Most delicious food I've had in Italy (Florence and Rome)! I got the Greek salad and my boyfriend…read moregot the 3 pieces of meat platter and he agreed this was the best food we have had all trip! We will most likely be back through the rest of our trip because it was so good. The service could be a little bit quicker but overall I'd definitely recommend this place. It even has cute little Greece decorations everywhere.

We had a very simple souvlaki and moussaka dinner, food was very good and waiter was very kind…read moreexplaining the whole menu. Very good value for the money as well, recommended!

Solid choice. Good standard Greek food. Nice people, clean, fast…read more For tourists; the menu is only written in Italian and no pictures so some familiarity with Greek food is required, but they do speak English

Great Greek cuisine, I had the souvlaki which is either pork or chicken. I would have preferred…read morelamb but had the pork. The service was quick , I didn't have a reservation and could get a table.There is outdoor and indoor seating and the pricing is reasonable.

I was craving Greek food and this place hit the spot. Delicious chicken kabob with pita and salad…read moreand too much tzatziki (in a good way). French fries were also killer.

Tasty Greek food and wine ordered from a counter and served on paper plates. A nice break from…read morepizza and pasta, and the place is packed with locals. No frills but definitely worth a stop.

I love this place. We went twice during our recent visit to Rome. Very good food-great cappuccino!…read moreThe best part was the staff. Even though it was very busy the staff was friendly, helpful and efficient. Definitely come here if you are in the Monti neighborhood in Rome.

Decided to dine here after looking for a place that served an "American" breakfast that included…read moreall the fixings that I'm "used to". The place was full when my friend and I walked up so we ate outside - the seating was tight. Regarding the food, I ordered the avocado toast meal and my friend ordered the vegetarian meal, minus the cheese. We both enjoyed our meal and the price was reasonable. Service was good, considering how busy it was.

Went looking based on reviews. It seems to be currently nonexistent, in a block that's under heavy…read moreconstruction. There was a bar named Cutty Sark that seemed to be in about the same location. A pity!

Nino and his wife are too kind! While going to meet the lady renting out her apartment to us, there…read morewas a delay and my wife and I were stuck waiting for about an hour. Nino welcomed us into his restaurant and in just a few minutes we had a wonderful array of antipasti and pizza. Great neighborhood vibe! Thanks Nino!

I came here twice when I was in Rome in 2024 and I liked the mushroom sausage pasta but not the…read morecarbonara or bacon ("speck") pizza. I came back again and got the mushroom sausage pasta again. There was a hair in the bottom of the pan, though!

We came to Buddy's for our first dinner in Roma. My partner is vegan so we were happy to come find…read morethis restaurant. We had made reservations earlier in the day for the same night, but it didn't seem too busy either way. We looked at the menu via QR code scanning before the waiter came to take our orders. We ordered a focaccia to share. I got the carbonara and my partner got a truffle cream based pasta that I can't remember the name of. All items were vegan. As a non-vegan, I was very impressed by all the dishes! The sauce for the carbonara mimicked the creaminess and cheesiness. I wasn't the biggest fan of the "bacon" / "guanciale" - it was a bit too squishy and needed to be crisped up a bit more but that's a personal preference. Pay inside when you are done by informing the staff of your table number. This was one of our top 5 favorite places on a two week trip in Italy.

Got hungry after visiting the Trevi Fountain? This place is just a stone throw away from the hustle…read moreand bustle. It's a small entrance down a cobblestone street but the outside is deceiving. Inside there's a bakery with all sorts of treats, and behind that, the restaurant opens up into a large dining area with big brick arches. It looks grand but is very casual. All the staff are super friendly and speak English. We tried a margherita pizza with mushrooms and prosciutto, tonnarlli cacio e Pepe with artichokes, and carbonara. Both pastas were fantastic with cheesy and creamy with a hint of spice from pepper. The pizza was awesome. If you enjoy thin crust or are carb sensitive this is for you. For dessert we tried maritozzo, basically a cream filled baguette which wasn't my favorite.

A cute little restaurant close to several tourist attractions with lots of vegetarian and vegan…read moreoptions! Service is friendly and quick here; our server spoke English, which was helpful. Overall, the food was quite good here and they had decent sized portions. Our favorite dish there was an artichoke carpaccio which came with shavings of pecorino, olive oil, arugula, and lemon juice -- surprisingly good! Pasta was thick and chewy, so it was quite filling, and it came with plenty of sauce. They have a decent selection of coffee, beer, and wine as well. The space is nicely decorated so it's fine if you're looking for something casual or for something a little nicer as well.

I know they always say don't eat next to the tourist spots but this place is 10/10. A quick 3…read moreminute walk from the Colloseum and delicious food and drinks await you! Ask for Donny, and tell him Ivy sent you, he will make sure you have the BEST experience! We started with recommending house red wine a negroni sbagliato with prosecco. The mixologist made delicious drinks, I regret not ordering an espresso martini. We tried the artichoke appetizer, good but wasn't my favorite. The pizza and the pasta though, was pure perfection! Service was great and this will definitely be a must stop on my next Rome adventure.

We ordered pizza with salami and sliced tomato (too little cheese), pesto gnocchi (very good pasta,…read morebut the pesto wasn't fresh), and lobster pasta (a very nice serving of lobster with a rich tomato sauce, comes with hand wipes and shell-cracking tools). I also ordered the chinotto (an Italian drink made from the fruit of the myrtle-leaved orange tree, tastes a lot like a better version of Pepsi with a slightly bitter but not at all unpleasant aftertaste), which was fantastic. Our server was very kind and graciously shared her recommendations--I was very pleased with the chinotto.

Nice small greek restaurant located in one of the most beautiful districts of Rome (Trastevere)…read more Enjoy a great greek meal and a nice walk in the surroundings. The food (especially the tzatziki) is delicious, the service is friendly, the atmosphere is inspiring. Recommended.

Best meal we had in Rome & Italy. Returned again 2x because of the quality of the food. The…read morecarbonara was the Best I ever had & we returned because of it. Cozy professional restaurant.

My girlfriend and I came here for lunch after a private tour of Rome. The waiters are very serious…read moreand took our coats to put on the coat rack. It was a late lunch and we didn't want to fill up before our dinner later in the evening. We ordered hot water with our meal, since it was cold outside. The bread was good, but we had to grab our own oil and balsamic vinegar from our neighboring table. The restaurant makes its own extra virgin olive oil, so it was tasty and authentic. The walls are decorated with stone and wood, with a wood table that's movable to help when you're spreading out the menu. It's a wine centered restaurant, with a wide selection of wine, located in a luxurious part of the city center. My girlfriend ordered the carbonara with pancetta and I had the lentil beans with riso. They were both tasty, she didn't finish the carbonara, it's made with eggs and cheese, plus a thick sliced pancetta, so it's very filling. The multi gelato came in three scoops, chocolate, hazelnut and pistachio with a heart shaped waffle cookie and splash of chocolate sauce. I liked the dessert better than the soup, it was okay, but needed a little more spices to my taste. There is outdoor seating available if you want to brave the cold weather. I tripped over the steps to the restroom twice, you need to watch your steps going into their little hallway. I'm a little clutzy, so you'll want to be careful of the inside steps there. Try this place if you're tasty into wine, it's going to be the perfect spot for you.