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.

I was in the area to meet up with my friends for dinner. I had arrived about 30 minutes early, so I…read moredecided to get some coffee at the McDonald's that was right around the corner. This particular McDonald's was just west of the Ottaviano Metro station. I used a kiosk and ordered a cappuccino for 1,30€. Apparently for Italians, it was very strange to be drinking one after 11 am. I'm sure with this touristy location, the employees were used to such odd behavior. I just needed something pre-dinner to help keep me awake! They had a few tables outside. Since the weather was nice, I opted for a seat outside.

This is just another of the many McDonald's across the world. This one is always very busy as it's…read moreat the border of Italy and Vatican City. Prices aren't very inflated and you'll find a lot of fun menu options if you're an American. The service moves quickly but expect to have trouble finding a seat. The entry doors all have steps so you'll need to lift in any wheelchairs or strollers if you want them inside.

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

Stopped here after attending mass at St Peter's after seeing a recommendation on Reddit. I asked…read morefor 2 slices of the marinara pizza & 1 of the potato rosemary. Imagine my confusion when the employee picked up 2 of each. When she went to ring me up, I reiterated I only asked for 2 slices of marinara and 1 potato and rosemary. She had a terrible attitude and said I asked for 2 slices of each. I said no, I didn't. She began to argue with me saying I'm paying for the 4 slices. I said no, I will not. You're not going to tell me what I'll be paying for. Another employee came over to diffuse the situation. Shout out to her. If it weren't for the blistering heat and my empty stomach, I would've walked out not caring about the 30 minutes I waited in line. Needless to say, I paid for the 3 slices combo, 8 euros

Price and value are through the roof good! Their dough is scrumptious and toppings plentiful. Fed a…read morefamily of four for under $30 euros.

Happened across this little spot via maps and saw several glowing reviews! Turns out the reviews…read morewere right - this was a great spot to pick up an early dinner and mix it up from the pasta we'd been enjoying the past several days. We also love a good noodle box - and being able to build our own was fun. My husband and I split a box, we did udon noodles, a dark soy and ginger sauce, and picked a few veggies to add (in addition to the cabbage and egg it comes with). It was awesome to see them cook it right in front of us. The space is small and definitely tucked in amongst the bigger restaurants in the square. However, as the name alludes, it's a good on-the-go meal. It satisfied our need for a dinner on the go to be able to watch the sunset later in the evening!

We wanted something quick and also close to home being we've been in Italy for two weeks. We…read moredecided to stop by this place to grab a quick bite since it was in the general area. The food was very well flavor and not bland. I was pleasantly surprised. And the staff were super friendly and nice which made it a bonus.

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.

This gelateria was located just north of Vatican City and a few blocks south of the Ottaviano Metro…read morestation. My friends and I came here for a nice little nightcap after having dinner at a nearby restaurant. You know that they had good gelato when there was a crowd on a somewhat chilly night! I ordered a small cone with caffé, tiramisu, and nocciola (hazelnut) for 3,00€. Deliciously good stuff!

3 Euros for two scoops…read more Gluten free cones available. Lactose free flavors available too -- choose frutti di bosco and mango. You could taste the fruits in the frutti di bosco. A bit on the sweet side but not as much as other gelato locations near by. Service is quick and friendly. Long lines on occasion but moves quickly.

I was taco ready after after being surrounded by delicious pasta pizza and panini's…read more.. The Tacos and Coronas were delicious!

Good Mexican food in the heat of Italy when you're looking for a little something different!!read more

This place was awesome. Crispy and delicious chips served hot. We ordered the King size which was…read moreway too much for two people. Oh well!! We didn't waste them. We ordered the curry ketchup and samurai sauces on the side as to not soggy up our mountain of deliciousness. We enjoyed both sauces and the two young girls who served us. They spoke enough English to accommodate our ordering. We will be back before we leave to try out the other flavors of sauces.

Mmmm love the fresh cut fries! I don't think this is the healthiest to eat, but it sure is…read moredelicious. I love the concept and especially the girls that work here. They are very patient and fun.

Very nice - busy spot - great people watching - and the snacks were great too. Coffee good too.read more

The food was ok, service was terrible and the environment well I'm not sure because we were sat in…read morean isolated area with only mosquitoes to surround us. We had just left the Vatican and went to look for food. We saw this place with outside seating and asked the worker inside if we could get a table. We wanted to sit outside but he said can you come inside instead? Sure we have a hungry toddler and are hungry ourselves so I guess as Long as we get food. We were sat in the back wall with no one around us and noticed a couple of mosquitoes nearby. We shooed them away and as we were waiting for menus the guy who say us never came. Five minutes later, he gives us the menu and leaves. Once again another 5 minutes goes by and nothing. I was ready to leave and even sent my oldest daughter to look for another restaurant but another worker showed up and took our order. Thankfully the food did not take long and we ate as fast as we could before being bitten anymore by mosquitoes. The food was ok the bufalina I ordered was very salty in the middle and the crust was super thin but my daughter and husband liked their plates. The waiter never came to check on us and we were the ones who had to get him to pay the tab. Overall, expect ok food but now so good and fast service.