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Locandina in stile manifesto — Mangia prega ama (2010)

Film · 2010

Eat Pray Love

Directed by Ryan Murphy

Based on Elizabeth Gilbert's memoir, starring Julia Roberts. The first part, set in Rome, is a hymn to Italian food and la dolce vita.

More venues in Rome → Read the itinerary — the film's locations and where to eat →

Venues linked to the film

Ingresso storico dell'Antica Pizzeria da Michele in Via Cesare Sersale a Napoli, con una pizza margherita in primo piano
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L'Antica Pizzeria da Michele

Naples, Campania

Founded in 1870 in the Forcella district, it is one of the most historic and famous pizzerias in Naples. An essential menu — marinara and margherita — baked in a wood-fired oven according to tradition. A simple, authentic setting, often with a queue outside.

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Sala sotterranea di Da Pancrazio tra gli archi del Teatro di Pompeo
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Da Pancrazio

Rome, Lazio

A historic restaurant built above the remains of the ancient Theatre of Pompey: the lower rooms, among arches and Roman columns, are a real experience.

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Frequently asked questions

Where does Julia Roberts eat in Eat Pray Love in Rome?

Several trattorias in the historic centre, including Trattoria Santa Lucia in Largo Febo (the famous Roman-dishes scene) and Da Pancrazio, in the cellars of the ancient Theatre of Pompey.

What is the film's most famous food scene?

The one where the lead savours Roman cuisine in a trattoria: it became an icon of food scenes set in Italy.

Can you still visit the film's restaurants?

Yes, they are real venues in central Rome. Always check opening hours and availability before going.