Zoe Mercato Testaccio

Excellent place for juices and smoothies. I stopped there with friends and we really enjoyed it. Fresh fruit, great selection, seasonal vegetables, compostable cups. It was refreshing to find such a bar, well beyond the standard type with cappucino and orange juices.

We had some delicious juices at this place. Personal favorite was the spinach juice. Everything freshly prepared with the most delicious fresh fruits and vegetables. Also the salads are great. You can choose the ingredients for your salad yourself. A must do at Testaccio market!!

I am a huge fan of natural juices and I must say, this place does it right! We just happened upon this small place and were so lucky! We each tried four different flavors and each one was perfect in its own right. If you like juice, this is a must stop location. Personally, I would recommend the pear with cinnamon!

Fantastic real Italian food, fruit and vegetables etc. Not much English spoken here but friendly vendors helped. We had a taste of a good variety of Italian dishes. There are hot four stalls as well as sweet stalls, fishmongers and green grocers. Worth a visit if you’re interested in what the Italians do at lunch time. They do start shutting by 3pm and it’s all over by 3.30pm. Strawberries were so sweet, everything we tried was delicious.

Hey guys, I'm back! So, the funny thing here is that I live almost on front of Testaccio Market, and I've never reviewed my favorite place there. I'll keep it simple: the best salad in this city, and only for 6€! They have all kind of fresh ingredients and you can put as much as you you want as long as they fit in the box. My favorite combination is quinoa, avocado, feta cheese, tuna, rocket and cherry tomato, with some olive oil and a fantastic avocado and ginger dip that they prepare. The staff is super nice and friendly too. Don't forget to add a fresh centrifuga (natural juice) to your salad. Zoé is a mandatory stop in Rome! Keep an eye on the schedule, as they close around 14.30h.

This is off the beaten path, where the locals shop. There are fresh fruits, vegetable, fish, charcuteries, cheese stalls. There is a coffee shop in the middle which makes great coffee, a dozen of so food court tables where locals take a break from shopping for their groceries and order a sandwich or pizza from the charcuterie, drink their coffee and socialize. We ordered the pizza, prosciutto, cheese, olive and coffee and had a feast. Everything really good and inexpensive. All for about 11 euros for the both of us. Can't beat the freshness, taste and price. Also, there are shoe shops and clothing store where items are much cheaper than in Campo di Fiore (where we stayed). Well worth the vis...