When I'm missing living abroad, I come to steps of Rome to enjoy an authentic Italian environment. This is the best napoletano pizza in SF, it's so delicious and amazing. Everything is really high quality, homemade, and always hits the spot. Cant recommend enough read more

The best pizza in USA. I'm Italian and I can assure that you can experience an amazing taste of Italy even staying here in San Francisco!!

We visited Steps of Rome while on our North Beach food tour and loved the pizza so much that we went back for dinner the next day. It was a little off-putting that the restaurant was pretty empty on a Saturday, but we had dinner there anyway and really enjoyed the pizza once again. We'd highly recommend and we hope that this place manages to stay open. read more

Steps of Rome has always been a San Francisco staple for me. I still remember how much I loved their tiramisu, so I was truly sad when they closed during COVID. I'm so glad they reopened. One afternoon, I took a couple of friends there for lunch and we ordered a few classic Italian dishes. But the most memorable item for me was their Margherita pizza. The crust was perfectly thin with just the right amount of chewiness, topped with beautifully melted cheese and perfectly balanced seasoning. Simple, flavorful, and absolutely satisfying. It honestly reminded me of the kind of pizza you'd find at Glen Ellen Star. Highly recommend. read more

This is more of a pizza review since I ordered delivery from Steps of Rome. I ordered their La Norma pizza. And their pizza speaks for themselves. Authentic Italian pizza First off, this pizza isn't greasy. That's just a great thing to see. The body of the pizza is thin, which I enjoyed, just makes it feel like what you're eating won't leave you feeling too full or bloated. The quality of ingredients are fresh and full of flavor. The crust is honestly such a game changer. I think this is how pizza is supposed to be. I've been to plenty of chain pizza places and I understand why people don't like the crust sometimes, but the crust of the pizza at Steps of Rome is so crunchy, light, and fluffy that it really feels like its own dish. If they were to sell this as a separate thing like its own breadsticks, I would order it. The pizza just tasted so clean, so minimal ingredients, full of flavor which can make it so easy to eat a whole box to yourself. It's nice to know San Francisco has its own way to teleport to Italy thanks to Steps of Rome. read more

Steps of Rome - LA NORMA - Italian Near Me - San Francisco, California

Excellent meal. I had the Diavola pizza and my friend had the Steps of Rome. Delicious. The croquettes were good but very overpriced for 4. read more

Steps of Rome - Diavola Pizza - Italian Near Me - San Francisco, California

All roads from Rome seem to lead to Steps of Rome in San Francisco. Once again, the food is simply fabulous, but what truly elevates the experience is the warmth and hospitality; something that feels almost from another planet, from another place entirely. The atmosphere carries a beautiful fusion: the vibrant spirit of North Beach blending seamlessly with authentic Italian energy and charm. It is a place where conversation flows, laughter fills the room, and every detail invites you to stay a little longer. Every bite feels like a small journey across the Atlantic; a taste of Italy on the palate, right in the heart of San Francisco. read more

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Ciro was our waiter he was super helpful friendly and had great recommendations. The Bigoli was extraordinary with the yolk Try the Polpette has 3 meat balls and some polenta. Great place in. North beach in little Italy. Lots of indoor and outdoor seating. Good for families or a date. read more

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Tomasso, Dillon and Auosilio at Steps of Rome made our day. We came in right before opening and they kindly invited us to sit anywhere as they were setting up and asked if we minded waiting a few while they finished. They chatted with us, told us about their families and what was supposed to be a drink and a snack, turned into a place we will return to. We were just stopping by for a quick bite before picking up family at the airport and we regretted having a tight schedule. The meatballs were so freaking juicy and tender. The bed of polenta they were served on was perfectly creamy and cooked, not chewy... we requested more of the delicious sauce they were topped with, but the flavors pulled through every bite of the meat ball. The sauce was thick and was not tangy or sweet, just a great Italian red sauce that complimented the meat and polenta. Best Arancini I have had in a while. Let them sit for a minute... the cheese inside will melt more, check out my photo. How are these so freaking crispy on the outside??? And the saffron aioli... so thick and creamy. Ridiculous. The food was so delicious... this location is incredible and the setting is clean and fresh, but the care and service was top notch and that is why people will return like us. Dillion checked on us constantly and recommended the meatballs, they did not disappoint! We promised Tomasso we would be back to try the pizza. We live in Reno and will be making the drive back soon. Can't wait! read more

