Had a great time because the staff was very accommodating . I had the Bolognese fettuccine, it was…read morevery good.. They made us our special drink to order, which was very good. We came back here three different times. Ask Kevin for Sabrina's Martini, you won't be disappointed. ambience was good..

Amazing location- what a view of the Pantheon! The service…read moreis amazing! We stopped by for a glass of wine and some pasta and they did not disappoint. We had the arrabiata and it was just delicious. Definitely would go back!

Wonderful. Fantastico Menu is only Italian. That's a good…read moresign. Linguini genovese maybe best pasta I've ever had. Wife loved the gnocchi. Angelo is a lamb skewer thing Fabulous. Oh my. Service was terrific. Lovely place we can highly recommend.

By far my favorite restaurant of the trip, between Florence, Verona, Pompeii and Rome. This…read morerestaurant was close(ish) to our hotel, had outdoor seating and a very friendly and helpful staff. We stopped in for dinner towards the end of our trip, after a long day of walking through the city. We were famished, and I originally said I wasn't going to drink with my meal, but then my husband ordered a glass of red and it looked so good that I asked our waiter to bring me one, as well. He actually took the time to ask me what I was thinking of getting for my main and then pulled a bottle of red for me off of that. So my main? It was the zucchini risotto (€18), and my husband ordered the Gnocco Amatriciana (€15). We settled in with our glasses of red and the basket of bread (served with a side of olive oil and a side of a red pepper butter) while we enjoyed people-watching around the neighborhood. The outdoor patio wasn't huge but it was comfortable, and our table was tucked away in a corner so we had a view of the cobblestone streets without being on display ourselves. The risotto was fantastic. Creamy and a bit tangy, with semi-crispy bits of zucchini on top, the risotto itself was perfectly cooked and worked really well with the other elements in the bowl. I'm not ashamed to say that I put a hurtin' on that bowl and polished it off in record time. My husband loved the flavor of his gnocco, and was mostly pleased with the amatriciana sauce; his only complaint was that they blended the sauce before pouring it over the gnocco, which meant he didn't get the toothsome bites of guanciale or tomato. It didn't hurt the flavor of the dish at all, in his opinion, but he did say he would have preferred a chunkier sauce. I guess chunks aren't part of their aesthetic. Though we were both full at that point, we decided to share an order of tiramisu (€9). It was a bigger serving than either of us expected, and gave us a subtle sugar kick, without being too sweet. There were cookie crumbles on top, which I really enjoyed, as it gave another texture to the smooth layers of the tiramisu. I really wish we could have gone back for another meal before leaving, but we just ran out of time (and stomach space, there's only so much I can eat in a day!) Highly recommend this spot if you're in the area, though!

We order the special burger & mushrooms and sausage ! The burger was great love the caramélisé…read moreoignon The French fries were great but very salty otherwise great good! go in the garden inside the restaurant very nice and quaint area ! They a table fee $3 eur

Food (3/5): We got the carpaccio pizza, iced coffee, and sparkling water. The carpaccio pizza was…read morealright although the olives were too salty and abundant while the overall pizza was lacking cheese. Service (3/5): Food came relatively fast which is different than what other reviews said. Perhaps it's because the place was less busy during the lunch time we attended. However, they took a while to give us a menu initially and didn't check up on us at the start. Ambiance (5/5): Beautiful restaurant with tons of space and seating. There is a nice outdoor garden area to sit at.

Had a simply fabulous lunch here! From starter cocktail to salad and bread , followed by a…read moredelicious entree, everything was exquisite. Now to the die for dessert, Torta "Babette"! Have to admit I was tipped off it was a not to be missed! If you have the chance, please go to this experience!

Tonight, I stumbled upon what turned out to be our favorite meal in Rome so far…read more Just a 5 minute walk from our hotel, tucked down a narrow cobblestone lane draped in ivory blooms and fragrant jasmine, we found Ristorante Babette. The kind of place you don't discover from a giant sign or a tourist brochure. The kind of place you find by wandering, exploring, and getting a little curious. Before dinner even started, they surprised us with a complimentary bowl of their seasonal Gabacho soup. Light, refreshing, and bursting with fresh flavor, it was such a thoughtful touch and the perfect way to begin the evening. Then came the seafood soup. I was torn between several options, and I am so glad I followed my instincts. It was one of the top 3 soups I've ever had in my life. Tender shrimp, succulent fish, sweet shellfish, and a silky coconut broth that somehow felt both comforting and elegant at the same time. Every spoonful made me slow down and savor the moment. For our mains, I ordered the Duck and Annabelle chose the Sirloin. Both were beautifully prepared, perfectly seasoned, and paired with potatoes that were cooked exactly the way potatoes should be. Crispy on the outside, creamy on the inside. I also ordered a side of potato leek gratin that absolutely stole the show. My daughter's steak arrived a little more rare than she prefers, and the staff graciously took it back and brought it out again cooked perfectly. Service like that says a lot about a restaurant. The setting felt magical. Soft lighting, a quiet garden atmosphere, cozy tables, and the kind of relaxed elegance that makes you want to linger over one more glass of wine and another basket of bread. As a chef, foodie, and culinary travel advisor, these are the experiences I search for. Not just restaurants, but places with soul. Places where the food tells a story and the atmosphere makes you feel like you've discovered something special. These hidden gems are exactly the kinds of experiences I love helping travelers find at EatSipTravel.com Rome, you keep surprising me.

