Rome trattoria that's open on Sundays?

[Pazzasop]

My last night in Rome before I fly back to the states is a Sunday night. Can anyone recommend a great, authentic trattoria that will be open? I was looking at Augustarello, but not sure if they're open. Was also thinking about Ditirambo. Thanks!

[andhollis]

I'm not sure I'd put Ditrambo in the category of authentic; it's got a slightly newer take on old recipes.
Da Bucatino in Testaccio is open Sundays, authentic and, I thought, very good.

[Pazzasop]

I'll definitely look into Da Bucatino-thanks for the suggestion!

[foodio]

Is Da Bucatino open Sundays for lunch? And does anyone know whether the Testaccio market is open on Sunday?

Thanks

[andhollis]

In March we lunched at Da Bucatino on a Sunday but found the market closed. We returned a couple of days later for an enjoyable lunch at Volpetti Piu (where I encountered the mysterious agretti!) then checked out the market, just down the street. Glistening fish and impressive meat selections, as well as all those vegetables.

[jen kalb]

fwiw, volpetti piu is open for sunday lunch but its probably not the relaxing experience you are looking for. Sunday is not the day for food shopping in Testaccio.

[mbfant]

Market is closed Sundays. I had forgotten about Bucatino. I used to go there all the time, but drifted away. They should certainly be open for Sunday lunch.

[jen kalb]

I think Checchino is open on Sunday night but not Augustarello. If you search the Italy board for Sunday reccs, you should find some more.

[mbfant]

No, Checchino isn't open on Sundays or Mondays at all. La Campana is open Sunday evening.

[jen kalb]

sorry - you are right. I think they used to serve Sunday lunch but that must have been years ago.