After eating non-stop carbs and cheese, we decided we needed a smoothie for breakfast. The husband…read morefound this gem in the neighborhood we were staying in. The cafe is adorable and very welcoming. The cashier did her best to help to help us translate their menu in Italian to English. I needed something with ginger since my body was punishing me for the amount of carbs and dairy we've been eating. She was able to recommend a smoothie for both the husband and I. The smoothies were amazing !! Not too thick or thin. It was exactly what we needed. I believe the one I had carrots, ginger, melon, and arugula or some other leafy green. We both drank our smoothies up quickly. The cafe had a pretty big menu for food as well drinks. Seems like a great place to grab a healthy meal or drink. Very welcoming, cozy and chill. I did see a SoFar Sounds sticker there. My assumption they probably host small live music shows there. If we lived here, I think we would definitely become regulars here.

I honestly don't know why this place doesn't have more five star reviews. My sister and I came here…read moreone morning for something besides typical Italian food. We both got a juice, and they were amazing. Absolutely so fresh. The gentleman and women working there were so helpful and kind. It's a funky cafe with jazz music playing. We did not have time to sit and eat there but everything we saw looked amazing. A great caffe

I was pleasantly surprised by this place…read more I was not expecting Italy to have a vegan restaurant. And based on all of the pasta, sandwiches, and pizza... this was extremely refreshing to find. The food was fresh and delicious. They did a good job with the ravioli, getting my protein through walnuts. And the pizza was great. I always say the sauce is what makes the pizza, and for sure.. everything on this pizza was good. The only reason why I give this place four stars instead of five, is because I thought the server hated being at work and the raw zucchini pasta was good at first, but I started disliking it as I continued to eat it. Also, there was also some heat to the pasta. It was a great kick. Their juice was delicious. They did a good job. I would recommend this place and give it a try.

We came here for lunch while in Rome. I had the Melon Carpaccio, it was very refreshing. Lots of…read moreripe cantaloupe melon with arugula and cashew cheese dressed with balsamic. My husband had the Avocado & Zucchini Tartare which I had a taste of, it was very good. He also had Zucchini Raviolis which he enjoyed. Good choice for vegan diners.

Lovely atmosphere - tons of natural light, and the windows and doors framed with little plants…read more They serve kombucha, almond milk cappuccinos, and raw chocolates and desserts in addition to juice, smoothies, salads, raw (vegetable) pasta, and raw sushi.

Pros: imaginative expansive menu amazing flavors vegan balls with tzastki and salad wow vegan…read moresushi rolls double wow (my favorite) taco (Brits fav) on raw tortilla with cream and hot sauce carrot 'cake' and dense brownie oh my goodness such a great vegan options galore Cons: seed/nuts based hoping for more plants in our dishes felt heavy misses include curry sandwich on raw bread nothing special can get pricey sushi was the price of a meal at 5 pieces of vegan sushi without rice steep on price Second most expensive meal of our entire trip (Venice Florence Rome)

Be warned... nothing here is cooked, as in: Absolutely. Nothing. After making a reservation and…read moreshowing up, there was no one else in the restaurant. We decided to go to this restaurant because it was close to our hotel and also because it had such a high rating. I really question how this restaurant could've had such a amazingly high rating??!! Anyway, the waiter was extremely nice and he explained in great detail how nothing was cooked in the restaurant and how everything is well and how the restaurant works. My son decided that he wanted to give it a try so we stayed. Big mistake. Huge. My son got raw shrimp. I got raw fish. For his meal my son got raw cod. I got row duck. The fois gras was excellent. That was the only part of my meal I liked. A couple of hours after leaving my son got sick which lasted into the next day, he threw up at least seven times. Some people are probably really into this style of eating, it just wasn't for us.

From the owner: Ristorante di solo Crudo Gourmet: il crudo come non hai mai immaginato. Solo sei tavoli da due…read moreper una serata speciale a due passi da San Pietro

Beautiful view. Excellent food. Terrific service. A great setting. I highly recommend La Foresta!read more

Airport in Rome is called Fiumicino... A town next to the airport was called Fiumicino and they are…read morenext to the river that leads to the Mediterranean Sea. Restaurants in the area is known for seafood and this place was no exception. Since I only had a limited time, I ordered pasta. Clams and mussels were so fresh, really enjoyed my pasta here. Naturally just pasta wasn't enough for me so I ordered quick desert, chocolate cake. Oh the chocolate inside was so warm, I was in heaven while eating my chocolate. Service was great. They only spoke Italian but if you can understand the name of the food, no problems. Somehow I communicated what I wanted to eat. So close to the airport, nothing fancy but very good food. (Less than Roma city restaurant price too!)

