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Where to Brunch in Rome at the Weekend?

Written by: Kate Zusmann

Best restaurants and bars for brunch in rome

Roman brunch is the best way to spend your weekend with family or friends and various dishes. The price of the unlimited buffet is from 16 to 30 euros. For Romans, it is a fusion of an Italian aperitivo with American dinner, but usually between noon and 4 pm.

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  • Mò Mò Republic
  • Momart Restaurant Café
  • Écru
  • Kilo
  • Ketumbar
  • Rosti
  • Vivi Bistrot
  • Ex Circus
  • Sant’Isidoro Pizza & Bolle – Gasometro
  • Queen Makeda Gran Pub

Mò Mò Republic

Every Sunday from 1 pm to 3.30 pm, Mò Mò Republic awaits its guests for Sunday Brunch. Accompanied by live Lounge music and a rich selection of specialties of the Mediterranean and Anglo-Saxon culture, Momo offers dishes from the intercontinental breakfast to the vegetarian dishes, raw and cooked meat and fish, tasty first and second courses, exotic fruits along with chocolate fountain and a variety of desserts.

Moreover, the wooden terrace is an excellent spot for good weather, but the best way to enjoy your day is by sipping a cocktail in the garden after brunch.

Momo republic best brunch in Rome at the weekend

  • Address: Piazza Forlanini, 10 Roma
  • Price: 25 euros per person
  • Phone: (+39) 06 5373087; (+39) 06 5346930
  • Website: www.momorepublic.it
  • Facebook:  momorepublic

Momart Restaurant Café

Momart is an ideal place to visit for brunch on Saturday, Sunday, or a holiday from 12 pm to 3.30 pm. Their wide selection of mixed antipasti, buffalo, and cheeses is worth mentioning, accompanied by delicious jams. Moreover, brunch in Momart offers several corners dedicated to various types of plates: fish and meat dishes, vegetarian dishes, and different salads, and a buffet only devoted to desserts and specialties of the traditional American breakfast. Furthermore, the ambiance is friendly, and the service is high.

Momart cafe best brunch in Rome

  • Address: Viale Ventuno Aprile, 19, 00162 Roma
  • Price: 18 euro per person
  • Email: info@momartcafe.it
  • Website: www.momartcafe.it
  • Phone: +39 06 86391656

Écru

Écru is the restaurant with its pastry shop just off Via Giulia. Every Sunday from 12 pm to 5 pm, you can have brunch with a vast choice of healthy, natural dishes made according to the raw food philosophy and with organic and gluten-free products. Moreover, the menu contains various drinks, including biodynamic wines. There are two options for a Sunday brunch:

  1. Sandwich or sushi; yogurt with fruit and granola or chia pudding with fruit; raw bread and jam or hummus; dessert; a drink of your choice + coffee or tea for 30 euros per person
  2. Three kinds of creams with crackers; dried vegetable chips mix; vegetable or velvety spaghetti; dessert; coffee or tea for 25 euros per person

Ecru Vegan Brunch in Rome at the weekend

  • Address: Via Acciaioli 13, Roma. Tel. 06 6880 4282
  • Phone: (+39) 06 68804282
  • Website: www.ecrurawfood.it
  • Facebook: ecrurawfood

Kilo

Kilo is a restaurant for the real meat and fish lovers, offering a vegetarian variety of dishes. Every day, except Saturday, there is a buffet with various types of appetizers, cold cuts, buffalo mozzarella, sottòli, hot and cold side dishes, salads, first and second courses, handmade biscuits, pies, cakes, and fruits. On Saturday, instead, all orders are made only from the menu. In addition, the price for the unlimited buffet is just 10 euros with water and Americano or espresso included.

Also, fish days are Tuesday and Friday, while only on Sundays, there is brunch from 12 pm until 3 pm at 13.90 euros (10 euros for children), with a discount on the meat menu.

Kilo Best Brunch in Rome at the weekend

  • Address: Kilo Restaurant, via Tirso 30, Roma
  • Phone for reservations: +39 06 64781752 
  • Website: www.kilorestaurant.it

Ketumbar

Every Saturday and Sunday from 12.30 pm to 4 pm, Ketumbar offers the BIO Brunch consisting of appetizers, first and foremost, courses, salads, side dishes, and desserts, where everything is organic. Moreover, desserts and various types of bread are gluten-free and homemade.

The buffet proposals change according to the season of the year and the chef’s creativity, where dishes often vary but always go in step with nature. Also, Ketumbar offers the Kids Menu, special seats, professional staff, toys, and fun activities for families with children who want to spend a family-friendly Brunch in Rome. The animation service during brunch time is included in the cost.

