Moma Rome

Moma holds a Michelin star and sits on Via di S. Basilio. It is a ten-minute walk from the Spanish Steps and Via Condotti, placing it just far enough from the primary tourist thoroughfares to escape the heaviest of the midday crowds.

The kitchen serves contemporary Italian cooking that prioritizes nuance over the heavy, traditional recipes found in the trattorias nearby. While the room runs smart and elegant, the restaurant avoids the stiff formality often associated with Michelin-starred dining in the city. You choose Moma not for a view, but for the precision of the kitchen, which offers a creative departure from the standards that define the surrounding streets.