Country guide
Restaurants in Italy
287,846 places across 480 cities and provinces. Ratings from real diners on e.restaurant only.
e.restaurant lists 287,846 restaurants across Italy, spread over 480 provinces and cities. 25 has the most listings with 33,372, followed by 62 and 72. The most common cuisines and venue types nationwide are Italian, Bar and Cafe. Every listing is compiled from open global place data; ratings, where shown, come only from real e.restaurant diners, with public Google ratings clearly labelled and linked for reference.
Top cities & provinces in Italy
25 33,372 restaurants62 24,318 restaurants72 22,510 restaurants34 19,743 restaurants45 19,038 restaurants52 18,176 restaurants82 17,372 restaurants21 16,167 restaurants75 16,105 restaurants42 8,607 restaurants78 7,661 restaurants88 7,632 restaurants57 6,966 restaurants65 6,501 restaurants36 5,346 restaurants32 4,402 restaurants55 3,833 restaurants77 2,021 restaurantsRoma 1,321 restaurants67 1,221 restaurantsMilano 1,060 restaurantsMi 1,006 restaurantsRm 958 restaurantsLombardia 948 restaurants
Popular cuisines in Italy
Each links to the city with the most options, so you land on a real list.
Dining guides for Italy
Editorial guides to where and what to eat, grounded in our real listing data.
Frequently asked questions about restaurants in Italy
How many restaurants are listed in Italy?
e.restaurant lists 287,846 restaurants in Italy, across 480 provinces and cities.
Which cities in Italy have the most restaurants?
The cities and provinces with the most listings in Italy are 25 (33,372), 62 (24,318), 72 (22,510), 34 (19,743) and 45 (19,038).
What are the most popular cuisines in Italy?
The most common cuisines and venue types in Italy are Italian (105,599), Bar (95,688), Cafe (53,255), Pizza (52,734) and Diner (22,501).
Are the ratings on e.restaurant real?
Yes. Ratings on e.restaurant come only from real diners who reviewed a place here, never scraped or recycled. Where a public Google rating is shown it is clearly labelled "Google" and links to Google Maps; it is kept separate from our own diner scores.