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"L" shaped dining room. Well lit: too well well lit. Alas, we are steeped in the age of Light-Emitting Diode hell. An amiable waitress with sharp cheekbones, burrata-white complexion and squid-ink black hair. Lei non e laziale, ma questo non e importante. Treat her well. Bigoli alla carbonara? Traditional Roman I suppose, but you can do better at home. Sauce a bit too stodgy, could have used a couple spoons of pasta water. I had to sneak by my Italian waitress to ask the Mexican cooks for a lemon wedge as carbonara (pecorino, guanciale, eggs and black pepper) demands, despite what Italians will tell you, some acidic lift. Capers would also provide a suitable addendum. I was ultimately caught red-handed. Whereupon she revealed her own origins to be Piemontese and not Roman, thus the lemon in the carbonara: not her battle. The bigoli noodles are freshly extruded. A freshly extruded pasta is heartier than a fresh rolled pasta but less hearty than a dried pasta. I must say, that carbonara really misses the mark without a dried noodle. A glass of falanghina: a vino bianco with citrus and white flower notes. read more

Steps of Rome - Italian Near Me - San Francisco, California

I decided to try this place, after seeing it a hundred times. Sat at the bar and was greeted by Christian. SINGLE LADIES, when I tell you that Christian is super cute, beautiful, mesmerizing light blue eyes, and a smile that will make you buy everything on that menu, no hyperbole. The bruchetta!!!!!!! SWEET BABY JESUS!!!!! That was some of the best I've had. Then Christian made me the best Espresso Martini & I forget the 2nd drink's name, but it was delicious. If you are in the heart of the city, please stop by & say hi to Christian & Mauricio! read more

Steps of Rome - Martini Espresso & Another good drink - Italian Near Me - San Francisco, California

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This was - in a single word - disappointing. A really unfortunate experience for Valentine's. The spicy rigatoni was severely undercooked, the cacio e pepe was plain nasty, and the arancini... rice balls with a cheese center, and yet it was still not good, along with a very strange mustard sauce. The Nerone's Revenge was good, just likely overpriced. Very underwhelming, we were in and out of there within 30 minutes (including time spent waiting for food). read more

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My wife and I were walking through north beach looking for food. All of the restaurants were full with two hour waits. We walked by "Steps of Rome" and the owner enticed us to come in. We were not sure at first, because we were trying to eat at Tony's pizza spot. We decided to give it a try. I'm glad we did. Steps of Rome is one of the best restaurants in San Francisco by far. The service was great and the food was even better. If you are ever in the city try their appetizers, pasta and pizza. You will not be disappointed. I give steps of Rome five stars read more

This is fun, authentic restaurant in the heart of little Italy in north beach. Food: 5/5 The food was delicious. We got the Ceasar salad, a pizza and a the gnocchi. All of it is made with fresh ingredients and the pasta is made in house. Customer service: 5/5 The customer service is was excellent. Our server was quick but not an overbearing. He was also very friendly! Price: 5/5 The price was reasonable and comparable/competitive to other Italian restaurants in the area. Parking: 2/5 It's SF parking...so you can't expect much. But, I'd recommend getting parking beforehand on spot hero at one of the garages nearby. You can shop around for the pricing option and location you want before coming out. You could try for street parking, but it's tough to find on a Saturday night. I'd recommend this for a fun date not spot and a night on the town in a vibrant neighborhood. read more

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My partner and I stumbled up Steps of Rome while out and about NYE and thought we'd pop in and snag a table! It was busy, but lots of good energy, nothing overwhelming, and little to no wait time. Food was AMAZING. And the staff was incredibly friendly and they educated me on their Parmesan Espresso Martini. I thought it sounded terrifying (haha) but I saw it being prepared and it definitely looks interesting! For the right person, it sounds like a unique cocktail! Overall, wonderful places to go. Would come again! read more

