Piazza delle Coppelle has a way of turning an ordinary walk into an evening plan. At Casa Coppelle, that invitation leads indoors, where Rome acquires a French accent and the setting asks you to take a little more time over dinner.

The Italian and French connection runs through the restaurant’s story as well as its menu. Roman flavours sit beside French references, giving the meal an easy subject for conversation before the first course arrives. Homemade bread and pastry add a quieter thread of care to a kitchen that moves between two culinary traditions.

 

 

 

Jacques Garcia’s interiors make this an address for anyone who considers the room part of the experience. Reproductions of seventeenth- and eighteenth-century paintings lend the main space a layered character, while the black and gold Boudoir offers a more intimate setting for a tasting menu. Choosing where to sit becomes part of choosing the evening.

Come when dinner deserves a little ceremony: a date, an anniversary, or simply the wish to dress for the occasion. Afterwards, the small piazza is waiting again. The shift from an enveloping dining room to the Roman night is a lovely way to let the evening linger.

Casa Coppelle
Piazza delle Coppelle 49, 00186 Roma
Telephone: 06 6889 1707
Official website & reservations