This was my second trip to Rome, the first in 2019 we stumbled upon this small hole in the wall…read morestreet pasta and fell in love. This time we nearly had it every day, and for 8€ a bowl you can't blame me. Must try is the pappardelle ragu, portions are enough to share for two. And be sure to eat it on the stoop of the restaurant for the full experience! Expect your hot and fresh pasta ready in 3-5 mins on a busy day.

We chose this spot because it had a lot of reviews and maintained a good score. Perks of this spot…read moreare that it's affordable with each pasta bowl costing about €7.50 and the bowls are fairly large. Even though the line is long, you can get your meal quickly because the team works very fast and efficiently. The spot has limited seating so most people eat outside, either standing up or sitting on the curb. Menu is limited to 6 options and everything is handmade, so you can't go wrong here. The noodles have a nice, thick, chewy texture and come with plenty of sauce. Only downside for me was that most dishes didn't come with meat and I usually like to have a little with each meal.

Good food & staff are Really nice. Also it's child- friendly environment. Location is accessibleread more

The chicken is so good, I was so glad to stumble upon this spot. I was so tired of eating pastaread more

Nice little pizza place that sells pizza pieces by the weight, rather than pricing it by piece…read more The pizzas, it should be noted, is the "al taglia" variety (as is also stated in the name of the place). That means that they are not the typical round ones, but rather square, tray-baked pizzas, which are then cut into square pieces. You pick how ever many you like of each, they weigh it, and you pay accordingly. This is a very common type of pizza in Italy, but I'm not a huge fan, I like the round, thin-crusted ones that are baked right on the hot stones of a pizza oven better. And these in particular have a crust that is just a touch too thick, and thus soft and doughy, for my preference. That being said, it is actually quite good pizza, especially as a quick snack, or as a late-night dinner. I can in particularly recommend the Margherita, the potato and cheese one, and the eggplant and pecorino.

Awesome Pizza, probably the best I've had in Italy so far…read more Definitely a locals only spot away from the tourist traps near the Vatican, and cheap too You will leave happy and satisfied

They are not in business Spent 30 minutes in a taxi trying…read moreto find this place and finally found out their have gone out of business!

Delicious hamburgers and fries. Just what we were craving. Nice atmosphere! Hamburger was a little…read moresmall compared to American burgers.

Visited Maybu with the family for a quick bite recently. We didn't have a lot of time, so we needed…read moresomething quick. We requested two chicken and cheese quesadillas, some nachos with chicken and cheese, and some drinks. You can choose the size of your nachos and quesadillas, which is nice. We went with medium size and that was a generous portion. The people in front of us requested the large nachos, which is enough for 2 people to share. The food was tasty and I'd visit again for a burrito.

tasty burrito's , we dine around 1000pm the only complaint on the place was really hot. No fan or…read moreany air condition out there. Food was ok...

As someone who visits McDonald's frequently, this particular location is one of my favorites. We…read morerandomly stumbled into here for a quick bite without realizing it is the viral fancy McDonald's. First you walk through a hallway of Roman statues and plaques, which take you into a spacious dining hall. They have a full bakery section and plenty of seating. I got to try a few Italy speciality items like the Spinach & Parmigiano Croquettes (3 for €2.69) and Tiramisu (€2.90). When in Europe, you can always order a beer at McDonald's too, which is a treat for adults. The best of all, I was able to score the viral beach towel from here while it's been sold out everywhere else!

I was in town for the Rome Marathon. As a fan of international McDonald's where the quality of the…read morefood is almost always better than in the States, I just had to make a stop here at the first McDonald's location in Italy. Unfortunately, when I first came here on Friday, it was closed for a special event. Thankfully, they were open to the public when I returned the following day. If you had to go to only one McDonald's in Rome, you definitely need to come to this location! Just like any McDonald's in Rome, they're all very easy to find as they had signs throughout the city directing you to the closest one. This place is just south of the Spagna Metro station, very close to the Spanish Steps and embassy. The design of this location was very unique. It was very modern with a little bit of ancient Rome. Ordering was very easy while using one of the kiosks. It was very spacious with plenty of seating. The service was quick, the food was good, and the dining area was kept clean.

Incredible food, plating, and service. We enjoyed this so much. We went back multiple times during…read moreour time in Rome. Vanessa was our server and was kind, charming, and very helpful. The portions are huge, plated with creativity and are well worth every euro spent..

Quick bite before visiting Vatican City. Cute little sandwich place. Owner's nice. Had the English…read morebreakfast, spoiler alert, not the traditional English breakfast you imagined. There's avocado, prosciutto, tomato and egg, side with freshly made orange juice. Very healthy. Cappuccino's smooth and balanced.

Service was professional and quick. He made sure our order was correct and delivered a delicious…read morecheese burger. The pommes sticks (French fries) were crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside. Perfection. The inside atmosphere was jazzy and intimate but still a laid back burger joint. Loved it.

The food is incredible! Service was great with friendly staff. I cannot recommend T&C Burger Lab…read moreenough. This burger place is legit See ya next time