Everything about this place was great!! It's iff any main street in Rine, the ambiance is very…read morerustic and simple - clean and welcoming! The staff was awesome.....I wanted something traditional Italian so I asked them to pick our meal and I wasn't disappointed. The pasta was homemade, the sauce was savory and the main meat dish was a house specialty - bomba mista (mozzarella, wrapped in meat, wrapped in bacon, then slow roasted in the oven....to DIE for. Such a great experience.......

Absolutely delicious! Great Service. The Bombettes are one of the most delicious things that I have…read moreeaten. It's Buffalo Mozzarella wrapped in meat, wrapped in bacon and grilled. These are not to be missed!

Speaking as a Korean who came with my entire family, by far the best Korean food I've ever had. We…read moretried 9 different items on the menu, each a unique & modern twist on the traditional style and each better than the last. It's palatable even for non-Koreans who tend to avoid spicy food. We ate here on our last night but if I'd discovered it earlier on our trip I definitely would've ate here multiple times. Don't forget the dessert!

Update: came back here for lunch because it's that good…read more This is one of the best Korean restaurants we've been to including ones in Korea. Every foreign country we travel to, we make sure we try eating at a Korean restaurant and I'd have to say this place really impressed us. We didn't get to try their dinner menu but based on their lunch boxes, side dishes, and kimchi, every bite was delicious. I literally devoured my meal. I wish we lived in Rome so we can eat here every day , damn! And to top it off, the service was prompt and welcoming. Highly recommend this place Service: Excellence Internet: Best in town Bathroom: Great. Ambience: Excellent

We picked this restaurant because of the great view. As we sat outside in the patio we had a view…read moreof an amazing building. I am not sure what the building was, must've been a theater of some sort. It looked like a pantheon and was nicely illuminated. We didn't actually have any food just gelato. The waitress who was taking care of the tables outside pointed to a specific table where we could sit it to have the ice cream. I felt like she was doing me a favor by allowing me to sit there, She kept coming over to ask us if we needed anything. I had an ice cream and no menu, it was obvious I didn't need anything. I know it was her being rude because I saw her doing the same to another couple who was enjoying ice cream as well. They were not busy, soso it's not like we were hogging up the tables. I didn't appreciate her attitude.

This place was like a sports bar/quick service/open late night type of spot. When we were hungry…read moreand just wanted something simple late in the evening this place was right on time. It wasn't expensive and it was in a great location (right across from our hotel). We were waited on fairly quickly. There were quite a few options to choose from. I ended up getting the chicken and chips/fries. It was rotisserie chicken with great seasoning and the fry chips were good too. It came with a little sauce too that was tasty. My friend got a huge steak and fry chips too. She ate every bit of it. The waiter was really nice, he checked on us in between cleaning up and taking orders at the counter. This place isn't what you would typically think to eat while in Rome but it was good for us to break up the food week with something a little different (borderline fast foodish). I would go back to a Johnny Gallo.

This review is for the Roma location (close to the Colosseum) that I don't see listed on Yelp. I…read morebooked a reservation online for a late lunch since it was Liberty Day. We anticipated crowds and a wait, but there was actually no wait at lunch time and there were actually quite a few open tables. That was a bit of a concern at first (because a line and crowd usually means the place is good), but as I saw (and smelled) food coming out my concerns dissipated! Unfortunately our waiter wasn't able to identify another customer's pasta dish for us, but it all worked out in the end because I ended up loving our choices. We got the carbonara, which was cheesy and tasty,...Everything you want a creamy pasta to be! Pasta is al dente, felt so fresh and if you're from America, you're gonna love this because I felt the difference immediately. The meatballs were soft and tasty. We loved the chicory and potatoes! Those potatoes were so good I would choose them over fries (omg so American I know). I got the Mimi's spritz, which tasted like a Aperol spritz. One of my favorite spritz's of the trip! It's true what they say about Italian ingredients, and the price point is great. I tried some of my friend's Italian soda called Chinotto Neri, it's like a cola but less sweet but still tasty and refreshing. Mimi is a dependable pasta spot, with plenty of menu options for pasta and beverages. If I had more time in Rome I would have certainly returned especially given that they have several locations in the city. Highly recommended!

Authentic Rome on a plate worth the wait every single time!…read more This is hands down one of my wife's and my favorite restaurants in Rome. We first discovered Mimi e Coco years ago with friends, and on our most recent trip this fall, we made a point to visit twice. They now have two locations, and while the quality is incredible at both, we personally prefer the original Via del Governo Vecchio location. It was the first one we ever visited, and it just feels the most intimate and special to us. If you are coming from the States, forget what you think you know about Italian food. This isn't the heavy, over-sauced stuff we get back home. This is authentic Roman cuisine: simple, fresh, and absolutely delicious. The Must-Haves: The Food: You cannot go wrong here, but the Carbonara and the Lasagna are our absolute favorites. They are rich and flavorful without being heavy. The Drinks: Their spritz game is strong. Definitely try the Limoncello Spritz it is the perfect refresher after a day of walking. The Vibe & Logistics: Despite how popular Rome is, this feels like a true local spot rather than a tourist trap. The service is consistently phenomenal warm, welcoming, and fast. However, keep in mind that these are small spots (especially the Governo Vecchio one). I highly suggest making a reservation. If you walk in during rush hour, be prepared for a 30-minute wait (or more), but trust me it is very well worth it. If you want a real taste of Rome, put this at the top of your list!

Our host at our hotel recommended to come here to try some traditional Roman pastas. They were all…read morevery good. I also really loved the cheesecake we had for dessert.

