On a nice warm day, who can pass up a really good gelato?…read more Service was good, they had a nice variety of flavors. We first thought this was going to be our go to for gelato every night, but there hours weren't correct on there door, everyone we passed this place it was closed and weird hours, so we at least got to try them once and have no complaints. Hopefully the owner can update there hours.

Outstanding gelato!! Wide variety of flavors…read moreOne of the best we had in Europe Plenty of outdoor seating Location is in a friendly neighborhood Service is great

Pro: - Close to sightseeing places, major churches and…read moreshopping malls - Walk in distance to retailers, restaurants - Helpful desk - Affordable price Cons: - Motel graded from hotel - Age interior design - Small room for triple bedroom size - Tiny bathroom size and age - Odors smell

It's a mid hotel. Nothing fancy but is a great location right near the main train station. The…read morerooms have average amenities you'd expect. Front desk staff were really friendly and helpful for recommendations. Best part is still the location. Plenty of eateries within walking distance. Lots of souvenir shops if you fancy. Felt pretty safe walking around there.

Best dining experience in Italy. Hands-down. No competition. The quality and quantity of the food…read morewas fantastic, and actually very affordable. The restaurant has a very intimate, cozy ambience. Our waiter was so nice and took the time to explain the dishes, checked in on us when we looked like we needed anything, and never rushed us. Everyone has already mentioned the key logistical points: the entrance is a bit hard to find, and you'll need reservations unless you are extremely lucky and arrive right when they open (that's what we did, and were lucky to be able to get a table).

Wonderful adventure & food. Went twice & almost worth making a trip to Rome for that reason alone…read more 4 star

Had our best dinner in Rome at this charming spot tucked in an alley. Super friendly service…read more Loved the artichoke app so much. Their house red wine was wonderful.

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!

Gelateria Dondoli is one of those places that gets a lot of hype, and it definitely draws a crowd…read morein San Gimignano. When we visited, there was a line about 15 people deep out the door, but it moved reasonably quickly. They offer a wide range of unique flavors -- things like rosemary, lavender, and other creative combinations you don't usually see. It makes for a fun experience trying something different. All the flavors we tried were good, and overall the gelato was excellent. We've had some incredible gelato elsewhere in Italy, but this was still very enjoyable. Worth stopping in if you're in San Gimignano. Grab some and enjoy by the well in the center of the piazza.

We had gelato every day for ten days in Italy and this was the best. I really want to like gelato…read morebut have never been that impressed with it on the whole. This place did a great job. Skip the rest and load up here!

Went to this place last spring and it was the best gelato I had in Italy. I went to Rome, Venice,…read moreVerona, Peruvian, and Tuscany(given that it was mostly the touristy places so ig the gelato places there weren't the most authentic) and this place was the best(Thai place was somewhat hidden though so not one of the tourist trap places) The flavors were super clean and tasted very real. Honestly one of highlights of my Italy trip. Service was also nice, no issues, ordered got the gelato and left.

During our 7-day stay, we (including a 10 and 12 year old) ate at San Marco Pizzeria at least four…read moretimes. It was conveniently close to our hotel, but more importantly, it was delicious! The standout for us was the pizza with guanciale and red onions--the meaty savoriness of the guanciale paired perfectly with the mozzarella and Parmigiano Reggiano. Everything we tried was high quality, including the pastas, the Bruschetta Completa (prosciutto, mozzarella, and tomatoes), and the desserts. Both the panna cotta and tiramisu were excellent. It's clearly a local favorite as well as a tourist spot, which is always a great sign. They also do a great job with carry-out if you want a quiet night in. Highly recommended!

At the risk of sound cliché, San Marco was definitely a stand out among all the restaurants we've…read morehad the pleasure of dining in during our trip to Rome. The service, ambience, menu selection, pace of the meal, price, and deliciousness, all hit the mark for us. We started with some flatbread pizza, moved on to a pasta course, and had to get some steak. The steak Florentine really hit the spot perfectly cooked perfectly seared. Espresso and desserts were nice cherry on top. highly recommend. Note, upon presenting the check, our server indicated that the service charge was not included. Perhaps I missed it on the menu somewhere, that's some information that's nice to have.

I tried the stracciatella and pistachio, topped with a little panna, and I'm still thinking about…read morethem. The texture was incredibly creamy & smooth, and the flavors had this rich, honest depth that made each bite feel a bit special. The panna added just the right touch without overwhelming anything -- it all came together beautifully. One of those gelato moments that stays with you long after the trip. A spot I'd happily go out of my way for again.

Come il Latte was the best gelato we had on our entire trip to Italy. The flavors are incredibly…read morerich and well-made. Our favorites were the sweet grassfed milk, stracciatella, apple cinnamon crumble, and salted caramel. They also ask if you want fresh whipped cream on top and then offer to drizzle chocolate over it with a cookie. Say yes to both. The whipped cream is amazing and takes it to another level. The shop is clean, modern, and beautiful, and the staff are friendly and helpful. It's a bit outside of the busy city center, which actually makes it a great place to relax and enjoy your gelato without the chaos. Truly the best gelato or ice cream we had in Rome. Absolutely worth the trip. Wow, WOW.

The food is great and the service is attentive, yet not pushy. The ambiance is more elevated than…read more"casual" but less so than "fancy." It manages to find that perfect slot! My waiter Ucchio was incredible!

The restaurant is very clsssic Italian. Fancy but not over done. The service was great. Gave…read moreexcellent service and recommendations. Had the lasagna which was amazing. Everything you'd want in a lasagna; full of flavor and cheesy. Glad place to stop for lunch or dinner.

Wonderful experience last night - their food is clearly prepared with a lot of care and love. We…read moregot the beef stew risotto and the seafood risotto, and both were very nice. The desserts were the real star - the lemon curd and strawberry dessert was a winner, and the sbrisolona cake with zabione cream will be on my mind for years to come. The ambience is peaceful and charming, and the service was delightful- Mina took good care of us and was very kind.

Delicious risotto! Dedicated 100% gluten free! Everything on the menu is GLUTEN FREE!…read more We enjoyed the LAMB RAGU risotto and the TRUFFLE risotto (daily special). The lamb ragu was our favorite. It was a fantastic blend of savory flavor. The Truffle risotto was a little bland. It needed some salt and perhaps some fresh herbs. As a dedicated gluten free restaurant, the beer was all gluten free, as well as the lemoncello which was made from a rice based liquor. I ordered the lemoncello and found it to be more cloudy than normal. While it was good, I prefer regular lemoncello made from grain alcohol. We sat outside which was lovely and recommended if not too hot. TIP: Make a reservation. We came without a reservation and luckily were seated, but were told it is important to make reservation in the future.