If you're looking for typical, authentic Roman cuisine eat here. They have a fixed menu that comes…read morewith appetizers, your choice of first course and second course, and a glass of house wine with biscuits for dessert. Portion is very huge and price (25 euros) is fair.

The menu comes with fix price $25 euros. Neighborhood style type of restaurant that you eat…read moreoutside, typical local customers, and waiters are very friendly. We had a good time and the food was good. Just go with an empty stomach because you will eat antipasti, primi plati, secondi plati and dolce. All included in the fix price.

Avoid the tourist trap restaurants on the Campo de' Fiori (remember - no decent restaurant anywhere…read morein Europe will ever have someone standing outside trying to get you to come in). This tiny, amazing, gem is just steps away and therefore within seconds from loads of Airbnb apartments in the Campo/Piazza Navona neighborhoods. The restaurant is tiny - very - and run by the most darling young couple, she runs front of house and makes drinks and he is the chef. There is no printed menu here, she will tell you each day the homemade pasta and sauce options. Don't worry, every day there is Carbonara but you'll get to try it with different pasta if you go more than once (and you should). Enjoy a game of chess or cards at your table while having a hand poured drink and their amazing Charcuterie board. Don't be in a rush - your main courses are made to order. They open early for the "American" seating and honestly take advantage of this because it will get crowded later.

Ciampini is my favorite italian restaurant in the city of Rome. I've come here for brunch, dinner,…read moresnacks, drinks, etc. - It is absolutely criminal to come here and not order a drink (fresh grapefruit juice and lemon iced tea blow my mind everytime we come) - I can't bear the thought of not ordering dessert here: best gelato in rome after giolitti (try the Marrón Glacés and Pistacchio) & the best Tiramisù rome has to offer - Our favorite thin crust Pizza and Focacce in rome: we have tried the Bismark Pizza, Margherita Ciampini Pizza, Napoli Pizza *delicious but is on the saltier side*, and San Paolo focaccia (go for the pizza over pasta) - The secondi portion of menu is a delicious break from pasta and pizza (you can't regret ordering the vellutata di verdure) - Cherry on top of this restaurant is the beautiful interior and centeral location - The cheap prices for the food doesn't hurt either although the same can't be said for the drinks and some of the mains

Nice little restaurant near our hotel. Had traditional lasagna and a Peroni. It was the first place…read morewe visited that asked for tips, but we're American so used to that.

Ambiance: it's a family style Italian restaurant located in a residential area, less crowded…read more Service: super welcoming and friendly, the host was very kind to provide suggestion and accommodated with requests Food & Drink: classic menu for pasta with meat entrees Bread - *** average taste Straccetti - **** Beef strips, the special of the day, bold and acid taste with rosemary and white vinegar, recommend Tonnarelli cacio e pepe - **** Tonnarelli with cheese and pepper, simple and tasty, recommend Pistachio Cream Cake - ***** not on the menu, daily special, very soft and melting in the mouth, highly recommend Vino rosso della casa - **** red wine of the house, easy to drink, paired well with beef, recommend Price: small to moderate portions, premium quality, expect €20~€25 per person

Perla nascosta! When they tell you to avoid the tourist traps this is the place to go. It is…read morelocated on a very quiet street just north of the train station and is low key--the perfect place for a quiet late evening dinner where you prize being able to hear and converse with your dinner guest. The menu selection is nicely representative of Roman dishes featuring pastas and meat sauce. There is a nice selection of simple appetizers and main courses. The food is prepared simply but deliciously, the portions are more than ample, but you will be hard pressed not to finish your plate.. The service is expert and friendly. There are no games with prices and tacked on service fees--just authentic Roman home style dishes with a little bit of flair. If you are in the area this place worth finding

Fast. Friendly service. Good food and well balanced coffee. The environment was cozy, casual, and…read moreinviting.

This was our first meal in Italy and walking from our hotel, with decent Yelp ratings, so we tried…read moreit. This ended up our least favorite of all restaurant establishments we sampled however, which still ranks a 3 or maybe a 3.5 in comparison to what might be available in the US. The bruschetta with fresh tomatoes was good, the version with a liver pate was not as exciting - so in retrospect just get all tomatoes version. Half the amount (4 pieces instead of 8) might have been better for the two of us also. My rigatoni carbonara was very good, flavorful and delicious, cooked perfectly al dente. My husband's veggie meatballs were dry and not exciting at all, they needed a sauce and some actual veggies. He described them like a falafel ball with very little veggies in the mix. I did not even try them as I am a much pickier foodie than he is. Each entree came with one side, and he got the grilled potatoes so not a great combination - too starch-heavy without actual veggies in the veggie-balls. My broccoli side was actually romanascu and it was very good. The interior of the restaurant was very hot, so we sat outside which was unexpectedly noisy due to the kitchen fan. However, the main reason we ranked down, was due to the end of evening experience, which we found unprofessional. Our waiter was cordial and helpful throughout, and even took a photo for us. However at the end he insisted upon us handing him a cash tip, and hovered at our table until it was provided. We had read that tipping is not the same in Italy and that tips are provided as a compliment but not as a percentage as we do in US. We found the request/demand for a tip to be quite uncomfortable, and it was the only time this happened to us in Italy (other than a run in with an unauthorized baggage handler at the train). It may be a cultural issue, as the staff at this restaurant is Moroccan or perhaps Bangladeshi. However, it felt like taking advantage of tourists and it was uncomfortable and stayed with us as part of the experience not being ideal.

I'm pretty sure I had written tips and review for Da Egea Al Casale before, several months ago. I…read morestay in Aurelia for weeks on end during my business trips. This restaurant is as Italian as it can get. Da Egea Al Casale offers traditional Italian flare. On the menu are various pastas, pizzas, prosciutto, mortadella and mozzarella. Cold cuts as antipasti (appetizers), cheeses (formaggi), breads, prosciutto are €7-€8. First courses are ravioli, lasagna, gnocchi, fettuccini, carbonara, all'amatriciana, sorrentina for €7-€9 per dish. Fettuccini ai fungi porcini (that's with mushrooms) €10. Linguine allo scoglio (that's with mussels, prawns, clams) €12, Spaghetti alle vongole (garlic and clams) €10. Many pasta dishes with various sauces, spaghetti, fettuccini, and penne at €8 or €9 per plate. Skewers €8, lamb chop €10, pork chop or sausage €6, steaks are €12, and a plate of mixed meats is €20. Fish is the most expensive item on the menu at Da Egea Al Casale, it runs €13-€15. Add a side of greens or roasted potatoes for €4. Frequented by locals it seems, located in the Aurelia district. Offers outside seating on a terrace with country views of the surrounded village. Nice place and good food!

My wife and I have been to this place at least three times and loved it. Our friends are in Rome…read morestaying at the Marriott right up the hill (08/11/2017). I recommended it and they went out there only to find it is closed. Not sure this is permanent or temporarily. A real shame if it is. Please check by calling first.

We enjoyed the food and the extra special attention our server gave our party. The food selection…read moreoffered a great variety for palates and was well prepared and flavorful. The music was great. Restaurant was clean and had a nice modern decor.

A rip off. Prices aren't listed clearly and they will give you whatever they want and then charge…read moreyou what they feel. Update. They Do Not label or tell you if they put common allergen ingredients such as nuts in flavors. When confronting the staff about it we were told we were stupid for not specifically asking for no nuts. Rather than just acknowledging they should put up a sign they called my partner stupid. I regrettably lost my cool. But would never recommend this place to anyone. It's a tourist trap, over priced, and at least one staff member rude. Certainly made my mind up about Rome and it's people.