Where is the best arancini in Rome?

Based on diner recommendations, the best arancini in Rome is at I Supplì. We compared 5 restaurants serving arancini.

How much does arancini cost in Rome?

Arancini prices in Rome range from €2.50 to €3.50 across 5 restaurants.

5 restaurants compared

Price range: €2.50 – €3.50

Avg recommendation: 88%

Based on diner recommendations across 5 restaurants:

Scroll down for detailed comparisons, prices, and diner tips for each restaurant.

Trastevere·$

Arancino Burro

€2.50

Fried rice ball with butter, ragù, and ham—comfort food fried.

Tip: The most Roman version. Locals often pick this over the Sicilian arancino.

Esquilino·$$

Arancino Siciliano

€3.50

Round fried rice ball with ragù, peas, and hard-boiled egg filling.

Tip: Eat it right away for the best texture. It hardens as it sits.

#391% recommend

Centro Storico·$

Arancino Ragù

€3.00

Round rice ball with meat ragù, peas, and hard-boiled egg center.

Tip: This is the classic. Start here before trying variations.

#488% recommend

Trastevere·$

Arancino Siciliano

€2.80

Round Sicilian-style arancino with ragù, peas, and hard-boiled egg.

Tip: Heavier and more substantial than the supplì. Better if you're very hungry or want something to last through the afternoon.

#585% recommend

Centro Storico·$

Arancino Burro

€2.80

Fried rice ball with butter, ragù, and ham—simpler and lighter filling.

Tip: Less heavy than the ragù version. Good if you want arancini without feeling stuffed.