One of the best meals we had in Rome! This small, mom-and-pop trattoria had such a warm and…read moreauthentic feel, and the pasta was absolutely incredible. I ordered the Arrabbiata pasta and my wife got the cheese, bacon, and black pepper lasagna. Both dishes were packed with flavor and cooked perfectly. Honestly, this was the best pasta we had during our entire trip to Italy. You can really tell there's a lot of care and passion that goes into the food here. If you're looking for a cozy, authentic, family-owned trattoria in Rome with amazing pasta, I definitely recommend giving Trattoria Alfredo e Ava a try. We would happily come back!

Back in 2018, I visited Alfredo e Ada for the first time, and eight years later, I finally made my…read moreway back and I am so happy that it hasn't changed a single bit. It's intimate, cozy authentic Italian charm. The staff here are wonderfully kind and welcoming, making an already memorable meal feel even more special. Show up right at opening if you want to secure a table immediately, as this local treasure fills up incredibly fast! We started with the artichoke, which was quite possibly the best artichoke I've ever tasted in my life. Ubelievably tender and served bathed in rich olive oil that elevated every single bite. The Amatriciana was my personal favorite dish of the night, featuring a rich red sauce packed with a subtle kick of heat and finished with a generous dusting of fresh Parmesan. The stuffed chicken was remarkably tender, juicy, and wonderfully seasoned with delicate flavors that don't overpower. Lastly, the lasagna was everything a classic lasagna should be: wonderfully cheesy and deeply comforting, yet light enough that it doesn't weigh you down. Easily one of my favorite dining spots in all of Europe. I already can't wait for the day I get to return again!

Suburra 1930 was incredible and easily became my favorite place we ate in Rome. We had just visited…read morethe Colosseum and were walking back toward our hotel when we stumbled across this restaurant around 6:30 p.m. It was so cute and beautifully designed inside. We could see a little Italian man cooking in the back, and we immediately knew the food was going to be incredible.. and it was. I'll be dreaming about the eggplant Parmesan until I return to Rome. The tiramisu my brother ordered was also delicious, and he got the lasagna, which was another 10 out of 10. The meat and cheese charcuterie board was so good that we ate all of it, even though we don't usually like prosciutto. Everything tasted incredibly fresh. Great service, great wine, and great food. 10 out of 10. I would absolutely recommend Suburra 1930 and will definitely return the next time I'm in Rome.

My husband and I discovered this gem in Rome and ended up coming back two nights in a row--mainly…read morebecause I couldn't stop thinking about the tiramisu. The menu felt like a beautiful balance of modern creativity and classic Italian tradition. Every dish tasted intentional, like each flavor had a purpose and nothing was just there for decoration. It's the kind of place where you can tell the kitchen really cares about the details. The atmosphere was just as memorable--cozy, warm, and the perfect spot to slow down and enjoy a long dinner together after wandering the city all day. And the tiramisu? Absolutely unforgettable. Light, rich, and perfectly balanced. I loved it so much that we came back the very next night just to have it again. If you're in Rome and looking for thoughtful, beautifully executed Italian food in a comfortable setting, this place is definitely worth a visit.

I loved this restaurant/wine bar so much. We didn't have a reservation but they put our names down…read moreand let us order drinks and bar snacks at the bar (seating along a wall facing the bar and the bar itself). We ordered one of their more natural red wines available chilled, and Pane & Olio EVOO, and Salsiccette al Tartufo. The bread was so fresh (baked in house daily), and also came with a spicy olive oil option as well as salt and pepper and a plate to dip. The sausage was the perfect little snacking cup with toothpicks and overall everything went well with our wine. They also gave us the little circular baked crackers to dip in our wine. When we were called we were moved to the main dining area which was adorable. Nearly every table had unique artwork on the surrounding walls. We then ordered more of the same wine, the Bonaccia salad, and the Parmigiana di Melanzane con Ricotta Salata. The salad was SO good. It was perfect with lemon and delicious olive oil dressing and an even mix of lettuce, cooked diced potatoes, olives, octopus, sundried cherry tomatoes. The eggplant was a fantastic texture, not too soft but tender and the cheese on it was immaculate. We were too full for dessert but the waiter offered us free limoncello shots as a night cap. My favorite part of this spot was how fun and kind the staff were to us. Letting me practice my Italian, giving great recommendations and overall being super accomodating. I'd love to come back.

Ai Tre Scalini was such a great find in Rome! Everything we had was absolutely delicious. The…read moreeggplant parmigiana was rich, flavorful, and one of those simple Italian dishes that you keep thinking about afterward. We also had a beautiful selection of Italian cured meats that was perfect for sharing. The atmosphere is exactly what you hope to stumble upon while wandering through Rome--cozy, lively, authentic, and full of character. Great food, great wine, and the kind of place that makes you want to linger a little longer. Definitely a spot we would return to!

Great food, service, ambiance. A lovely dinner! Nice workers!…read moreWe had ravioli and spaghetti with clams. Spinach salad. All great.

We happened across Ristorante Rossini while in Rome and starving. It was in that hour when most…read moreplaces seemed closed and we were hungry. We ate on the rooftop terrace and were so pleased with the ambiance, the service and the food. All in all - I would recommend. And don't forget to check out the turtles.