L'Euclide is in a prime location and it's a beautiful place, bright and modern. However, the food fell flat - as did the wait service. We had dinner upstairs (they have a lift to the top floor; the atmosphere is quite lovely). We were told they only have pizza at the dinner hour, later we saw other patrons with different food. For starters we had rice balls. These are probably tasty elsewhere. These looked perfect, but were cold on the inside and served with no sauce. The pizza had a very thin crust, which I like, but it was charred/overcooked and not in a good way. I'm giving it 2 stars because the staff downstairs where we purchased some Venchi chocolates to take back to the states with us were fantastic people. This was our last full dinner in Rome so we didn't let it get us down, instead we paid our bill and headed to Come il Latte for some absolutely stellar gelato. read more

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This little cafe/pizza parlor? was walking distance from our hotel. We stopped by for coffee and to pick up pastries. The pastries were so-so. Kind of pricey too, probably because it's in such a prime location. We only got coffee and pastries to go so perhaps its dinner service might be different. read more

What a surprise. The front of this café seems to be a gathering spot for local teenagers in the evening, but the place itself was empty when we entered enticed by the wine bottles we saw on the wall. Rather soon the place was full of people so our timing was perfetto. It is rather fun to follow the teens' bullfighting antics. Oh, how simple is the life of a teenager! We had some tasty rosé prosecco. It turns out buying a glass includes a hefty selection of various pastries. Buy two glasses and you don't need to eat that night. Highly recommended for a nice glass of wine and some snacks. read more