AMAZING PIZZA AL TAGLIO in Rome Near Temini Train Station - MERCATO CENTRALE ROMA

MUST VISIT! MERCATO CENTRALE ROMA (CENTRAL MARKET ROME ) and specifically the pizza part. It is to die for, we ordered the Napoli which is insane but we have also been before and ordered other ones. I would recommended to anyone who wants to try the best pizza they have ever had!! “When food is prepared with high quality ingredients by the hands of expert and passionate food artisans it is always good” This quote is so true for so many different cuisines around the world but especially true for Italian food. Italy has such a long tradition of using only the very best, fresh local ingredients to create their food. This is why when you travel across Italy the food options available are so compelling. It might be a relatively small country, but because of an endless variety of micro-climates and different regional traditions Italy has over 220 products that are PDO & IGP – meaning their exact production method, origin and quality is strictly controlled. That doesn’t even include all the protected wine varieties! Combined with Italy’s 1st class fresh produce, you can’t help but discover a world of unique cuisine countrywide. Including many dishes which are rarely seen in Italian restaurants abroad. Freshness and a commitment to quality is what makes discovering the local cuisine of Italy such an inspiring foodie adventure. For anyone visiting Italy for the first time (or even the 5th time tbh) the main hub city will most likely be Rome. With it’s grand history, architecture and of course it’s celebrated food scene, Rome is always a fantastic jumping off point. If you don’t have time to visit the whole country, the ideal place in the heart of the city to begin your culinary journey, and dip into the incredible selection of cuisine Italy has to offer, is Mercato Centrale Roma – Or Central Market Rome, in English. Mercato Centrale Roma is Rome’s top local artisan food market. Located in the Termini Station – Rome’s central rail station – it’s super easy to find and to access no matter where you are staying in Rome. This is the sister artisanal market to Mercato Centrale Florence which opened in 2014 and we visited in 2015. What a great place!