Food, ambiance, location and service was impeccable. I see people claiming that the service is not…read moregood. You are in Italy; when you book a reservation, they plan on you being there 2-3 hours and enjoying your time and wine. The server will try to sell you on higher priced wine but don't feel guilty saying no if it's out of your budget. We went here 2 times in our 5 night stay because nothing compared to it!

My uncle, a local, has apparently reached maximum saturation with pasta and pizza (a shocking…read morebetrayal to the carb factory). So, in a daring act of rebellion, we marched ourselves to Mammo, who has burgers, because sometimes you need a break from marinara and mozzarella and want to flirt with cholesterol in a different shape. He went full carnivore, ordering something with more meat than a Roman gladiator banquet. I, still blissfully meat-free, went for the Cacio e Pepe, because if I'm going to eat pasta in a burger place, I want it to feel ironic. Nestled right by the Tiber river where you can ponder life's big questions like is Uncle Tom technically cheating on Italian cuisine, or is he just evolving? Either way, 10/10. Would betray tradition again apparently.

Had the burger and fries. After trying many Italian places I needed a break. The burger was…read moreperfect. Had a nice sauce and fresh bun. Fries are fresh and crispy. Worth a visit if you are craving something different.

This may be my favorite restaurant in Rome. The regional nature of Italian cuisine is what makes it…read moreso great--but this is an amazing up-scale place to visit if you're looking for something beyond Amatriciana, Cacio e Pepe, and Carbonara. With an airy, tiled interior, and modern twists on incredible Sicilian specialities, this restaurant perfectly combines the cuisine of Sicily with the elegance of Rome's Via dei Condotti.

I found this gem as I was walking through the streets near the Spanish Steps, it is a beautifully…read moredecorated, charming restaurant with truly amazing food. Service and Food were better than what I experienced after a week in Sicily. Crudo, linguini with olive oil, garlic and lagastinos was exceptional but the true wow was the fresh strawberries, olive oil and basil ice cream. Enjoy

Amazing food, maybe the best hamburger in Trastevere!!! The…read moremeat skewers are really tasty and perfect for a snack during the afternoon or during the night (i got it at 2.15). The jacket potatoes carbonara is really lovely! Not missed that!

From the owner: Il primo Street-Food di qualità a Roma specializzato in Arrosticini, polpette & patate al…read morecartoccio! Specialità di carni italiane locali, altamente selezionate! Arrosticini, polpette & patate al cartoccio, tutte fatte a mano con cura dai nostri Chef, con diverse tipologie di carne: pecora, manzo, maiale & pancetta, pesce e verdure; salse, creme, nuggets ai cereali, hamburger, veg-burger, patate al forno e fritte e... tanto altro ancora! Non manca un amplia selezione di Vini Rossi & Bianchi nonchè Birre artigianali, industriali e soft drink!

This place had really good service and a nice atmosphere. I really enjoyed the beer selection. Food…read morewasn't bad, but I was a tad underwhelmed.

We wanted something basic for dinner, on the last night in Rome on the first leg of my trip. We…read moretried to hit this place that always seemed to have empty tables, but all of the tables were prenoted. We kept on walking up this small street in Trastevere that we hadn't been before, and it was busy on a Fri night. We ran into (The Duke) totally by chance, bc we saw empty tables inside: We were glad we did. For our primo, we shared a raw artichoke heart salad. For our secondi, ITC had the spaghetti guanciale (no pic), and I had the griglia mixta. Lastly, for our dolce we had a fruity dessert. First of all, the raw artichoke was a nice change of pace vs all the fried carciofi we had been eating. It had a nice texture, and the sweetness of the artichoke contrasted nicely w/ the light, slightly tart dressing. ITC really enjoyed her spaghetti bc it had the pork cheek. I had a bite and thought it was better vs the amatriciana she had in Tivoli. The small amount of guanciale was perfectly balanced against the al dente noodles. Thirdly, my dish of grilled meats was about as Roman as you are going to get. The meats were simply seasoned w/ sale & pepe, and came with a lemon to contrast the savoriness of the meat. There was no side, and I didn't eat the bread like most of the trip, bc I didn't want to waste room. Lastly, the light, fruity dessert was a good way to finish a savory meal. Regarding the ambiance, its rustic in here. Many of the patrons were locals, but there were at some Am tourists wearing workout shorts, T shirts and basketball shoes. By the looks of their bodies, their shoes have never touched a court - Ride da Solo (LOL). The service was good, not great. ITC felt our waiter was a little inattentive, even by Italian standards. BTW, tipping is optional in most of Europe. There is no line for a manchia (gratuity) on the check. However, most waiters/waitresses appreciate a €5 or €10 note, depending upon the size of the check. I highly recommend ID if you are looking for rustic Italian food, on a small street in Trastevere that only has foot traffic. The food is really good, and the ambiance is rustic and tranquil.

Our kids have been craving Korean Food while traveling throughout Italy and we stumbled onto this…read morelittle gem in Roma and it was perfect for us! We ordered the ttokbokki (spicy rice cake with fish cake ) and nengmein (cold noodles) and we devoured it. So authentic tasting and delicious. So many other Koreans came by while we were they to get the Korean food fix and we all enjoyed it. The owners were so pleasant! All smiles. Definitely stop by when in Rome!

Bibimbap is really fresh and tasty. My only complaint is that I didn't realize that they don't add…read morea sunny -side up egg until I returned to my hotel. Not sure if they just don't offer it or if you have to pay extra, but the egg is essential to me. That's the inly reason for one less star. Every ingredient is fresh and the bean paste is nicely spicy. Also the restaurant is very clean. No customers in there but that's a shame because it's really good and fresh and well priced.