Via Marghera 37 · Roma Termini

Open on Sundays,
near Termini.

La Lupa opens every day of the week, Sundays included, from 12:00 to 23:00: a Roman Sunday lunch a few minutes from Termini station.

La Lupa’s abbacchio a scottadito, a Roman Sunday dish
Editorial photograph recreated from the restaurant’s dishes.
7 days a weekSundays included
12:00–23:00Sunday evenings too
Via Marghera 37Via Marsala side of Termini

Sunday lunch, Roman style.

In Rome, Sunday lunch is unhurried: a starter, a pasta, a meat main and dessert. At La Lupa Sunday lunch follows that tradition, with abbacchio a scottadito (grilled lamb chops) next to the Roman pastas. The kitchen opens at 12:00 and does not close in the afternoon, so there is no rush to finish.

For a full meal at a clear price there is the €30-per-person La Lupa menu: bruschetta, carbonara or amatriciana, saltimbocca or lamb, potatoes and dessert of the day.

Abbacchio a scottadito

Abbacchio a scottadito

Lamb · rosemary · potatoes

Bucatini all’amatriciana

Bucatini all’amatriciana

Guanciale · tomato · pecorino

Tiramisù

Tiramisù

Homemade dessert

Sunday evenings and Mondays too.

Many restaurants take their day off on Sunday evening or Monday. La Lupa is open every day from 12:00 to 23:00: if you arrive at Termini on Sunday night or leave on Monday at lunchtime, the kitchen is open.

For Christmas, New Year and other public holidays, always check with the restaurant before you come.

Book your Sunday.

Sunday is the busiest day: book on the website by choosing party size, day and time between 12:00 and 21:30, up to 6 people. For bigger tables call +39 06 8692 8542.

Before you visit

Is La Lupa open on Sundays?

Yes, every day from 12:00 to 23:00, Sundays included.

And on Mondays?

Yes, on Mondays too: the restaurant is open every day of the week.

Are you open on public holidays?

For Christmas, New Year and other holidays, check with the restaurant on +39 06 8692 8542.

Can I book Sunday lunch online?

Yes, online for up to 6 people. For larger groups call the restaurant.

A table in Rome

Sundays are Roman.

Book Sunday lunch or dinner, or call the restaurant.