I loved this pizza place and was a must stop whenever I was in Rome, though it seems to be closed…read morenow.

Right on Via Della Pace, in front of the beautiful Bramante's Cloister, and just two blocks from…read morePiazza Navona, you can find this little pizzeria that, despite its central location, is not a tourist trap but rather serves very good food. There are a few tables outside, especially for the warm Summer days, and three rooms on a basement level downstairs. Pizza is good also for people with digestion or food-tolerance issues, and is prepared in the wood oven just in front of people, as a guaranty of how things are done and what ingredients are used. Also recommended the suppli (deep fried rice balls), which are home made and very tasty. Service is polite and prices honest.

Like others have said, this place has fantastic food, at very reasonable prices! When we arrived at…read more8:30pm on a Sunday, this place was packed and there was a long waiting list. We were seated without 15 minutes though, since many people before us gave up and left. This place stayed super busy until we left at 10:30. This did mean that we waited an HOUR for our food after ordering though, which is the reason I'm docking a star--otherwise, the value for the price and the friendly staff would warrant 5 stars. We ordered: Bresaola Bruchette (3€): tasty tasty, only came with one large piece though. Carbonara (9€): very flavorful, to the point where we needed water! There were an extraordinary amount of bacon pieces, which was great. Sauce could have been a little bit better, but no complaints. Prosciutto Pizza (8,50€): this was really good as well! Excellent value. Portion sizes here are pretty big.

Our experience as first timers is that it is really difficult to have a sucky meal in Rome…read more Someone has to try and try. The average meal is so superior to an average meal stateside and I live in the Bay Area now! We had one prosciutto and funghi and one salmon and arugula! Molto Bene!! I could pizza here everyday at this Testacchio pizzeria for the rest of my life and would not mind iota. And th leftover tastes twice as good the following day refrigerated! Incredible!

Prati is our hood in Rome, and we were craving pizza after several days of pasta upon pasta. La…read morePratolina is a Prati stalwart and was filled with an eclectic group of people on a Friday night in February. The expansive rooms were filled with locals of all ages and all persuasions. Interestingly, not once did I feel old, or was I treated any differently because of my age, during ten days in Rome. That does not happen in the United States. La Pratolina serves an Ancient Rome inspired pizza called Pinsa. It's hand-stretched into an oval shape, using a mix of soy, rice, and wheat flour with a high water content, resulting in a crust that is very light, airy inside, and crispy on the outside. We found our two pizzas unique and delicious. Packed at 10:30 at night, the staff had to be efficient and ran around, working hard, serving people in the several rooms and outside. They didn't have time to gab until close to closing, and then our female server was very charming answering my questions with aplomb. La Pratolina has great pizza and reasonable prices. It's as authentic as anything you'll find in Italy. I love Prati, and La Pratolina represents its hood well.

Right from the airport we came straight here! Parking was hard to find. We ended be up finding a…read moregarage that was affordable within steps to La Pratolina. The waitress was wonderful. She was patient with us as we poured over the menu. The restaurant is quaint and nicely decorated inside. The outside seating is beautiful as well. We decided to sit outside since it was a nice day in May. The wine was great. The squash blossom was an experience but I like less batter in order to taste the delicate flower. The pizza was amazing. Can I order another to go right now? The crust is light and crispy. You have to try it to believe how good it is. How could I have so little time in Rome that I didn't get a chance to eat a proper meal here. There will be a next time, that is for sure.

This small Pizzeria is near the Piazza del Popolo. We stopped in there for a lunch and was…read moreimpressed by the range of pasta and pizza that was available. I was also impressed with how warm and friendly the owners and workers were even though we only spoke basic Italian. We were so impressed that the next day we travelled across Rome for lunch there again because of the welcome the previous day. Grazie a tutti!

The food there is fantastic, very authentic Italian flavour and lots of choices. The service was…read morealso good. It's very cheap and for 5 euros you can get very nice pizza with a drink!

