I fell in love in Rome with Fire. Fero means fire, and this place commits to the flame. Service and…read morethe vibe are also fire. Start with the mussels, steaming, garlicky, and swimming in a broth you'll want to drink. Tip the bowl and go for it. Or, ask for bread for the famous soak. Then comes the Cacio e Pepe. A Roman classic. So peppery and creamy. This is the best Cacio e Pepe I've ever had.

After a disappointing tourist only type dinner nearby. Which our taxi driver passionately…read morerecommended us to go. That it was a local only place with good food. We explored the area more and found the highest rated restaurant in that area with 80k reviews! I bothered a couple eating there and they were not impressed with their dinner also. Then where do we get good authentic Italian food?? In our frustration I started asking any locals I can find. This young lady spoke enough English to let us know. She even had to call her friend for the location and name. It was not busy. The staff is older and looks like part of the good fellas cast. The decor looks like it too. Haha what an adventure. We were full from previous meal so only order two dish. Rigatoni democratic and seafood risotto . Omg this is it!! So delicious and tastes authentic . We took a picture with the owner I think and I told him he must be famoso! There were pics on the walls.

I am an American tourist and the waitress spoke to me in English and recommended a great dish. The…read morestaff was courteous and nice. I got the fresh made pasta with lobster. The lobster was a bit undercooked but still edible and I think it brought out the seafood flavor and the sauces complimented it well. They had organic peach tea bottled which was smooth and perfectly sweet to me. This would be a regular place for me if I stayed here. You can eat inside or outside and it took my Apple Pay which is nice.

Wonderful dinner at this beautifully decorated restaurant near the Colosseum…read more I had the grilled octopus and my date had a tenderloin. I know it's a seafood place..but he didn't want seafood and they have a small extra menu of NOT seafood..which is great. Service was impeccable and they spoke enough English for us to comfortably communicate. For some reason this is listed as a "tourist trap". It is far from that...it's delightful

We happened upon this spot after touring St. John's and doing the Holy Stairs, thinking we had made…read morea poor choice in planning. However, it was the most authentic meal we experience in Rome. So many Italians having lunch, elderly and businessmen enjoying a small buffet with great service. It's small, but comfortable and the food was top notch. I ordered lasagna (I still do not know what was in it) and my husband ordered the fungi pasta. We also had an appetizer special with delicious meat, cheese and arugula. Such an enjoyable lunch complete with vino de casa!

Wow this was amazing! A place where they only speak Italian means the food is going to be…read moreauthentically good! (Not a tourist trap, locals still dine here) My Fiance said if we had this restaurant back home, he could come here once a week. I love how they display the desserts so you can eat with your eyes and choose what you want. I ordered the sautéed clams and I loved it so much I got another order. They love the pasta al denté and the vodka penne we ordered was one of the best ones! Also ordered a fish but I can't recall the name of it! Still really good!

An excellent experience. The view is fantastic. The service was courteous and quick. The food was…read moregood, not brilliant, but the view is a big plus. The entrance to the elevators is on the opposite side of the parking lot and the ground level bistro. I recommend it.

We really enjoyed the entire experience! Beautiful views of Rome! The food was delicious!read more

I have to admit I am plesantly surprised. We did not speak a lick of Italian and the waitress was…read moresuper sweet and pulled thru with her broken english (not bad at all) and even got her boss to help out who spoke rather well. She spoke Spanish, english and obv Italian and I'm sure there was one more in between which I am forgetting. But getting back, the service here is awesome. Since I lived right across from there I was in here quiet often and the service never failed to please me. The food was excellent and they were accomodating with my peculiar diet needs. I dont know much about italian cuisine to tell you one thing was excellent or the dishes were unique, but I can tell you that none of the dishes left the table with as much as a morsel of food on it !

Excellent service and food. I can strongly recommend this gem of a restaurant. Will definately come…read moreback. Try the melanzane alla parmigiana or the shellfish risotto. Delicious!

I have been to this place three times over the past year- this is the BEST restaurant in Rome,…read morepossibly of all Italy! The bufala pizza is AMAZING and unlike anything I have ever tried in America. I will make my sad attempts to recreate it, but nothing is better than the real thing. The service is impeccable, it was super hot and they had this sprinkler thing attached to the umbrella that sprayed customers to keep us cool! The campari spritz also hit the spot! I will be back here next time I am in Italy! First time, we were staying in Piazza Novona, so it was pretty close, but the second time we booked it for 35 minutes in 90 degree weather to go there. Also, they give complimentary cherry wine drinks at the end. :) Also, this is my 100th review- wooohooo :)

Pretty good spot but I don't think I would go back. All restaurants in Rome, and maybe even all of…read moreItaly, list the allergens in each dish, except this place had some incorrect listings which made me question the reliability. For example, there were many dishes like "cheese ravioli" that indicated a fish allergy. After checking they said there wasn't fish, but they need to make sure their allergens are accurate. Anyways, the service was a it slow but everyone was friendly. The meatballs were pretty good, but the cacio Pepe was a bit bitter, I think because of the sauce they use. They also charges us for tap water which I haven't seen done before!!