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A Personal Return to a North Beach Treasure: Steps of Rome Trattoria Steps of Rome Trattoria holds a special and nostalgic place in San Francisco's North Beach culinary scene--and in my heart. I didn't know many people when I first moved to the neighborhood in the 1990s. I initially gravitated toward Steps of Rome because they regularly showed soccer matches. The Italian waiters and waitresses were just as passionate about the games as I was--especially during the World Cup--and that shared enthusiasm quickly made the restaurant a home away from home. Over time, I became a regular, getting to know many of the staff by name. I started bringing friends along, and soon Steps of Rome became our go-to spot--not just for the food and coffee, which were always excellent--but for the energy, the sense of community, and the infectious spirit of Roman hospitality that radiated from the staff. The place was unpretentious and warm, full of life and character, and even as friends moved away, we continued to make time for reunions there. The Original Steps of Rome (Pre-2011) The original Steps of Rome was more than just a restaurant--it was an experience. Though I don't know the exact date it was founded, it was a staple in North Beach for at least fifteen years before closing in 2011. Known for classic Italian comfort dishes like bruschetta, gnocchi, and fettuccine with salmon, the lively, often lively, and animated Italian staff set it apart. They created moments you never forgot, whether playful banter or dramatic dessert presentations. At its peak, Steps of Rome operated two locations on the same block, a testament to how beloved it was. Its closure in 2011 left a noticeable void in the neighborhood--a symbol of the gradual erosion of North Beach's vibrant Italian-American identity. The Rebirth of Steps of Rome (April 2025) That's why it meant so much to recently walk through the doors of the newly reopened Steps of Rome at 401 Columbus Avenue. The Florese Family, respected stewards of Italian hospitality in San Francisco, has lovingly revitalized it. With a legacy that includes Mona Lisa Restaurant, Mona Lisa Mare e Monti, and the Old Clam House, their revival of Steps of Rome is both a tribute and a promise. We visited the new location just a couple of weeks ago, and I'm thrilled to say it captured so much of what I remembered. The food was delicious, the service attentive and friendly, and most importantly, the spirit was there--the welcoming energy that made the original so magnetic. It felt like coming home. We started with Burrata Fresca, and I paired my portion with a glass of Pinot Grigio. We then shared a Steps of Rome pizza and lasagna, both filling and delicious. The Florese family's goal to bring back the original chef and recapture the beloved flavors and vibe of the past isn't just marketing--it's a genuine effort to preserve something special. This rebirth feels like a gift in a neighborhood that has struggled to maintain its Italian culinary roots. read more

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Well my experience is had last night was awful. We came here to have a bite to eat before the CNY parade. First off we ordered our drinks and food from our server Dylan. He was NOT a very good server. We were eating outside as it was a beautiful day. So we got our food which was a yummy ceaser salad and fried zucchini which was ok just a little oily. Dylan was practically standing over us while we ate. When my husband was finished with his plate he cleared everything except for mine as I was eating still. I felt him watching me finished. As I was still eating he brought our bill, didnt ask if we wanted some coffee or dessert. So he asked if we wanted to pay i said fine all pay but I wanna pay with cash. He said I couldn't as he didnt have money for change. Ok fine. I hated the fact that during our experience here was rushing us the whole time. After this experience I dont think I'll ever come back. read more

Steps of Rome - Tiramisu - Italian Near Me - San Francisco, California

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We came to Steps of Rome to celebrate my daughter's 1st birthday with my family, and initially everything seemed fine. The atmosphere was nice and we were enjoying our time until shortly after we left. About 30 minutes later, my mom became extremely sick, vomiting and dealing with intense stomach pain. Within 3 hours, I had the same symptoms, and 5 hours later my husband also became ill. His condition was severe enough that he had to go to the ER, where we have medical documentation confirming it was food poisoning. Unfortunately, this didn't just affect us briefly our entire family, including my one-year-old, has been sick for days. What has been most upsetting is how this situation was handled. I called the restaurant and spoke with a manager, who was dismissive and rude. Instead of showing concern, I was told it "couldn't have been them" and was only offered a voucher. As someone who has worked in the restaurant industry, I understand things can happen but the lack of accountability and basic empathy was shocking. I was told the owner would reach out, but I've received nothing but the runaround and no follow-up. This experience was not only physically awful for my family, but extremely disappointing from a customer service standpoint. I would strongly caution others before dining here. read more

Very common practice in North Beach someone stands in front and attempts to draw u into restaurant and waitress made a good impression with us. Walked a block and came back and decided to eat here. I recall a Steps of Rome restaurant in North Beach our waitress mentioned they took the name from previous owners. This place pops with bright red colors and murals on the wall. Has been open a few months and everything looks new. Our waitress recommended the Bigolo Carbonara so we ordered that, my wife loves carbonara. Bigoli Carbonara With bigoli pasta the noodles were extremely undercooked, our waitress said it is al dente, I asked for it to be remade. It could be challenging as the noodle is really thick. The second time around the sauce had no flavor, wife took two bites and did not eat it. I have been to Rome, Venice and Florence and this does not come close. Even Olive Garden and Buca de Beppo is better than this. This is the worst carbonara I have ever had. Does the chef not taste his food? I am sure if the recipe was followed it would be good. Mona Lisa has the same owners and their food is good. Maybe since it was Monday at lunch they had their 3rd string cooks there. Rate minus 10 Lasagna Very good flavor but very small portion. Cooked perfectly. Rate 4 read more

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had a reservation and was promptly seated, restaurant is decorated in pops of red. unfortunately imo every dish was missing something. carbonara was missing cheese, sauce looked yolk heavy but pasta texture was great. vodka pasta could have done with more spice. meatballs needed a bit more sauce. service was very nice though read more

