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Casa Novecento
★ 3.0(1 review)Restaurant
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About the Vibe
Casa Novecento brings a modern, convivial energy to EUR's otherwise business-heavy dining scene. You'll find solid Mediterranean cooking — meat, fish, vegetarian options, and a respectable pizza — but the real draw is the atmosphere: themed nights like "Monday Night" with live music and Friday's "Figli delle stelle" turn a regular dinner into something more social. The two-floor space works equally well for a casual weeknight meal as it does for a private party.
Why it's worth it
A modern two-floor restaurant in EUR that pairs solid Mediterranean cooking with themed nights — live music on Mondays, DJ sets on Fridays — turning dinner into a social event.
Highlights
live musicthemed nightslate-nightevent space
Before you go
Check their weekly calendar before booking — Monday Night and Friday's Figli delle stelle are the most lively, but also the busiest, so reserve ahead if you want a table on themed evenings.
Known For
- •Monday Night themed dinners with live music
- •Mediterranean cuisine with meat, fish and pizza
- •Two-floor event space for private parties
- •Friday 'Figli delle stelle' nights
Best For
group dinnerscelebrations and private eventslate-night dining
1 review
City InsidersEditorialJuly 10, 2026
Where dinner becomes an event in EUR
Casa Novecento is the kind of place you go when you want dinner to feel like an event rather than just a meal. Tucked right by Piazza Marconi in EUR, it's a modern two-floor restaurant that leans hard into the social side of dining — think live music on Monday nights, DJ sets, and themed evenings that keep things lively well past midnight. The kitchen turns out reliable Mediterranean fare: meat dishes, fresh fish, vegetarian options, and a pizza that holds its own in a district where there's no shortage of competition. Regulars praise the chef's weekly off-menu specials, which show a level of creativity you don't always expect from a place that also functions as an event venue.
The food won't blow you away the way a Michelin-adjacent spot might, but that's not really the point here. What Casa Novecento does well is create a fun, convivial atmosphere where a group of friends or colleagues can eat well and stay late. The fish meatballs get a specific shoutout from repeat visitors, and the pizza is solid if not transcendent. Service can be hit-or-miss on busy themed nights, so manage your expectations if you're coming on a Monday or Friday.
If you're in EUR for work or visiting the area's striking Rationalist architecture, Casa Novecento is a dependable evening option that won't bore you. It's closed on Sundays, and lunch service runs noon to 3 PM if you need a midday break. Prices sit in the moderate-to-high range — fair for what you get, especially if you factor in the entertainment value.