Walked up here for some lunch before visiting the Basilica San Paolo, and had a wonderful meal. Was…read moregreeted and whisked inside on a hot day, had better pasta than we had closer to the center of Rome, and felt truly cared for. If you're looking for a place where locals eat, this is it!

Is a friendly restaurant .. all the food have just the perfect portion and is just so enjoyable to…read moreeats there the stuff on the kitchen are so wonderful and humble people I see this restaurant all the time in the USA and I soon. I arrive to Roma I went there to eats that wonderful food the owner Christian he is a love . I will be back if I come back to ita

So delicious! We wanted some last minute seafood for dinner and found this place on Yelp. As you…read moreknow here in Rome if a place has good yelp reviews you may end up finding a huge line. Thankfully we got super lucky and they had a table available and no wait. The menu is in Italian but they are more than willing to interpret and even have off the menu item. The servers are extremely friendly and helpful. My friend had the spaghetti with clams and I had an off the menu linguini with mixed seafood. It was sooo good. I highly recommend giving this place a try!

This is The best seafood restaurant in Rome is renowned for its exceptional seafood, particularly…read morethe creamy octopus with figs and calamari. The tender octopus and calamari are perfectly complemented by a rich, creamy sauce and the subtle sweetness of figs. The restaurant offers a cozy, cozy atmosphere. For an unforgettable seafood dining experience, Pesci Fritti is the best choice in Rome.

Tata Pizzeria Griglieria has a laid-back neighborhood-spot feel, with a simple exterior that blends…read moreinto Rome's residential streets (we almost missed finding it multiple times, as it's hidden in the side of a museum-like building). Inside, the space is casual, modern, and unfussy, with straightforward seating and a welcoming, family-style atmosphere. The vibe is relaxed and local - we were one of the only tourist groups in the dining room. At around 7pm on a Thursday night, the restaurant was about ¾ full, and our party of five was immediately seated. The menu is extensive, with everything from antipasti to over three different styles of pizza (each with 10+ flavor options) to pasta to full entrees. You may order each pizza as "Napoletano" or "Romano"; the former is softer, chewier, and airier, whereas the latter is thinner and crispier; as we were in Rome, most of us opted for the Romano option, and we appreciated the crunchy texture and slight drizzle of olive oil in the crust. There's plenty of creative topping combinations, with options for everyone. One member of our party ordered their Margherita (€10) with tomato sauce, mozzarella, basil, and a drizzle of olive oil; it was a simple classic done right, and she appreciated the high-quality ingredients. Their Cafona (€13) is a unique white-base pizza with mozzarella, smoked provola cheese, savory sausage, crispy potatoes, and EVOO; something that would be hard to find in the States, but a delectable combination. The La Norma (€13) is a red-base with fried aubergine, salted ricotta, mozzarella, cherry tomatoes, basil, and EVOO; think of it as a margherita pizza's sophisticated cousin. The Tartufata (€13.5) comes with tomato sauce, truffle salsiccia (sausage), cherry tomatoes, basil, EVOO, and an indulgent ball of burrata; my friend highly enjoyed it, though found it a bit unwieldy to eat. Lastly, I opted for their Fru Fru Porchetta (€16) - this was a huge pizza sectioned into three: margherita, mushroom/provolone, and porchetta with potatoes. It was a thicker crust, with a pillowy interior. I loved that I could sample three flavors at a time, though I will say I think my pizza had too much cheese, especially as compared to the other pizzas. Their dessert menu was extensive and looked absolutely delectable, but we were so stuffed that we couldn't fathom ordering any more food. Price-wise, Tata is quite affordable for the portio -sizes; with tasty food, a plethora of options, and friendly service, making it a great everyday dining option without tourist-level pricing.

It was not easy to find to be honest .... But we didnt seem to have a lot of food choices in the…read morehood. The service was helpful- they. Made an effort to get someone who spoke a little English to answer my brief questions . The pizza was good- not great . Honestly after 3 weeks in Italy snd now writing the review I can't recall much about it other than good so it was not a stand out meal . The crust was very thin and tasty and their wine selection was nice- several sparkling choices along w a good basic selection of reds.