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.

We're two Californians burned out on carbs- so we were overjoyed to find these great salads!!!!…read moreSuper nice staff, reasonable prices and big salads! Love! The sour cherry torte was pretty delicious too. They sometimes have mango lassis- and I really wanted one, but I believe they were out of mango. The bagels looked great- but we just didn't want any more carbs. VEGGIES- that's what we needed. And the veggies here were wonderful. I felt so good after having this salad.

The 'carb-weary Californians' review caught my eye…read more Most of the salad toppings were basic and some were canned, but the tuna, olives, and balsamic vinegar were very good. Servings were generous and the service was friendly.

A marvelous selection of beer. The staff is friendly but never in a rush. The food offerings are…read morelimited but sufficient.

The perfect lunch spot on Viale Aventino. Great bagels, pulled pork sandwiches, hot dogs and an…read moreexcellent selection of craft beers. It's rightly popular with the international crowd working in the area, for its flavourful panini and relaxed atmosphere. There are only four benches inside (plus the bar) but in the warm weather there's also seating outside. This time, I had a pulled pork sandwich with caramelized onions and gherkins for €8. A bottle of water costs just €1. The sandwich was a real hand grenade of flavours. No craft beer for me at lunch, but I recommend returning for the evening aperitivo, when, between 5pm and 8pm Monday to Friday, beers and a daily rotation of appetisers cost €8 ( see photo for details). All in all, a top quality place which cares about the food and beer it serves. Can't ask for more!

Coffee is way too sweet but that could have just been the one I got. Service was nice and fast…read more Ambiance is great. There is seating inside.

Wanted a quick smoothie in the morning for breakfast to start the day off well! This place was…read moreclose by so I decided to check it out. It wasn't anything outstanding, but it did have a variety of food and breakfast options.

How is there a Steelers bar in central Rome? Well, the owner lived in the US and is a fan…read more If it's game time, expects this place to be rammed. Otherwise it seems very popular with expats and locals. Tons and tons of US sports memorabilia, cool bartenders and peanuts in the shell!! Cone on, that's great. We met done super fun folks from the UK that said they came here every day of their trip because they enjoyed it so much.

This is a great bar in a touristy area. The only Steelers bar in Italy, the owner runs a tight…read moreship. The $7 aperol spritz hit the spot and we enjoyed sitting on their outdoor deck. We went there all 4 nights of our trip as our apartment was closeby. Great spot!!