  • Read also: our tips Rome for kids and families.

Ketumbar best brunch in Rome at the weekend

  • Price: Saturday: 15 euros for Adults and 10 euros for children; Sunday: 18 euros for Adults and 10 euros for children (drinks are not included)
  • Address: Via Galvani, 24 Testaccio Rome RM
  • Phone: (+39) 06 57305338, (+39) 320 192 5460
  • Website: www.ketumbar.it

Rosti

Every Saturday and Sunday, Rosti offers “grandma’s lunch” with a menu composed by chef Marco Gallotta. There is a large garden with red and white tables and umbrellas if it is good weather. Moreover, Rosti’s brunch dishes vary weekly depending on the products’ seasonality. Coffee is included in the price.

Rosti al Pigneto best brunch in Rome

  • Price: 20 euros per person. Coffee is included.
  • Time: from 12 pm until 4 pm every Saturday and Sunday
  • Address: via Bartolomeo d’Aviano 65, Roma.
  • Phone: (+39) 06.2752608
  • Website: www.rostialpigneto.it

Vivi Bistrot

Vivi Bistrot in Villa Doria Pamphili offers terrific weekend brunch, which consists of scrambled eggs with bacon and toast, bio yogurt with organic muesli and honey, pancakes with maple syrup, and coffee. The same opening hours and menu are available in the second restaurant in Palazzo Braschi in Piazza Navona, where brunch includes juice, coffee, bagels with eggs and bacon, yogurt with muesli, or pancakes with maple syrup.

Vivi Bistrot best brunch in Rome at the weekend

  • Price: 16 euros per person
  • Time: On Saturday and Sunday from 9 am to 2 pm
  • Address: Via Vitellia, 102, 00152, Roma RM
  • Website: www.vivi.it
  • Phone: (+39) 06 5827540

Ex Circus

Ex Circus is an adorable place with a warm ambiance and excellent service. Moreover, the restaurant offers Sunday brunch with a wide selection of American and Italian traditional specialties for breakfast. You can enjoy pancakes in maple syrup with powdered sugar and fruits on the top, different cornetti, prosciutto and cheeses, apple cake, salads, and bio yogurt with granola. Also, coffee or juice is included in the price of brunch.

Ex Circus Best brunch in Rome

  • Price: 16 euros per person (1 drink included)
  • Time: Sunday: 11.30 am – 3.30 pm
  • Address: Via della Vetrina, 15 (Piazza Navona)
  • Facebook: circusromaofficial
  • Phone: (+39) 06 9761 9258

Sant’Isidoro Pizza & Bolle – Gasometro

Sant’Isidoro Pizza & Bolle – Gasometro has an atmosphere and concept referred to the American tradition. Here, weekend brunch includes a buffet with sweet pancakes, eggs, bacon, cakes, and desserts such as the classic cheesecake, brownie, and salads seasoned with sauces. For 20 euros, you can get a coffee or juice and choose one of their burgers or bagels from the menu. Moreover, Sant’Isidoro offers gluten-free brunch on Saturdays.

Mavi restaurants for brunch in Rome

  • Price: 20 euros per person
  • Time: Saturday and Sunday from 1 pm to 4 pm
  • Address: Lungotevere di Pietra Papa, 201, 00146 Roma RM
  • Phone: (+39) 06 558 4801

Queen Makeda Gran Pub

Queen Makeda offers a buffet for brunch with a selection of international dishes, where recipes are gathered from all around the world. The buffet consists of Ceasar and potatoes salads, crunchy bacon, sausages, hot dogs, various kinds of cheese, toast, baked potatoes, vegetable wok, noodles, and other dishes. It is worth mentioning the variety of desserts in Queen Makeda, such as brownies, muffins, cupcakes, American pancakes with maple syrup, and other tasty cakes.

Queen Makeda Pub with brunch in Rome

  • Price: 19 euros for the buffet per person
  • Time: 12 pm to 3 pm
  • Address: Via di San Saba, 11 (Aventino)
  • Website: www.queenmakeda.it
  • Phone: (+39) 06 575 9608

Undoubtedly, having brunch at the weekend is one of Romans’ most beautiful traditions. It is a great way to spend your day in good company with various food, especially with excellent weather. Share with Rome.us about your experience with brunch in Rome!

Author: Kate Zusmann

Kate Zusmann

I have lived in the Eternal City for the past 12 years. They say every angle of Rome has its history, and I'm here to tell you about the most intriguing historical facts and city legends. :)

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