Had the fried filetto di Baccala and potato fries. Pretty simple prep. Tasted fresh, not greasy,…read moregreat tasting batter. Fish tasted good too. They do one thing and they do it well. Enjoy

Ooohhhh, the Baccalà. I love this so much. The fish...incredible. The service...entertaining and…read morewelcoming. I sat inside and felt at home. Oh...don't forget the salad and fries. I will definitely go every time I'm in Rome.

Amazing seafood. Do not go in with a preformed idea of what you want. Instead choose something…read moreappetizing and be prepared for fantastic creativity and flavor. Go in with zero expectations. Friendly staff, excellent menu.

It has very nice decorations inside the restaurant. The food presentation looks great and the food…read morewas flavorful. But the customer service really needs to be improved. We have to go up to the front three times to call the waiter for the English menu, place orders and water. :)

This is the spot!!!!!!! It's not handicap accessible as the…read morebathrooms are upstairs, but EVERYTHING ELSE IS GREAT. It's levels and rooms to this. Trivia, karaoke, and bars. Pick ya your poison. Lol. American Football.... Soccer.... I mean and it's fun. The service was good one night then EXTREMELY SLOW the next. Tell Philly hello.

Years ago, My last day in Venice after weeks of Italian food we had a Chinese dinner, this time my…read morelast day in Rome what better place to close it out than an Irish Pub enjoying a delicious warm cup of Irish Coffee on a rainy day. The service was excellent and the ambiance was pure Hibernian. Once inside you for get you are in Italy. This is the kind of place you want to just go and hang out with friends. Excellent.

Great little spot to visit if you're feeling like a taste of home coming from the states. The food…read moreis good, the menu is well priced, the atmosphere is cozy and the beers are cold. The servers were polite and attentive. Ask for the wasabi mayo with your food too, delicious. Ciao.

Authentic environment, including snugs, proper array of Irish beer, Guinness, Harp, A, IPA, Magner,…read moreKilkenny, and a Belgium brouge in addition to Peroni! We did not eat here, but the hospitality was pleasant, and the music was infused with some traditional with modern techno

Quick, cheap, good food…read more The service was pretty good for what it is. They were friendly. We actually ate here twice because we just wanted something quick and yummy. And this was only a 5 minute walk from our hotel.

Fresh and simple food concept sitting in the corner with a no frill minimal marketing strategy…read more Good food for those on the go and a kitchen to prepare your order if the WOK entree intrigues the pallet. Minutes from the hotel this stop and go features three young men patient enough to explain the concept and ordering process to two non speaking Italians and all with a smile! Box Food Truck is a must see establishment when seeking something to

Loved Pop's, we were visiting from the USA and wanted to try a breakfast outside of the hotels…read more The cutest decor and delicious food.

At first glance we thought there was only pastries. Apparently there is a menu…read more This is our first meal in Rome (because it's across from the hotel) and holy cow, is it expensive for the food. Didn't price the pastries, and the Cappuccino was 1.5 euro. That seems reasonable. We weren't really hungry, so we are splitting the 14 euro Fish and chips. Wow.... 3 tiny, and I mean smaller than a large bite, pieces of fish. And the semi-potato chips. This is a hard pass for any other visits

The market place in question! They have a good handful of locations around Rome/Italy…read more The location we went to was in the airport in Rome. The set up is nice. In the center was the marketplace section with dry goods and souvenirs to take home. Around the marketplace was different restaurants for grab and go and tables to sit at in small sections around Eatily. There was gelato, a coffee shop, and a bar. The selection was nice. Different meals and snacks for everyone. The service was decent. The bartenders were nice and attentive. The bar snacks were good! I recommend it!

Unfortunately, our experience here was very disappointing…read more The ambiance was nice at first, but while we were seated we witnessed a customer arguing with a server over a payment issue. We didn't think much of it at the time, but by the end of our own meal, we unfortunately understood why. The food was decent overall, but the pizzas were a major letdown. They had barely any cheese and were overloaded with tomato sauce, making them feel very unbalanced and disappointing. The biggest issue, however, was with the bill. A dish that we never ordered was brought to our table and then added to our check. When we pointed it out, we expected a simple correction or refund. Instead, we were told they would not remove the charge, leaving us to pay for food we never asked for. That is completely unacceptable and left a very bad impression. We also came as a family of five. There were mostly two- and four-person tables available, and we politely asked if we could move two tables together so we could sit as a family. We were told no, even though we were willing to make it work by having one of the kids sit on a parent's lap. It made the experience feel unnecessarily inconvenient. I do want to mention that most of the servers themselves were friendly and polite throughout our visit. However, good service from individual staff members doesn't make up for being charged for something we didn't order or how the situation was handled afterward. Overall, this experience felt very disappointing and poorly managed. Being required to pay for food we never ordered is not something any customer should have to deal with. I hope management takes these concerns seriously, but based on our experience, I would not recommend dining here.

It takes a lot to get me into an Irish pub when I am in a foreign country that is not Ireland…read more Sheer thirst forced my hand. (I had been at an amazing concert in the nearby Anglican Church in the middle of a heat wave. The music had been extraordinary. The acoustics had been extraordinary. The water had been non-existent.) So I stagger, happy but dry as the Sahara into the Flann O'Brien. My wife wouldn't go into an Irish pub Even if she was being pursued by muggers and needed someone to call the police. If you look at the side door of the Flann O'Brien, you can see two heel tracks etched into the cement. That was me dragging my wife into the Flann O'Brien. * * * There were tons and tons of people in the Flann O'Brien. They were all having a wonderful time. This has been true of nearly every Irish pub I have been to in non-Ireland Europe. There is always a crowd in the pub and they are all enjoying themselves mightily. In tourist districts, the patrons are tourists. In residential districts, the patrons are locals. Either way, high spirits prevail. Either way, no other establishment anywhere nearby has as many people Let alone as many happy people. * * * I promised my wife I would chug down my beer and we would get out of there as soon as the glass was empty. The beer I was chugging down was an absolutely first rate Irish hoppy lager: 7 Virtues. I would order 7 Virtues again in a nanosecond. While we were eating, plate after plate of absolutely wonderful looking viands were being carried by the waiters to other tables. Somewhere there was karaoke. The Flann O'Brien is huge. Loud music in one room does not rule out quiet intimate conversation in one of the many other rooms. Had I been there solo, I would have had gone through a string of 7 Virtues, ordered a plate of something, and listened to the karaoke singers ... some of whom were really good. But a deal is a deal. I finished my beer, and off we went. That said - if you are in the center of town, and you want to have a good time, and you don't care if that good time is particularly Italian, The Flann O'Brien is calling your name. I would go with a burger or nachos ... but they have pizzas and Italian entrees if you are so inclined. Stick to the Irish beer. * * * Revision based on the advice of other Yelpers: The other reviews are unanimous in claiming that the "American-style" food at the Flann O'Brien is terrible. Pizza gets higher marks. No one seems to have tried the Italian mains. But since there is virtually no disagreement on this point ... Make sure your food order is Italian. You can still go with Irish beer.

Why would I go to an Irish pub in Italy? Well, my husband just wanted a glass of Guinness and it…read moreseems like everyone else did too because this spot was packed. There was also live music playing, so it really drew a crowd in here. We ended up sitting outside since it was too loud and hot inside. We had some beer and drinks, which was standard. I was a bit turned off by the waiter who asked for a tip when we paid. When we said we'd give a certain amount, he re-asked with a higher amount which felt manipulative.