One of the nicer 'Indian fast food' type places I've discovered in Rome. Friendly, clean, and inexpensive. Ask for the special hot sauce and enjoy the Buddhist decor. Beer and liquor available.
Closest thing I have discovered in Rome to the Chinese buffet you know at home in the USA. 10 euro for lunch, 12 for dinner, plus water and drinks. Grill station, sushi.
No frills Indian food. Pretty good, pretty cheap, and fast. Try the fixed plate, veg. or non-veg. Plus the segmented plate is fun.
Tiny, simple spot for Philippine/Chinese food. Friendly and very economical. Recommended!
The cathedral church of Assisi, where Saints Francis and Clare would have been baptized. Museum entrance is adjacent.
If you are visiting Assisi and want a quick bite on the go, this is the place. Pizza 'al taglio' or one of various light sandwiches. Friendly, clean, and authentic.
A good size and well stocked supermarket by standards of the area. Big beer selection in the alcove on the right just past the deli counter section.
It's a pretty standard bar where you can go get your coffee and cornetto. It's friendly enough, standard prices for this part of town.
It's a big open market. Worth a visit even if you don't need anything. Fish mongers, butchers, bakers, produce, household stuff, you name it.
Standard bar where you can get coffee, i.e. espresso, cappuccino, etc. Friendly. Has a bathroom you can use.
Nice spot for Indian food. Fun and classy decor, attentive staff, moderate price. Check comes in a cute little treasure chest!
Looks sketchy, and usually supplied with some sketchy customers, but if you don't mind all that, good food as these places go. Pay at the register first and get your receipt to present.
Simple place, very nice and tasty Mexican street-style food. Nice people. Worth the visit for sure.
