Rome is a city full of high quality food bargains. A scoop of gelato is rarely more than \u20ac2.50, and an espresso costs about a euro. <\/h3>\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n

Street food<\/a> and pizza are great options to save your food euros, but you\u2019re probably craving a plate of pasta amatriciana<\/em> and a glass of wine, too. Rome is filled with places that advertise set menus at bargain prices, but we\u2019ll help you navigate through the tourist trap maze to find the best cheap eats in Rome.
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1. Pasta Chef<\/h2>\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n

Classically trained chefs Leopoldo Frigerio and Mauro Poddesu are the brains behind this brilliant operation. Pasta Chef<\/a> has two locations: one in Monti and one in the Jewish Ghetto. This is restaurant-quality food in a fast-food setting. Everything here is organic, including the disposable plates and cutlery. Generous portions of pasta dishes like carbonara <\/em>and pesto are about \u20ac7, and fresh tagliolini <\/em>with prawns is only \u20ac10. There is a daily special (Fridays feature fish and seafood) that often includes a vegetable side dish. There\u2019s always a selection of small bottles of wine and local beers, too.
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