Starter
Tomato bruschetta
Via Marghera 37 · Roma Termini
€30 set menu
near Termini.
Six Roman courses at a price you know before you sit down: the La Lupa menu is €30 per person, a short walk from the station.
€30 per personStarter, pasta, main, side, dessert
Via Marghera 37About 350 m from the station, straight line
Every dayKitchen 12:00–23:00 · +39 06 8692 8542
What the La Lupa menu includes.
The set menu follows the order of a Roman family meal. It starts with tomato bruschetta, then you choose your pasta between bucatini all’amatriciana and rigatoni alla carbonara, and your main between saltimbocca alla romana and abbacchio a scottadito (grilled lamb chops). Potatoes come on the side and the dessert of the day closes the meal.
Pasta of your choice
Bucatini all’amatriciana
Pasta of your choice
Rigatoni alla carbonara
Main of your choice
Saltimbocca alla romana
Main of your choice
Abbacchio a scottadito · potatoes
Dessert
Dessert of the day
For drinks, the restaurant’s printed menu lists: ½ water / 1 glass of wine / soft drink / beer. Ask the staff how the included drink works.
A clear price near the station.
Around Termini many travellers look for a Roman meal without surprises on the bill. With the La Lupa menu you know the price before you order: €30 per person for a full meal, from starter to dessert.
It works well if you arrive by train with little time, if you are a group and want the same formula for everyone, or if it is your first night in Rome and you want to taste the classics in one go. Prefer à la carte? The full menu lists all 15 dishes.
Before you visit
Is the €30 price per person?
Yes. The La Lupa menu is €30 per person and includes a starter, a pasta of your choice, a main of your choice, a side and the dessert of the day.
Can I choose between carbonara and amatriciana?
Yes, the pasta is your choice of rigatoni alla carbonara or bucatini all’amatriciana. The main is saltimbocca alla romana or abbacchio a scottadito.
Is the set menu available at any time?
The kitchen is open from 12:00 to 23:00. When you book, ask the restaurant to confirm for your preferred time.
How do I mention allergies?
Write them in the booking notes and tell the staff before ordering: the short dish descriptions on this site are not a full allergen list.
How far is La Lupa from Termini?
La Lupa is at Via Marghera 37, on the Via Marsala side of the station, about 350 metres in a straight line from Piazza dei Cinquecento.