From the owner: Il "Come Va Va - paninoteca beer shop" sfida la concezione del fast food. Completamente nostrano,…read moreabbina ai sapori genuini del Bel Paese il gusto dei mastri birrai di tutto il mondo. La logica della farcitura espressa unita al bere sano con un pasto veloce ma finalmente SALUTARE. Un luogo dove trovare ristoro prima di un cinema, di un partita o a ritorno da una serata in discoteca, o magari dove ordinare la propria cena a portar via.

As someone who visits McDonald's frequently, this particular location is one of my favorites. We…read morerandomly stumbled into here for a quick bite without realizing it is the viral fancy McDonald's. First you walk through a hallway of Roman statues and plaques, which take you into a spacious dining hall. They have a full bakery section and plenty of seating. I got to try a few Italy speciality items like the Spinach & Parmigiano Croquettes (3 for €2.69) and Tiramisu (€2.90). When in Europe, you can always order a beer at McDonald's too, which is a treat for adults. The best of all, I was able to score the viral beach towel from here while it's been sold out everywhere else!

I was in town for the Rome Marathon. As a fan of international McDonald's where the quality of the…read morefood is almost always better than in the States, I just had to make a stop here at the first McDonald's location in Italy. Unfortunately, when I first came here on Friday, it was closed for a special event. Thankfully, they were open to the public when I returned the following day. If you had to go to only one McDonald's in Rome, you definitely need to come to this location! Just like any McDonald's in Rome, they're all very easy to find as they had signs throughout the city directing you to the closest one. This place is just south of the Spagna Metro station, very close to the Spanish Steps and embassy. The design of this location was very unique. It was very modern with a little bit of ancient Rome. Ordering was very easy while using one of the kiosks. It was very spacious with plenty of seating. The service was quick, the food was good, and the dining area was kept clean.

This is the place I dream about. It's 2 blocks down on Via Ripetta from the same apartment I've…read morestayed at for almost 20 years when visiting my favorite city on earth. It's not anything more than "fast food" Roman style, but the simplicity, authenticity and location make it perfection. Either get there early (11-12) or later (2:30-3). My favorite is seasonal, stuffed zucchini flowers, but I've never had anything not worthy of the location and the crowd of locals. The mozzarella in corozza, the pizza bianca, carciofi Romano, etc... It's all great. And the people that own the tiny place also add to my love. They are so gracious, and even wave when I pass by during the day.

Excellent tavola calda (Italian version of fast gourmet food restaurant). Fast service. They have…read moreabout 20 different dishes every day, bread, pastries, sandwiches and pizza. It's small but mighty. They also sell wine, cheese, salami, jams and good olive oil. It's truly a local gem. They don't have anything like tavola calda in the US and Nonna Rosetta is one of the best ones I've seen in Rome. They plus nice music too. Have both indoor and outdoor seating.