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Supplì Roma

Rome, Italy

About Supplì Roma

The city's finest supplì (Roman fried rice balls) — a queue-worthy street food institution near the Campo de' Fiori that has been serving crispy, molten-centered supplì al telefono since 1978. The chickpea fritters and fried salt cod are equally legendary.

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📍Via di San Francesco a Ripa 137, 00153 Rome

📞+39 06 589 7110

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Why it works for solo travelers

✓ Comfortable to eat here on your own — you won't feel out of place dining solo.
✓ Budget-friendly ($).

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