What an amazing Ethiopian Restaurant! As an Ethiopian, I can say the food here is 100% authentic…read more We had twice in our very short visit to Rome. Very welcoming owner and great service all around. The ambiance brings everythingIf you want real Ethiopian food in Rome, Asmara is the place to go.

Absolutely delicious food and even better service. If you are in Rome- and needing your East…read moreAfrican fix, or even want to just try it- THIS is the SPOT! They have a variety of dishes, at extremely reasonable prices as well as descriptions of each dish for newcomers. I will be back here again and again!

This was a great ethiopian place- a good respite from all the typical pizza and pasta we've been…read morehaving. The restaurant itself played African music and was fully adorned in all matter of African decor. The food was delicious and flavorful. As vegans/vegetarians we got the mixed veggie dish and asked for it family style. The dish consisted of all five vegetarian dishes and was the very perfect amount for our family of four; it filled us up to the brim and was so tasty it only took us a few min to devour. Great find! However, it is a little farther down than the yelp map indicates right near the intersection of the two via calatafimi streets.

Being an Ethiopian I was delighted to find an Ethiopian meal in Rome. But unfortunately, to all my…read moreexcitement I was taken aback by the horrible attitude the waitress displayed throughout my stay. And to make it worse the food sucked. If you are an Ethiopian and want to grab Ethiopian food in Rome then Kilimanjaro is not the rite place for you.

I was really craving something other than pizza and pasta in Rome. I eat Ethiopian food often in NY…read moreand Philadelphia so I don't consider myself a novice. I was really, really pleased with the quality and quantity of both the food and the atmosphere. The man working that night was uber friendly and explained everything to my Italian friends who had never eaten Ethiopian before. I always get the vegetarian plate and it did not disappoint. My friends had the beef, spicy and not so spicy, and gorged themselves on the Injera. Rookie mistake! Prices in the States are cheaper but were pretty reasonable for being in Rome, about 12 euro a person including beer and water. Based on the other reviews we got there early because I assumed we'd have to fight for a table. Umm.. we were the ONLY people there for the entire duration of our meal. I guess 20:00 is like the early bird special. Anyways, I'd go back in a heartbeat and I'm definitely recommending that my friends eat here!

From the owner: sambusa: triangolini di pasta fillo farciti con carne di manzo tritata e lenticchie fortemente…read morespeziate kategna: rotolini di ingeria con burro speziato e karité dulot: coratella macinata speziata. Assaggia poi lo zighini di manzo, di agnello o di pollo, dadini di carne affogati nella salsa aromatica: una vera delizia per il tuo palato. Oppure scegli il kitfo: carne marinata in una miscela di spezie e peperoncino. Ricorda che i piatti di carne sono sempre accompagnati da assaggi di verdure. Infine concludi il pasto con il rito del caffè eritreo-etiope,un salto nella cultura di un popolo meraviglioso!

Very much enjoyed Fabio's hospitality. Really small restaurant, worth the wait, or better yet, make…read morea rezie (on The Fork). Everything is delish. The place is loaded with heartwarming charm.

Fraschetteria was a literal dream in the midst of touristy Rome. We could not tell which…read morerestaurants were good or not UNTIL we walked in and saw how small the restaurant was. You definitely need to make a reservation; we saw many parties get turned away while we were dining. Every item that we had was wonderful. I don't think you can go wrong with anything on this menu. We started with a really great Bruschette that was full of salami and drizzled with truffle honey. The Carbonara & Lasagne were great. The Porchetta was possibly the best meat I've eaten in all of Italy, you HAVE to get it if you come. Service was really great as well! Just be aware that you have to go down a pretty narrow staircase and that the tables are all close together.

If you're looking for a quick and easy focaccia to enjoy, La Boccacia has got your back! This was…read moreour first stop after flying into Rome and taking a little siesta in our Airbnb - we walked here and grabbed some slices (anchovy, mushroom, and various cheese). I just pointed to the slices I wanted, they were quickly warmed up, and the prices were very reasonable. We walked to the nearby fountain to eat them outside and had a nice first evening in Rome thanks to Yelp bringing us to this place and the wonderful people who run it. It's not really an indoor eating establishment, there are a few tables, but it's more of a quick-stop grab and go sort of place with excellent pies. Recommended!

Saw this spot on one of the Food shows and it turned out it was just steps from our hotel in Monti…read more Stand-up, no frills and mostly pizza. Not busy but steady traffic around 9:45 on a Tuesday evening. A good amount of Roman square pizza options. We got a slice of just about everything that was available. Potato/sausage (stood out as we hadn't had this before), Zucchini Pesto was delicious, Ham and classic Margherita also didn't disappoint. Crust was light/airy and made for the perfect balance between crust and toppings. Beer and soft drinks were also available. Service was quick and friendly. If in the Monti district, make this stop for reasonably priced traditional pizza al trancio.