Roma “GNAM!” International Street Food Festival
Rome Food Event October 2017
“ROMA GNAM!” is the annual festival held in Rome from October 5th to October 8th 2017. 4 entire days will be dedicated to the celebration of international street food for the pleasure of all the foodies who are luckily visiting Rome.
The 2017 location for the open air festival dedicated to street food will be the EUR district, specifically in Via Oceania 00144 Rome, Italy. Entrance is free for everyone!

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About the Roma “GNAM!” Event
Walking across the food stands visitors will have the chance to explore culinary specialties from all over the world, ranging from different Italian Regions to Europe and South America.
Starting from Argentina and Uruguay, taste the famous asado dish, the national barbecue originating with the country’s gauchos! Next head to other side of the world, south Italy to the Apulia region and taste the delicious “bombette”, a typical meat street food flavoured with cheese. Don’t miss the culinary specialty from Sicily, the world-famous arancina and cannoli with fresh ricotta cheese.
Moving East, discover the taste of Greece with the super-tasty moussaka and yoghurt with honey and hazelnuts!
How to Reach
Closest Metro Station is “EUR-Fermi” on the Blue Line
Street Food Festival
How to Visit
From 5th to 8th October:
Thursday 5th from 6.00 pm to midnight
Friday 6th, Saturday 7th and October 8th: from 11.00 am to midnight
Tickets: Entrance is free and you will pay for the food as you go!
Info: https://www.facebook.com/events/1642092229174455/
Suppli.
One of the most authentic Roman foods even if local legends say it was introduced there by the French. Simply put it’s a delicious fried rice ball. It’s fried with mozzarella which melts when deep fried. Other than that the rice flavourings are meat sauce or grounded pork. Some joints also offer pasta instead of rice. That’s delicious as well. A very common dish but it’s best available in Supplizio and Trappizio.
Polpette di bollito.
A disk of thick crust of beef stuffed between two patties. The patties are breaded and deep fried. It’s an age old Roman dish formed as a result of leftover meat which was previously stuffed with eggs and breadcrumbs. Now the delicacy evolved to something better. The beef is served with too many spices, eggs and cheese.