on a shelf around the middle of the restaurant. Fun! Impressive ruins of Hadrian's Temple are directly in front of Soletto 42 in Piazza Pieta. Near Trevi Fountain.

Pros: Great price for the buffet, Very friendly staff., Fun atmosphere

Cons: May not want to leave the stuffed chairs

ElizabethB

Points +11

Mostly Veg

11 Jun 2009

stylish swedish hospitality in Roma - Edit

This is a lovely bar/cafe- known as a bookbar- has the look and feel of an uber cool bar. Sit on stylish and comfy seating looking out at the ancient Piazza di Pietra. I verge on being vegan, I'm a veggie with a milk allergy so finding somewhere that offers more wholesome food than pizza or pasta can be difficult in Italy. The Swedish owner talked me through the buffet lunch menu of soup, salad, hot and cold dishes, fruit juice and cake all for 15 euros. I was travelling with two meat eaters and they were able to include the meat options too. Good food, amazing atmosphere and the coolest of designs, plus a sparkling clean loo make this a must for vegan/vegetarians in Rome.

Pros: excellent food, friendly staff, good value