The gamberini a la grillia was fresh and very very good. The fish ravioli were outstanding. Good…read morebread good service. I would come back!

I stayed in Rome for two weeks and sadly only ate here once. It's an informal place in a hip little…read moredistrict filled with restaurants and bars. Sakana has table and kaizen sushi service and as I was eating alone I sat at the Kaizen which was nicely made out of dark woods and felt more like a dining table than a fast food experience. By the way excellent English was spoken by every staff member I encountered that night though of course your experience may differ. The meal was excellent. Sakana has an extensive non sushi menu so I started with a plate of Zaru soba, the dipping sauce (Tsuyu) lacked favour but this was something I had noticed in another Japanese restaurant in Rome so I added the onion and wasabi and a little extra soy and it was fine. I then enjoyed some sushi and sashimi and a few pieces of freshly cooked ebi tempura from the trays passing before me before ordering two pieces of Yakitori. Again this was very good but it was highly sauced, I prefer Yakitori with salt but as I didn't say that when I ordered then it's my own fault. I was still a little hungry and for some reason ordered two dishes of beef teriyaki and Yakitori with salt. However these were main course dishes but hey-Ho I set about them with gusto even though I had eaten quite a but by that point. My error in ordering two main course dishes may have had something to do with the two large Kirins I had drunk as well as an excellent bottle of unfiltered sake that was on offer but not on the menu. The meal was a little more expensive than you would expect for one person but that was entirely due to the large quantity of food I had both ordered and enjoyed. I ate out every night for two weeks and if I find myself back in Rome for long enough to tire of Pasta again I shall definitely return to Sakana, and what better recommendation can you give a place than repeat business

A solid, excellent Japanese dining experience. I've only had sushi with fish this fresh in Tokyo,…read moreJapan, and at Sakana you can find rare and delicious cuts of fish like otoro, the fatty tuna which literally melts in your pith. Besides from supremely executed sushi, cooked dishes are tasty and fun, with delicious soups (ramen and soba), fried dishes and specialties such as the grilled tuna cheek. As in real Japanese restaurants they serve Asahi beer on tap, and, added bonus, their desserts are fun and yummy, very unusual for a Japanese restaurant. Don't be fooled by the many other non-legit wannabe Japanese restaurants in the neighborhood, Sakana is the real deal. Book a table because the place is packed even on night you might consider "slow".

This is one of the most unique places I have ever been in the world. The food was amazing very…read morefresh & organic but not low in calories I post pictures of our food. I recommend the avocado tarts in all especially the mango & papaya. Sure end it up with the tiramisu . Very clean place & modern very nice waiters. The food takes little more time to be served .

Great restaurant if you want to eat healthy - great for vegan and raw food…read more Elegant -good for couples, small groups and business dinners. Not for children. I come regularly to Rome but I'm often on my own. I was so curious to try this place that I went there by myself on a frisky evening in July. Even though Roman restaurants are not welcoming to people (women) eating by themselves , the waiters were welcoming and very nice. I was sat on the beautiful terrace which is tasteful and simple. It's true that the restaurant downstairs is a bit "without soul", but once on the terrace the place is a.m.a.z.i.n.g. I started with a trio of avocado tartare, zucchini spaghetti and beetroot ravioli with homemade crackers made of chia seeds. This was superb food. I continued with the seppia arrostita with potatoes. The dish was OK but a bit too salty ...all with a glass of white wine (schiopetto). I must say the entire menu is so appealing that I would have liked to try everything. I only put 4 stars because my main dish (octopus) was average. However the service atmosphere and overall quality and creativity of the menu is quite unique!! Can't wait to try it for lunch - the smoothies, salads and breakfast bowls look amazing. Tip: they should be less formal during the day to attract more people at lunch, and add high chairs at the bar so that people on their own can quickly grab a healthy bite in Rome - instead of having pizza al taglio ;) I haven't found a place like this in other cities I have been to. But the concept is extremely well thought and executed. I love it.