Where to eat in Rome during Six Nations: a true Roman dinner at Sora Lalla
If you’re coming to Rome for the Six Nations Championship on February 7th, chances are you’re travelling with friends, wearing blue and ready for a proper rugby weekend.
Great rugby, great atmosphere… now you just need great food.
If you’re wondering where to eat in Rome during Six Nations, especially if you’re coming from Scotland, there’s one place that feels just right: Sora Lalla, an authentic Roman osteria in the heart of Campo de’ Fiori.
A Roman osteria that welcomes rugby fans from Scotland
Sora Lalla is not a tourist trap.
It’s a real Roman restaurant, loved by locals, where food is generous, flavours are bold and the atmosphere is warm and informal — exactly what rugby fans appreciate.
After a match day at the stadium, or a long day exploring Rome, this is the kind of place where:
groups of friends feel comfortable,
portions are satisfying,
wine flows easily,
and nobody rushes you out
Perfect location for Six Nations fans in Rome
No fixed menus, no “tourist specials”.
At Sora Lalla you eat à la carte, choosing what you really want.
Roman classics you should try
Carbonara – rich, creamy, unforgettable
Amatriciana – tomato, pecorino and guanciale at its best
Cacio e Pepe – simple, powerful, iconic
Meat, fish and comfort food
Grilled meats and beef fillet
Mixed fish grill for those who prefer seafood
Traditional Roman dishes cooked the proper way
Perfect food to share, talk, laugh and relive the match
A place that feels right for rugby weekends
Rugby weekends are about more than the game:
camaraderie,
respect,
good food,
long dinners.
That’s exactly the spirit of Sora Lalla.
You’ll hear different languages at the tables, glasses clinking, and that relaxed Roman mood that makes you feel welcome even if it’s your first time in the city.
Why Scottish fans love eating like Romans
Scottish rugby fans are known for being:
friendly,
curious,
respectful,
and serious about food and drink.
Roman cuisine matches that energy perfectly:
honest dishes, strong flavours, no fuss.
That’s why so many visitors from Scotland end up choosing a traditional osteria rather than a fancy restaurant.
Where to eat in Rome during Six Nations: book in advance
Six Nations weekends are busy in Rome, especially around the city centre.
If you’re travelling with friends or a group, booking in advance is strongly recommended.
Sora Lalla is ready to welcome Scottish rugby fans for an authentic Roman dinner during Six Nations weekend.
Good food, good wine, good company — just like rugby should be.