A wonderful Italian supermarket with all types of Italian goods for purchase for your household…read more They carry all types of Italian dry cured meats, cheeses and pasta. If you need a specific type of spice, I am sure you will find out heat and then some. If you are looking to bring something home which is special and the person is interested in the culinary arts, I am sure you will find something unique.

It is smack dab in the middle of a touristy area (near Piazza Navona). I had no plans to buy any…read moresouvenirs since I have been to Italy several times. But on my last day, I really wanted to get some delicacies that I can enjoy at home. Since we are backpacking home, I picked up a truffle cream and pistachio cream sauce and a Rosso to enjoy this evening. Products all seem to be of really good quality!

This is among my favorite food stores in Rome. It's a treasure house-- full of delicious and…read moreunusual things difficult or impossible to find elsewhere. All kinds of unusual spices, dried herbs, grains, an amazing variety of honey, including miele di castagno-- chestnut honey-- which is impossible to find in the USA. The employees, who include a tall, dignified young man from India who speaks perfect Italian, as well as the two Innocenzi brothers who own the store, are always courteous and helpful.

Nice spot! Small selection but products seem to be good quality. They let me get small portions of…read morebraesola and something that almost seems like beef jerky... I cant remember what it's called but it's a little spicy (picante!) and really yummy. A few fish options and olives too. Couple of cheeses. Check it out for some meats and snacks to go.

Visited this supermarket for a few essential needs. It was nice to walk through and see all the…read moredifferent items that were in Italy. It had everything that one needed for their stay in Rome.

Good selections, good prices. We wanted an inexpensive, light meal, plenty of pre-made sandwiches…read morefor 2-6 euros.

What used to be one of the greatest Italian food shops in the world (no kidding) has now been…read moreconverted into a sort of a highly expensive appetizer bar with bistro tables. Nearly all of the gourmet food products have been removed, so this absolutely is not a place to go food shopping as there are far better places in Rome to shop for excellent cheese and meats. It is an absolute shame that this wonderful shop has been ruined. All the wonderful employees are gone. What were they thinking??? People from all over Rome and the world used to come here for the most prized food products from around Italy. Now, there is essentially no reason to come here. Shame!!!!

What an amazing deli/market. I have never seen the like! You can stop for a phenomenal sandwich…read morewith freshly sliced meat, cheese and bread for around five euros. Not to mention the high-end shopping. We had an amazing exploration of 5, 10 and 15 year old balsamic vinegars (10 being the best with meats and 15 - ice cream topping - sorry, not sorry) I can not say enough about this neighborhood deli but if you are here and you miss it....totally your loss! Bottom line: go, go, go!

I had a good experience at Eataly Roma Termini overall. The food was really good, and everything we…read moreordered was fresh and flavorful. The service was also good, and the staff were friendly and kept things moving despite how busy it was. The only reason I'm giving it four stars instead of five is because the restaurant was absolutely scorching hot inside and extremely packed. It made the meal a little less comfortable than it could have been. Other than that, it was a great place to eat with quality Italian food. If they can improve the temperature and crowding, it would easily be a five-star experience.

Funny to come to Eataly while we were in Italy! Three floors of EVERYTHING ITALIAN!! So much to…read morelook at and so many options for dining as well! Clean and organized store!

This is where dreams come true. I asked for one of their meat and cheese plates and watched them…read moreslice the meats and cheeses in front of me. WHAT A DREAM! They had plenty of options, but the language barrier made things difficult for me, so I stuck to their menu options and was beyond pleased. You've gotta try this place!

Stopped in looking to cook a "homemade" Italian meal in our AirBnB. One of the butchers worked with…read moreus and was very helpful. We grabbed a small thing of olive oil, box of fresh looking pasta, and a spice packet and he helped us pick the meat and cheese and even suggest/packed up some fresh pepper because it would be perfect with what we were creating. We also got two slices of fresh bread to round it out. Our dinner turned out perfect! It had tourist flairs (pasta and spice gift packs, TSA approved size items) but overall still seemed to be a legitimate local business and community staple for the most part.

Conad is founded by a cooperative of independent retailers and it has grown to be one of Italy's…read morelargest grocery retail groups. They carry many private label products, many products made by small to medium Italian producers in its Rome branches. This Conad was one of many grocery stores my boyfriend and I came for water and basic groceries to keep our travels affordable. The store was organized and service was no frills. In addition to the water we initially came in for I also picked up some Conad brand pineapple juice and an affordable asparagus omelet from their hot items area. It served its' purpose for our needs. The items we bought were super affordable and it prepared us well for the next morning so we could quickly eat and get on with the day for our early morning attractions.

Conad seems to be a chain supermarket in Rome. Found great Conad products like cookies and other…read moregroceries. Deli counter had amazing prosciutto and salami!

Great variety of food options for tourists staying nearby. Super convenient and affordable.read more

This place was great. They had a nice selection of pre-prepared salads- as well as all sorts of…read moreother food. My husband found some fun wines to try. Also, because it was after Xmas, they had candy on sale! So I found fun bags of chocolate euros for about 1 euro each- that was neat! I would definitely recommend this place. For the traveler, it should have everything you want. Bring your own bag- or pay 10 cents for one.