Located between the Ara Pacis and the Spanish Steps, between Piazza Navona and the Pantheon
This year Alfredo alla Scrofa celebrated its 110 anniversary and was awarded the title of “esercizio storico”, or historic business, of Rome. Alfredo made history in the Roman culinary landscape for more than a century, becoming world famous for its purely perfect, yet extremely simple linguine dish.
Mario Mozzetti, the owner, and the whole staff, are happy to pamper you in the exquisite elegance of this historic location, and introduce you to some classic examples of Roman cuisine with a contemporary flare.
Dining tables, couches, and floor lamps will welcome you under the watchful eyes of the many Hollywood actors and actresses that once visited the restaurant and whose portraits now decorate its iconic walls.
The luxe and glamour of this large and elegant room is enhanced by the myriad of portraits of actors, actresses and directors of the Dolce Vita, to add a distinctive touch to the classic elegance of the decor.
Actors and actresses are not the only celebrities to have enjoyed this iconic restaurant. Musicians, singers, TV personalities, journalists and politicians that once dined at this venue, now will keep you company, with their portraits, while you are enticed by Alfredo's delicious offerings.
If you decide to trade the air-conditioned rooms for the orange hues of the old buildings, you will not be disappointed with the Piazzetta Alfredo: the wide area in front of the restaurant, is perfect for your meal "al fresco". Shaded in the summer by large umbrellas, and warmed in the winter by outdoor heaters and cozy blankets, you will always be comfortable.
Immerse yourself in the magic of an original roman wine cellar: stone walls and ancient columns today safeguard a throve of big and small enological treasures.
During a renovation project in 2023, several rooms, spaces and reservoirs, in perfect state of preservation, were discovered underneath the restaurant. These ancient constructions near the Tiber and around the Campo Marzio have been turned into charming dining and tasting spaces.
Explore the historical archives of Alfredo alla Scrofa: 110 years of experience in the heart of Rome, between love stories, wars, popes, politicians and the best of the international jet set.
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1931
1960
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1914
First Lease Agreement
Alfredo Di Lelio closes the deal for the opening of the restaurant at Via della Scrofa 104, the birthplace of the legendary Fettuccine Alfredo that has captured diners' hearts worldwide.
1920
1920
The Golden Cutlery Set
The Famous Hollywood couple Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks visited Rome on their honeymoon and tasted Fettuccine Alfredo. Upon returning to the United States, they sent a set of golden cutlery to Rome, which has since become an icon of the art of creamy pasta tossing and Fettuccine Alfredo.
1931
1931
Charlie Chaplin in City Lights
During one of his tours, the most celebrated silent movie actor visited Italy to promote his latest film. After meeting fans at Cinecittà, he wandered through the streets of Rome and dined at Alfredo alla Scrofa, where he discovered its signature dish.
1960
1960
Rome Olympics
The capital hosted the 17th edition of the Olympic Games for the first time in its history. Italian athletes gained 36 medals includong13 gold. Among the standout performances were boxer Nino Benvenuti, champion in the welterweight category, and sprinter Livio Berruti, who made history by defeating North American the champions in the 200-meter race.
1994
1994
Gigi Proietti
Actor, director, and comedian, Gigi Proietti is recognized as a symbol of Roman culture and identity. Through cinema, theater, and television, he charmed generations of Italians with his creative genius and Roman charisma, bringing to the stage a lively, eclectic, and unique style of communication.
