A pair of potted olive trees marks the entrance to this one-time Fellini haunt, a step back in time with its picture-gallery dining rooms, Liberty wall lamps, cantankerous buttoned-up waiters and old-money regulars. You'll dine on a daily menu including classics such as trippa alla romana (tripe with tomato and pecorino) and scaloppina di vitella con i carciofi (veal escalopes with artichokes).
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