It's a Sicilian restaurant, but we stopped here just for a glass of wine (we didn't try any of…read moretheir food and desserts, which looked delicious anyway). They have great wines, and their location makes it also perfect for people watching! The price of the glasses of wines were very reasonable.

This review is only for the arancini - fried balls of rice with a filling. They had 3 different…read morekinds of fillings: eggplant, prosciutto, and ragu (beef) with peas. We got the ragu arancine, and it was pretty tasty. Crunchy and crispy on the outside, soft and flavorful on the inside. I would get it again. At 3.50 Euros, it is only a little more expensive than the ones you can find in the non-airport cafes in Italy. I can't guarantee whether they'll taste as crispy later in the day (we got this at 6am right when they opened), but this arancine definitely hit the spot. We had been searching for them the previous afternoon in Venice without any success. They also have some flatbread looking sandwiches, fruit cups, pastries, and a selection of coffee-based drinks and also orange juice. There is bar seating on the side. Later in the day there may be alcoholic drinks as well, given the alcohol bottles sitting on their ledge.

This cafe is right on the beach (Spiaggia Libera). Cocktails, espresso, beer....what more could you…read moreask for? Oh, that's right- good ol' country music. What a delightful and relaxing place if you're in the Fiumucino area. Shaded and outdoor seating are available and quite plentiful for the small size of the bar. Highly recommended if you're looking to cool off or get caffeinated!

Quite possibly the worst upper class lounge I have had the pleasure of visiting…read more Bottled water - as much as you like. Food? Get in line to walk past some sad cafeteria style plastic covered plates to place an order for some thing that resembles food on those plates. Oh, you think this is made to order? Absolutely not. "American breakfast". - cold and I mean straight out of fridge scrambled style egg with some spinach and cold mushrooms. Something that resembles bacon, but again questionable. Extremely disappointed. Sorry but when traveling upper class, the fee of the ticket covers an amenity of a lounge with small plates (or large), some kind of snack and lots of drinks that should be poured endlessly. The poor guy behind this counter was charged with serving both coffee / espresso drinks, juice, milk and booze. This is definitely not "happy hour". This lounge services the Star Alliance group out of Terminal 1 which I believe in this terminal comprises Lufthansa, Austrian, and SwissAir

I spent a few hours here at the newly renovated Star Alliance Lounge by D5. It's nice. The…read morebreakfast was decent and the lunch was filled with salad, meats, cheese, toasted bread, freshly made pizza and Italian soup. I liked the variety. Breakfast had scrambled eggs and bacon along with prosciutto. They make very strong coffee behind the bar. I think this was a terrible lounge before the renovation. Now all fixed up and it's very neat to see that the review has not reflected the update. I would rate this higher than most of the lounges I've been too, considering how new and less crowded it is. At lunch time families start to show up with little kids and it does get very crowded and noisy. As a business traveler with two teenage kids, I understand the concept of raising children, but now that I'm older and have kids who are quiet as mouse, I can't stand the noise as it's difficult to work. That's the only complaint about this lounge. They should have a quiet area and one for work area. But then again, not everyone can get into Polaris lounge where it does not allow family unless you all travel in business class, which we did.

Decent place to get a meal before flying out. Average food and prices I would say. What's nice is…read morefor 10 euros you can get a slice of pizza, soft drink, and either a fruit cup or tiramasu. They also have a selection of baked goodies and pastas. I really enjoy the sitting area as there is plenty of space and they have outlets at the tables!! This is great as they seem to be limited everywhere else in the airport. Not only do they serve food but also a variety of typical Italian coffees. Probably one of the best places to eat in this terminal after observing the other areas.

I would have given five stars but the service was slow! But the food was AMAZING. I got the burrata…read moreplatter with fresh tomatoes pesto olive oil, arugula, and the best prosciutto ever!! And we didn't even leave the airport! Best layover food ever.