Our family visited on a recent trip to Rome, based on the great video from Rick Steves that…read morehighlighted this restaurant as an example of the type of dining that Romans love. We had a great experience. We had our hotel book reservations for us at 7PM (when they open). The restaurant is cozy and inviting. The staff and service were excellent. The food was a real experience. We enjoyed the fresh local fish (which they prepare for you, and divide into serving plates). They have a great wine selection. We also enjoyed our pastas and deserts. All-in-all, it was just a very nice experience.

This little downstairs restaurant is super cool. The art on the walls is great, the service was…read moreimpeccable and the food is unbelievable. I had the truffle steak with roasted potatoes and mixed vegetables. Was divine. Highly recommend!!

We had a great experience at this restaurant! The food was so delicious, and it's an adorable cozy…read morerestaurant tucked away from the Main Street. Highly recommend!

The food in this restaurant are amazing! The truffle bruchetta is the bomb. The bread complimentary…read moreis great. The restaurant is tiny but fine. I like all the food that we ordered. But the service is not good at all. When i got there, i was not sure because the place was empty. But i trusted the great review. Few minutes later, it was full house. But we waited for 1 hour for our food, i saw the table behind us, left and right got their food first before us and.. they ordered same food like ours. If you are in hurry, i will NOT recommend this place.

Pretty interior with nice table setting and cheerful color scheme in this sweet restaurant right by…read moreVatican. It's a little hidden but super close and not touristy at all because it's a family owned restaurant focused on quality. After eating pasta for 2 weeks I was excited to see salmon on the menu. The description on the menu was a little scary with so many different combinations in the sauce. It was a citrus salmon that was so yummy. I had the tiramisu for dessert which was pudding style. I love a cake style tiramisu but it was still good and a bit lighter which was nice too. The hotel recommended this restaurant and I can truly see why since it is such a nice jewel for the area.

Wow, what a wonderful find after a long day in Vatican City! Just a few short blocks and about 10…read moreminutes once you exit Vatican City. Service is top notch and the food is excellent! Our order was simple. Just pizza, bread with oil and a meat and cheese platter. For drinks white light wine, spritz, Prosecco, and a fruity Prosecco. Kiddo loved the pizza. Simple with melty cheese and spicy pepperoni (??pepperoni- not pepperoni but something of the like, sorry). She said it was the best pizza she's ever had and she's had A LOT of pizza! The bread was fluffy on the inside with a crunchy exterior. The oil was simple Olivia oil but had the best "herby" aroma you could taste with each bite. Meat and cheese were delightful. There was a wonderful onion jam that came with it. I wanted to buy some but they didn't have any for sale....so so sad! For drinks, I definitely recommend the Prosecco. Either one. Both so deliciously dangerous. If we are ever back in this area, we will definitely come back to dine here. I highly recommend this place if you are looking for some great eats with superb service!!

Yes, this restaurant exceeded our expectations! The bream and mushroom pizza were delicious, and…read morethe menu offered excellent fish and vegetable options. The service was warm and friendly, the ambiance was lovely, and the prices were very reasonable. I would absolutely return on my next visit to Rome!

My wife and I ate here during our last night in Rome. Very easy to make a reservation online, but…read moreit didn't feel necessary. Beautiful restaurant and the staff were attentive. We got the vegetable appetizer which was delicious and a lot of food. My wife at the fettuccine with mushrooms and I had the mixed grilled fish, highly recommend. Everything was cooked perfectly and delicious. We left very full and loved our meal.

It has been a long day for me, Ricky Sausage, and my sister, Sally Sausage. We have scoured the…read moreVatican looking for clues to where the Declaration of Independence is hidden. We both believe the film "National Treasure" is a prophecy but all of the clues actually reside in the Vatican. Do you believe that too? After collecting sufficient evidence and finding the next clue for the location of the artifact, we were hungry! What better place to eat than 433? We arrived around 9 and the outside patio was packed. An amplified violin player wandered the tables. We didn't mind sitting inside, so we were seated immediately. Less immediate was actually getting service, which took around 15 minutes. Which is fine! Lest we be the Americans in a Rush. As we waited, our eyes scanned the restaurant for additional clues to the whereabouts of historic artifacts. Sally scanned the walls in a trance. Among the art, she appreciates "...the naked butt and Walter White and the queer table. From far away, it looks like the logo says 'a**'." Our waiter takes our order and returns with our drinks, lickety split. Sally remarks on her Prosecco, "tastes like 'a**'. I can't say I know what that tastes like, but I can 'a**'-ume. The bubbles are full of 'a**'." I ordered the Negroni. It was standard fare. The only unique element was that it came with a lot of ice. I enjoyed it! The food comes out equally quick. We begin with the Caesar salad. Sally munches and crunches and says, "Dare I say the best I've ever had..? A lady finger crouton tastes like a lady. The finger! In circle form..." The dressing on the salad is a delight, light and flavorful. Next up is the beef fillet. Sally chews and says, "Blood in my mouth... So good, so blood... Feels like I'm eating red 'a**'." I agree! Finally, we have the Tonnarelli Con Pomodorini, Basilico E Scaglie Di Parmigiano. Sally notes, "Very thick hot noodles... Tastes fresh like the pope on a Tuesday - red-hot like pizza supper! The noodles are thicc but it matches the theme of the restaurant. Feels like I'm eating 'a**'!" We round out our meal by enjoying a glass of the house red. "Tastes like swirly 'a**'. I thought it was blood from the steak... TURNS OUT, It was from a grape. And you know what kind of grape? The 'a**' grape..... Grape from an 'a**'..... Which is? A grape." We were stuffed to the gills with delicious food and drink. Our bloodhound-like noses were re-energized for clues and now we have a fresh scent for 'a**.' Who knows where that scent will lead us! Thank you, 433333!

