The seafood and pastas are excellent. The moules were perfect without garlic…read more The restaurant is small and intimate, not so crowded. There's lots of locals dining instead of tourist. That is the atmosphere I was looking for. Definitely a change of pace. Priced reasonably well.

Plenty of seating at 9/30 and the ungracious hostess would not seat me. A pitiful terrible place…read morethat has no business being on yelp. There were plenty of seats and only an hour before closing. Don't go here to this terrible place

My fiancé and I were celebrating our engagement at this small but quaint restaurant as we were…read morestaying at a hotel nearby and were looking for something with traditional on our last night in Roma. We came in and ordered the Pasta Pesto and Pasta Cabonara and were delighted with some of the best pasta we've had in Rome. Alongside we ordered the Roast Beef and Meatballs with Zucchini and finished out plates even as we were stuffed! The food was delicious alongside a bottle of white wine (15 euros) and sparkling water. The restaurant owner served us personally and was very respectful. The waitstaff understood English and made the experience easy. As Americans, we need to be respectful and polite and they showed us with the exact same treatment. This was out favorite dinner of the entire trip and we ate at some of the more recommended spots in Italy and found that they treated Americans less respectfully than Trattoria Guerra. Bravo! The food was out fast and they respected the time we took to eat. Would definitely recommend this to others and would say try anything on the menu. We had a full 3 course meal for $67 euros including a bottle of wine, bread, and sparkling water. The plating was beautiful and we enjoyed sitting outside under the night sky.

So freaking good and authentic. This place was legit. Best service. It was a drive and it was…read moregreat

We had a wonderful family meal at Pecorino for 10 people in late June. Pecorino is a neighborhood…read moreplace and the decor reflects it. Pecorino has all the traditional Italian (specifically Roman) dishes that you would want to try - fried artichokes, suppli, tripp's ally romana and pasta carbonara. The latter was the best I've ever had anywhere (we tried pasta carbonara at other restaurants later in the trip and this one had the crispiest and tastiest pancetta). We really enjoyed our meal in a homey surrounding with warm servers who did their best even with some language difficulties. We hope to be back one day.

Food was amazing and Angelica, our server, was so bubbly and friendly. I'll definitely remember her…read morewhen I think back to this trip. My only gripe was that service was so extremely slow. While I understand this is the european way, we ordered so much food and it took almost 20 min between dishes and probably over an hour for the first dish to hit the table. I feel like we were here for 3-4hrs and unfortunately having already started to feel a bit under the weather, I stayed out for too long and got very sick for the next few days. Regardless, the food was so delicious I wish I could go back. Thankful the group members were foodies and knew what to order deep fried beef tripe beef flank steak (special) - so tender wagon wheels with campidanese sauce - fan favorite, delicious pumpkin tatin, parmigiana fondue (special) - so yummy, could be wrong, but used a pumpkin that tasted identical to the japanese kabocha pumpkin - extremely sweet and dry/starchy bottle of wine bianchetto - paired so well with the food profiles sheep ricotta cheese, marinated eggplants (3) - so flavorful rigatone al amatriciana - pasta in italy... can't go wrong arancini (3) - a first for me and did not disappoint ordered 3 desserts with the group: chocolate mousse, pear cinnamon cake with ricotta cheese, gelato affogato - all so delicious, perfect sweetness, just the right portions

Just too precious and full of itself. More like a club with a restaurant in the back. A DJ…read morepositioned in a corner of the sterile too-bright dining area blasted 1990's American gangsta rap music through the restaurant and to the club ('wine bar') at the front of the house, which seemed to be packed with wealthy white Italians sipping 20 Euro cocktails. Bizarre scene. The food was fine, nothing special, but it's not worth the schlep to San Lorenzo.

Our server was so nice and gave us great recommendations on food and wine! We had an amazing…read moreChristmas Eve dinner.

This restaurant was recommended to me by my Italian professor, and it was a wonderful experience!…read moreDelicious, authentic, local food served by a fun and friendly--yet professional--staff. Relaxed, but classy ambiance. We hope to visit again the next time we're in Rome!

This place is amazingly good and very reasonably priced. I had the housemate pasta carbonara which…read morehad very crispy ham/bacon in it and it was absolutely the best. Then I had saltimbocca which I don't get to have very often and it was what legends are made of. This is a neighborhood restaurant with locals. No English menus, but everybody is very kind and some of the staff Do you speak enough to help you. I strongly recommend this be a destination restaurant if you want something typically Roman and local for a tourist visiting. It is a €20 taxi ride from city center.

Looooooved this place! 5 stars! Why?! Food is AMAZING! service is fast and very friendly- price is…read moremore than affordable. Might be a little outside the touristic center but hey that's why we need the taxi, right?! I'm posting the pics of what we've had. 2 starters- 3 main dish- small bottle of wine and of course a tiramisu to share costed only 50 euro. A must go in Rome! Enjoy...

I arrived at 8 pm local time expecting it to be packed, but found that there were only 6 of us…read moredining in the restaurant. Feeling uneasy about the lack of guests we decided to stay and enjoy our meal. The food turned out to be fantastic along with the beverages selected. The outdoor patio overlooks a beautiful undiscovered part of Rome.