Rome responds to 'all you can eat' phenomenon with an all-Roman version.

After the boom in 'all you can eat' Asian restaurants comes a new Rome restaurant offering unlimited amounts of Roman cuisine for a fixed price.

With the name Senza Fondo (which translates as 'Bottomless') the city-centre restaurant will offer limitless 'cucina tipica romana' - for both lunch and dinner - after it opens on 30 April.

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The lunch option will cost €19.50 while after 18.00 and on Sundays / holidays the price rises to €22.50, reports Italian newspaper La Repubblica.

For this price diners can feast to their heart's content on Roman specialities such as rigatoni all'amatriciana or alla carbonara, tagliolini alla gricia or cacio e pepe, or penne all'arrabbiata.

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There is also no shortage of bruschette, supplì, fiori di zucca, filetti di baccalà, Roman-style thin crust pizza, saltimbocca alla romana, tripe and polpette al sugo.

The restaurant, on Via Teatro della Pace 44, promises an informal atmosphere with old-fashioned "home cooking" based on family recipes, reports La Repubblica.

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"We wanted to celebrate Roman cuisine in a fun format, with real, authentic and limitless dishes" - say founders Diana Russo and Luciano Rufino - "And what better place for a Roman 'all you can eat' than a stone's throw from Piazza Navona?"

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