Decent food, pizza and pasta dishes. Good service. Nothing bad to say. I'd eat here again.read more

So Good We Came Back Twice!…read more We enjoyed this place so much that we ate here twice during our trip! From the moment we arrived, the staff made us feel welcome and gave us a wonderful, authentic Italian experience. One of our favorite parts was how patient everyone was with us as we practiced our Italian. They encouraged us, helped us along, and happily switched to English whenever we needed a little help. They even took the time to explain the menu, what we should order, and when certain dishes are traditionally enjoyed. It made the experience feel much more personal and gave us a little taste of everyday Italian culture. And the food was every bit as good as the service! Everything we tried was delicious, the portions were very generous, and the prices were excellent--especially compared with some of the other places we've visited during our trip. Great food, great value, and even better hospitality. When you find a restaurant worth visiting twice while you're in Italy, you know you've found something special. Grazie mille for making us feel so welcome!

Amazing meal here. Portions are ample, maybe too much so. The apps all looked great, we were only…read moretwo people so couldn't order everything we wanted. But we did well - we stuck to the house specials and weren't disappointed.

Favorite meal in Rome. I love the Trastavere area, lively, local and diverse. The service was my…read morefave pretty much the entire time in Rome, he was a young guy but so so so nice and warm. By this point in our trip we've gotten decent in ordering food in Italian so he was impressed and super friendly, even taught me how to pronounce one word properly which I really appreciated. I tried to express my appreciation in my limited vocab but our meal was peppered with a lot of exaggerated gestures, hand motions and big smiles on both ends, and this to me was the height of Italian warmth and welcome. The food was incredible, we ordered a half liter of red, fried zucchini blossoms to share, cacio e pepe, Amatrciana pasta with tiramisu to boot. The fried zucchini blossoms I've had before but never like this, usually just cream filled but this actually had a bit of anchovy flavor to it which was interesting. The cacio e pepe was incredibly simple but rich a nice complement to the Amatriciana which cut the richness with the acidity of the tomato sauce. The bacon was insanely crunchy in the pasta too which added another dimension in the dish, we had Amatriciana pasta nonstop in Rome but Il Duca's was the absolute best. The tiramisu was also incredible, incomparable to what I've had in the US, so rich and creamy with a ton of dark depth with the espresso. This was single handedly my favorite meal over the entire two weeks in Italy and will always be a cherished memory. Grazie Mille to our two servers who delivered this incredible experience.

Avoid at all cost! My wife purse was stolen and the fun sucks. The food was cold and absolutely…read moretasted like dirty sand. You've got to run from this place never go here your purse will get stolen. You will get pickpocketed and you might have food poisoning.

Found this restaurant while walking around Rome. Made a reservation for that evening and it was…read moregreat. The food, service and the staff were just incredible.. ​

One of the worst Restaurant experiences I ever had. I would recommend to avoid this Restaurant…read more It was quite hard to find it very inconvenient. When we finally found it, we were greeted by a very rude and nasty Mater D who told us that he didn't have any reservation for us. We couldn't eat there. There were a number of empty tables, but he told me that they were reserved in The People were coming. A fat lie! Fortunately, I filed the written confirmation that have been sent me. He still insisted that we didn't have a reservation. His comments were made, and a loud voice for everyone in the restaurant to hear. We were exhausted. It wou Late,, in an unfamiliar area.. Finally come in the nastiest way possible, the mayor just seated us. None of the Other reservations that the meter D claimed to have who we claim we're on the way never showed up. The other table was remained empty. We sat for a long time without service. And the service that we got was totally neglectful. The food was mediocre minus 20. The experience was, as I said, really bad on every level.