The people here are very welcoming even though we came very early for dinner. They were warm and…read morewelcoming. We enjoyed several different pastas and ravioli and enjoyed them all. The price point was a little high for the area but they made up for it with congeniality

The service was great. They really take care of you. Just remember when you're in Italy they don't…read more Once they serve you they don't come back and bother you. Ask you any questions you have to let them know you're ready to leave and then they'll bring you the check. The ambiance is wrong so it's not bad. The food is excellent. They will. If you ask him to tell you what is traditional there they will show it to you and then you can order it from there and he also have free Wi-Fi for Wi-Fi. They will put the password into your phone for you

More workers, they were short staffed and had two extremely large groups. Service was the worst.read more

Found this spot near our hotel. While other places were starting to close up, they were still open…read morewhich was perfect as it allowed us to grab a quick meal before calling it a night. Lots of seating available in the restaurant. Staff was friendly and welcoming. The menu was in Italian and we couldn't scan the QR code for the electronic menu since the wifi didn't work and we didn't have wifi of our own but the staff member was nice enough to assist us with the menu and help us locate the vegetarian items. Food didn't take too long to come and serving portions were good for sharing. For the pasta, I'd say it's more of a personal size. Pizza tasted delicious and prices were affordable. The gnocchi is made in-house and was recommended to us, and that too, was delicious. Felt quite full so didn't have room for dessert. The only thing we didn't like here was the the washroom/sink to wash your hands, were not working. Additionally, we were charged with an extra 8+ euro for a service fee that wasn't told to us.

After exploring the city for quite a while, I was looking for a good lunch spot. Lo Zozzone was…read morerecommended by my friend so I made my way there as it was in the area. A pro trip for most touristy countries is to avoid restaurants that are close to very popular attractions or town squares. They are likely going to be overpriced. If you go off of the unbeaten path a bit, you will likely be rewarded. Ambiance (4/5): Lo Zozzone is a quaint restaurant with some cool decor everywhere. Unlike most restaurants in Italy, which are all about al fresco dining, Lo Zozzone is an indoors experience. The tables are close to each other and to the walls so it can get a bit cramped but that's my only complaint. Service (3.5/5): Typical European service. A bit slow, a bit inattentive, but acceptable. You may have to grab your waiter's attention here and there but you'll make it. Food (3/5): Lo Zozzone is known for their Roman-style stuffed pizza which is a bit deceiving as it's basically a sandwich and not pizza. They have a huge menu with various toppings and sauces and such. It'll be served warm on thick, focaccia bread and it will be filling. And moderately priced at that. I went with the prosciutto and sun-dried tomatoes which made a nice combo. Just a sandwich in my book so not spectacular but it did the job. Drinks (4/5): I had a soft drink so not much to write about here. If you're looking for a restaurant with some character and you'd like to try some food that Rome is known for, Lo Zozzone is a good choice. I wonder how their non-sandwich/stuffed pizza options fare.

I chose this restaurant because it was hidden down a path near piazza Navonna and was not full of…read moretourists. I like to experience small local spots when I travel and this place looked so magical I had to go in. The food here is delicious. Some of the best pizza I have had around Rome. It's tasty, and light. Very flavorful! I couldn't get enough. Unfortunately they didn't have pasta available this evening so I wasn't able to try that, but it just gives me a reason to try it next time I am in town. The decor is adorable, very eclectic and reminds me of eating in someone's kitchen. It's so cute and lots of fun things to look at on the walls. The wait staff is very kind, and attentive which is not always the case in Italy but you have it here. This place was wonderful and I will add to my must do when in Rome list for sure.

Looks like a typical fast food place for Rome. They have different kinds of pizza & other fried…read morefoods. They even had rotisserie chicken & potatoes. A simple meal but with few preservatives & wholesome. I think next time we're on the run we could get food here.

After walking around all day and needing a nice cold Peroni, we stopped in here for a drink…read more However- after smelling the food and talking with the people working there, we needed to try a bite! We tried two kinds of pizza, a mushroom and a margarita maybe...it was absolutely delicious! Out of all the places we ate on our European vacation, this was hands down my favorite and the place I talk about the most. I can still taste the pizza, remember the ambience and the experience! 10/10 would go back given the opportunity.