While in Rome, we needed a break from pasta and pizza. We had a wonderful meal at Baires. I had…read morethe flank steak with roasted potatoes and veggies. my husband got a variety of steaks. Everything was delicious and the service was excellent. Webloved it so much we went back the night before flying out so we would have plenty of protein to get us through our long day.

I was in search for steakhouse in Rome and came across this place. The service was great and food…read morewas superb. I would highly recommend their Baires salad.

Pleasantly surprised to find this Argentinian restaurant on our walk. The empanada and matambre…read morewere good. Loved the sangria but stay away from the pasta. We ordered tallarín con estofado de carne. The pasta was the worse I ever eaten. No texture at all for the pasta and the meat was still tough. We also ordered chipa guazu. Not worth what we paid for. The little corn casserole was £11. Not at all like I remember it.

Nice steak place in Rome, and probably for roman standards it's very good, but for argentinian…read morestandards it a bit under par. Yes I would go back when I am in Rome again. BUt I really expected great meat.

From the owner: Siamo il primo laboratorio a Roma di empanadas argentine al forno…read more Inoltre nella nostra cucina a vista prepariamo specialità latinoamericane come tacos con tortillas di mais fatte da noi, platano, palitos de yucca, guacamole, fagioli neri e molto altro

We had an appointment at 8:30 pm (2030 Roma time) and we didn't get serve until 9:45 pm. There was…read moreonly one server handling 50 plus tables, the orders were not right, they came in pieces and the price was too high for the low quality, amount and tardiness. The restaurant is poorly managed.

Our evening at Gaucho's was great. We were treated by the owner who got us to our table,…read moreimmediately the server came to the table and offered us wine. The menu had a variety of options, from Italian suppli to Argentinian empanadas! There was a great variety of cuts of meats and the prices were very reasonable for the portions. Our server was outstanding and so was our food, would definitely come back while in town!

Not good at all!! The servers have a nasty attitude (which is normal we're in Europe) but still…read morethese people were just so careless. The food is alright... everything is pretty cheap. You get what you pay for I guess. Overall not worth it!! There's plenty of other affordable places in the area.

A real disaster! This restaurant was recommended by our tour guide. There are many dishes to choose…read morefrom which in my opinion is a red flag. The food was so bad, the worst we've had since arriving in Italy. The service is what it is (typically Italian) but that isn't the reason for the poor rating. I'd definitely recommend going elsewhere if you're looking for good food!

Came here for a late lunch, menu is (6 languages), prices great, food portions huge. Order one…read moresalad per 3-4 ppl. Lots of veggie options, entrees served with vegetable sides. We loved the pasta with Roquefort, the pollo e chimichurri sauce, empanadas, and two meatless salads. Our waiter was great, he addressed us in Italian and Spanish, and honored our broken attempts at both, as was the house wine, both Malbec and a white. Lunch portions meant we were two full for dinner. Nice break from traditional Roman Italian food. Tables were well spaced and the massive bar was hidden from view. We skipped the dessert, but there were many options that looked delicious.

A cute little spot hidden within the street of Prati in Roma…read more So glad to have found this gluten free and savory Latin food spot in the city. Once you walk in you place your order a self order kiosk and take a seat as you wait for your food. I ordered a Patacon Especial which is Shredded chicken, fresh tomatoes, avocado, coleslaw and cheese on green plantains crostini and added a side of spicy salsa. The filling was savory not overtly salty or over sauced. The green plantains were perfectly fried to a crisp. Service was friendly and inviting. Authentically Venezuelan. Would definitely come again.

El Maíz is a hidden gem in Rome--hands down one of the best casual meals I've had here. If you're…read morecraving something different from Italian food, this place delivers big time. The arepas were absolutely . I tried the Reina Pepiada and the Sifrina, and both were incredible--fresh, flavorful, and packed generously. You can tell everything is made with care, and the food came out hot and fresh. What really stood out though was the hospitality. It's a family-owned spot, and Fabrizio (the son) was extremely kind, respectful, and welcoming. That kind of service makes a big difference. Simple place, real food, great people. I'll definitely be back.

The food is not great and no flavor. The beer is barely cold and very expensive place to eat. A…read morePresident beer is 6 euros and majority of plate of food is between 15-20 euros not worth eating here. A side of Plantains is 8 Eros.

La comics estaba buena para lo que quieren combiar de la comida Italiana. El servicio era bueno…read moretambien.