Undoubtably the best food you will eat in this area. Very…read morefriendly family serves a predetermined menu which is all locally grown and made right down to the wine and lemoncello!!!

Amazing food! There is no menu and they tell you what they will bring you. Trust it! It's going to…read morebe awesome!

This is a local family owned restaurant with both indoor and alfresco dining. The food is…read moreabsolutely wonderful and don't miss ordering Cacio E Pepe as they make it right in a wheel of pecorino. It was so good we went back every night. We were in Rome and what's more we notice several locals that ate there multiple times.

The food was quite good and the prices on the menu were very reasonable. The owner/manager…read moresuggested a fried vegetable sampler for 4 that was delicious! He also recommended strawberries after the meal. The strawberries were also good, but we were charged 20 Euros for them, which seemed unreasonable and left us feeling as if he taken advantage of us...

True roman cuisine like what it used to be! Delicious and fairly priced!…read more They serve amazing dishes from the carbonara, amatriciana and fettuccine pasta with fresh mushrooms. Once you sit, complementary on the house they give you a basket full of a wide variety of fresh and delicious cold cuts that you can cut at your own pleasure. Their "house appetizer" made with fresh fried vegetable, meatballs and bruschetta is delicious too! They have an amazing fire wood grill on which they grill all sorts of meats and fish! Ask the waiters for the day specials since they are usually really good and tempting. This restaurant has been family run for over 5 generations now, and the king of Italy used to stop here to eat on his way out of town. Definitely worth going if you are looking for a real roman culinary experience!

If you're looking for authentic Italian cuisine and welcoming warm friendly Italian hospitality and…read moreservice, this is the place to go. An Italian restaurant just 2 short train ride to outskirts of the tourist area of Rome. The place is very cozy and family good for family or dates where they also offer Italian music on some days of the week. So many choices to choose from and the host will gladly help you to decide. Prices are very reasonably cheap. It's better to get there early as locals frequent the place as their good is really good. Highly recommended.

Eleanor is an amazing hostess who takes care of her community. She is attentive, personable, and…read morejust loves to hang out with you and chit-chat. This is a neighborhood staple, and the food is absolutely amazing!!! Everything is fresh and made with care. They have dedicated pizza people and dedicated people up making everything else. This place is a gem!!

Excellent food! Small little restaurant away from the city center and tucked away near the…read moreGianicolo park which has stunning panoramic views of Rome. A real local place. Not a tourist in sight. The menu was varied and authentic. We had linguine allo scoglio which was just perfect! The house wine however, was not so great. Homemade desserts, tiramisu and panna cotta were also great. Staff super friendly!

My wife and I went to her first soccer game in Rome, and the offerings at the stadium food-wise…read moreare...not great. Combined with the insane crowds trying to get on buses and we decided to instead walk to a nearby neighborhood and catch a quick dinner there first. We found this location of the popular Italian chain here and decided to give it a try. There was a small line from people at the game but it moved quickly. Also noteworthy is there is no seating inside this location, but there are enough tables and stuff outside. Trapizzino is known mainly for bread pockets filled with various fillings. You need to pay attention because when they run out of one flavor, they'll replace it with an entirely different flavor. Same goes for their suppli (fried rice ball) varieties. All the varieties sounded delicious, but we went with their cacio e pepe suppli, chicken cacciatore trapizzini, and burrata/anchovy trapizzini. They're a bit tricky to eat since they aren't shy with filling up the bread and forks are nowhere to be found. But man, what a great concept. The food is fairly cheap but the flavors are so varied and such high quality that you forget you're basically eating chain street food. I wish I had more room for food so I could try things like their Ethiopian stew or meatball or whatever else could come out of that kitchen. My chicken one was juicy, herbal, and the right amount of saucy. My wife's burrata was rich, but not too much, and the salty punches of the anchovies helped cut through it. Whether this location or one of the others scattered around Rome, Trapizzino is a great place to refuel after all the walking you'd be doing.

Checked this place out bc one of my friends recommended it…read more All in all I thought it was ok. Pretty much Roman sandwiches stuffed with stuff and it's pretty flavorful. Also tried their fried rice balls. It was good but personally not amazingly good. A lot of locals go here so it's not bad food... I think it's a good place to grab a quick bite to eat. There's only like 3 small table/stools inside and most people just eat it on the go. I think my review might be a little biased Bc my friends and I walked 30-40min to eat here. And we struggled and got lost along the way as well. So when we finally found this place and got to eat here it wasn't as good as I expected it to be. I don't think I'll ever go out of my way to come eat here again. If you're in the area and want to grab something quick to eat that's pretty good this place is your place. But I don't recommend coming here out of your way....

We stopped here before and after our tour of the Vatican. The food and drinks were too notch and…read morethe servers were pleasant and helpful with our questions about the menu.

This is a block away from the Vatican. Super nice staff. Great decor…read more The mortadella pinsa was excellent. Mortadella on pizza dough. Incredible! The spicy salami pizza was also excellent. Roman's know how to make a good pizza. Wasn't in love with the mushroom risotto. Mushrooms had the texture of scallops and they threw shrimp in for some reason. Definitely would just order pizza and pinsa if we made it back there.

A short walk from our hotel, Mama Shelter Roma and a 10-15 minute walk from the Vatican lies a…read morebakery. They have a few cases with various pastries from cannolis to stuffed croissants. They also have coffee and soft drinks. Staff aren't too warm, but are prompt and make sure your order is fulfilled. Prices aren't bad either. The store is decorated and extremely clean. There is also plenty of seating. Overall, the trip here is worth every penny.

Everything was delicious! Had the smoked salmon pizza, connolino, aragostino and tiramisu.read more

We had a wonderful family lunch while sightseeing in Rome. The burrata capes was excellent, as were…read morethe pastas and second.

The food in this restaurant are amazing! The truffle bruchetta is the bomb. The bread complimentary…read moreis great. The restaurant is tiny but fine. I like all the food that we ordered. But the service is not good at all. When i got there, i was not sure because the place was empty. But i trusted the great review. Few minutes later, it was full house. But we waited for 1 hour for our food, i saw the table behind us, left and right got their food first before us and.. they ordered same food like ours. If you are in hurry, i will NOT recommend this place.