Roma - Brasília

One of the most traditional family restaurants in Brasília. I started eating in this place since 1977...

For locals, this place has special historic value, since it's the oldest continuously active restaurant in town. Founded by an Italian immigrant in 1960, It's run by the second owner since 1964, retaining most of the staff. So don't be surprised if you find your waiter oddly engaging: they happen to know many of their guests well and are used to interact with them. The parmigiana (either tenderloin or chicken) is still unbeatable probably the best you'll ever have! For a Mafia style privacy experience, sit near the water fountain and have the maitre turn it on, so that the water flow sound muffles the content of your conversation, preventing guests in other tables from prying into your personal matters . If you choose to do so, congrats: you just blended in as an authentic Brazilian politician.

Restaurant to go if you appreciate old style food.

One of the most traditional restaurants in Brazil.

Very nice parmegiana. Nice price