Amazing food!! Food is super fresh and staff is nice!! Mamun was very friendly and helpful…read more Would definitely recommend this place!

Ok. Go to Roma and eat where the locals eat. Oysteria has only been open for a few months...so we…read moreweren't able to do much research. That being noted the food was exceptional and done right. If you are looking for seafood and a local vibe...Oysteria is a must!

Great seafood and kind staff with a nice ambiance. A bit pricey, but I definitely recommend the…read morecrudo and the pasta. Definitely worth a visit!

I dined here over four years ago, while in Rome for a study abroad program. I didn't want to eat…read moreanywhere that that was touristy, so after some extensive searching, I found this gem. Though we did not speak any Italian, the shop owner was very welcoming and polite! We told him (as best we could) that we were from America and he treated us super kindly. He offered us appetizers (on the house!) so that we could sample true Italian seafood. He sent over grilled shrimp on crusty Italian bread with grilled asparagus, followed by a fritter of sorts which consisted of a ball of extremely tiny fish. The "fritter" is something I wouldn't have considered ordering as eating small fish whole isn't something I'd normally do, but it was good! For our meals, we ordered the fried seafood platter which consisted of calamari, anchovies, and other small fish and crustaceans. Wow. I was blown away! We cleaned the plates! I recently began planning a trip to Italy for next year and knew that I'd have to mark this place for a return visit. It's truly a testament to how good the food is if, after four years, I can vividly remember what I ate! Can't wait to go back next year!

I love this place!…read more Yummy fresh fish of all sorts! They have an English menu available if you need it! The menus are paper, so you just check what you want and the quantity and then you give it to the cashier and pay! That way, whoever you're finished eating, you can just go.

Saw this place through Yelp and landed there. A very rustic place which operates in a very…read moredifferent way I should say. I wanted to have the fried baby octopus but they did not have it unfortunately. I had the fried sardines and some mixed seafood. For the main I had the full snapper work red prawns which was delicious. The chef looked at my size and suggested the fish from the catch since he was pretty sure of my appetite and matched to the size of the fish. Once I agreed on the fish he suggested the way to cook it and I just played along. A good chef is always right and he was right. The place will not be buzzing if he was crap. If you get a chance, do take the time the time to visit this place for it is quirky and the food is great too.

Mercato Trionfale is a fantastic market. It's not designed for tourists like many markets around…read morethe world. Trionfale is a working market, created for use by the locals in the neighborhood. We found everything for sale, and more. Quality appeared excellent. We purchased too much formaggi, but so be it. I love cheese even though parts of me do not. C'est la vie. Oops, wrong language. Many of the shops at Mercato Trionfale do not market themselves. In fact, a bunch of them are known by just their stall number. Our favorite was "Alimentari Box 247," Via Andrea Doria entrance, 41 D. Everyone runs to the Testaccio Market when in Rome. I'll take the untouristy Trionfale Market.

This place is absolutely unreal! If you make a trip to Rome and the Vatican is on your list, walk…read morethe three extra blocks to Mercato Trionfale. The mercato is open M-S 9-2. Inside you will find stand after stand after stand of fresh vegetables, fruits, cured meats, fresh meats, seafood and breads. There are also plenty of vendors selling handmade pasta, jars of vegetables in oil, olives and everything imaginable! The market is a true local shopping experience and once you step inside you'll see exactly why!

This is such a gem! It is open 24 hours and very well stocked with beautiful produce and…read moreready-to-eat item. The seafood department has a stunning display of fresh fish and the butcher shop is also quite an eye opener. I have not seen anything like this in California not even in Bristol Farms! This is truly like a kid-in-a-candy store type of place for a foodie! The fruits and vegetable department is set up so rustic-like a farm's market. The lighting of the store gives a nice special effect on the produce. And the bakery department is so inviting. Kind of reminds me of Vancouver's farmers market I went to several years ago.

In an upscale seafood restaurant near the Pantheon I had the best red snapper I've ever had. Ever…read more All of their available seafood is displayed in the front window of the small restaurant. Going on through the restaurant you access their patio area. We dined there, but it doesn't have views or any breeze, so the advantage of being outside is diminished. They have a very nice wine list and we had another great Italian white, this one from Orvietto. We shared a very tasty seafood salad. The main course fishes are ordered (and paid for) by weight. I ordered a nice size piece of grilled red snapper. I didn't want anything fancy, just a good piece of fish. Wow, was it ever! Freshness has to be the secret. It was perfectly undercooked. But that can only accomplish so much. This was simply phenomenally fresh. Memorable. Service was good, not great. And the setting was a disappointment. Hence only four stars. I wouldn't avoid this restaurant, but I'd always pick nearby La Rosetta over it.

This is an outstanding restaurant . Our waiter Lawrence was as good as the fish. The rest of the…read morestaff was outstanding as well. We eat fish several times a week. It is fairly priced and prepared to perfection. They bring special treats during the meal. Go here over nearby Sabatino. The fish was not as good or generous. The waiter Angelo tried to charge us 20 euro for a bottle of wine we didn't order. Then he gave us a service charge of 9 euro! Stick with Sapore. Great service, great food and very honest.

A great place for fresh seafood in Rome! When you walk in they basically have their own fish market…read morejust inside the door with freshly caught fish, shrimp, squid and mussels all on ice. They had amazing appetizers and the squid pasta was delicious. In addition the service was top notch. My wife forgot her purse and we didn't figure it out until the next day. We called and they kept it safe until we returned to pick up later that afternoon.

Best fish i've ever had! so fresh, cooked to perfection. Staff so friendly and helpful in…read moreexplaining menu items.. would 10/10 recommend. bread was very good too

I like everything about this place, even reading the menu was love at first sight. You can tell by…read morethe options that the chef was inspired to bring creativity to Italian classics, but without the redundant sophistication of more upscale establishments. I strongly recommend the octopus entree, the result of a laborious process aimed at keeping it soft inside and crispy outside. For a more decadent experience, the parmigiana of "pesce bandiera" is an absolute must, a bold choice vs. the more common pairing with tuna. If undecided, go for the grandiose appetizer tasting, a high-tea-esque tiered display of several different cold and hot delicacies. The main course items are all exquisite, with pastas hearkening back to the Neapolitan tradition (the scialatielli are excellent). I would also recommend the fried calamari, with shrimp and anchovies - this is how the dish should taste and look like, an almost invisible batter that enhances the flavor instead of covering it. If this is not a 5 star restaurant, I don't know what is. The ambience is nice, the service is friendly and attentive, the pricing is reasonable (but no Amex folks), even when you throw in the wine. For a night, forget the steaks and enjoy seafood in its most mouth-watering form.