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I have been to the bar here a few times, I usually kill some time here while my wife orders sandwiches from Molinari. On my most recent visit, I was hungry, and the sandwich was at least an hour away. I saw the chef making wood fired pizzas and they looked good. I ended up ordering a Diavola pizza to go. It was damn good, nice spice to the meat, sauce and dough on point. They have sort of the Tuscany vibe to the interior. read more

I came here for dinner and had a really nice time. The food tasted authentic and the service was great. We got the Diavola pizza and it was spicier than I thought it would be, but still good. We also ordered the Pistachio & Mortadella pizza that was good too. I would order both pizzas again. The Parmesan Expresso martini was good but it doesn't need the cheese on top. read more

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Food service & the team were amazing!!! So happy Steps of Rome is officially part of North Beach again , a truly Italian spot! Perfect place to hang out with friends, socialize, and enjoy incredible pizzas made by Chef Tomas , just like the ones in Rome or Napoli! We even tried a few pasta dishes because... why not? Delicious! Brought us right back to our Rome vacation. You can watch the chef make your pizza, and don't even get me started on the tiramisu and cannolis... chef's kiss We're definitely coming back! Oh , and the wine list? Take Frederica recommendations! Cheers Thank you Tomas & Frederica !!! read more

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Wow. Great new spot in North Beach - do yourself a favor and come to Steps of Rome. The pizza is remarkable. It's that good, Neapolitan style pizza that's thin and packed with flavor. Quality toppings, great options. We went for the full experience with cocktails, appetizers, salad, and pizza and not a single dish disappointed. We literally CLEANED our plates, and had an awesome time interacting with the staff and community while we enjoyed our meal outside. Great ambiance, given the spot is brand new and thoughtfully made. Highly recommend this spot. We'll be back! read more

Steps of Rome - Diavola pizza, Negroni, Livia's Lethal Kiss, + more - Italian Near Me - San Francisco, California

One of my favorite Italian spots in the area. Everything tastes fresh and made with care, the kind of place where you can tell real effort goes into the food. Ask for Dylan when you go. His service is fantastic. Attentive and friendly without being overbearing. Really makes the experience. Highly recommend!​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ read more

Little disappointed with this new restaurant. Staff was incredible and service was great. Food was meh. We started with the Burrata Fresca, and it was ok. Burrata didn't taste fresh, and it felt like there was more time spent on the presentation than the quality. The spicy rigatoni was excellent, highly recommend this dish - creamy, spicy and noodles were cooked perfectly. Lastly, we ordered the the pizza fritta, basically a calzone. This was terrible. It tasted like an old ham and cheese croissant. Like actually terrible, we didn't even finish it. Closer to a 2.5/5. Better options in North Beach read more

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Customer service is excellent, warm and friendly, inviting and welcoming. The food not so much. The caesar zero pizzaz, the pizza (though we asked for light cheese), was not only brimming with it, but the overall taste just not doing it for us.The crust, though, was chewy and good. The carbonara was the real killer of the meal, and shockingly lackluster. We went expressly for this dish, because it's hard to find places that do it right--with only guanciale, egg and Romano or parmesan, it takes finesse and skill to not cook the egg, it's all technique. There's a smokiness that the pasta gets infused with that's unbelievably irresistible. But this was not that. Though they did not use cream, for which they get points, the problem was the pasta was inedible with insipid taste and zero flavor, the guanciale sprinkled on top and it had a bit of good texture and consistency but we did not eat it, taking it home hoping to revive the DOA pasta. Because everything was not great, we left early and didn't get dessert. North Beach is notoriously tough for parking and thankfully, though the restaurant doesn't valet or have validate parking, there's a parking lot across the street. Though the prices are reasonable, it's hard to justify when we couldn't eat it. read more

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Steps of Rome in North Beach is an absolute gem! The bucatini is to die for - perfectly al dente with the most flavorful red sauce. And the diavola pizza is hands down my favorite in the city! Just the right touch of heat and cooked to perfection. This spot truly feels like dining in Italy - from the food to the atmosphere. The staff is lovely, the service is warm and welcoming, and every dish feels crafted with love. Do NOT sleep on this place! Such a great addition to North Beach. Already counting down the days until I'm back. read more

The people here are fantastic the food also Italian handmade. They treat you like family. I was having a terrible moment in time and was out in the rain with no money, starving and needed to charge my phone so I could call and get help. The manager saw me limping carrying all these bags (I had a weekend date go oh so wrong). He walked me to the table near the charger and they brought me water w ice in a separate crystal glass. Lorenzo is the man his smile lit the nite sky and he was the bartender but was so helpful and attentive. I found a spot on my sweater and he insisted on bringing me bubbly water and a cloth napkin . I got some help and I ordered a beer and the special pizza with burrata and arugula, and coppa. I asked for spicy he brought the chefs special oil was perfect. Their expresso is next level fresh ground and I'm not even a coffee person. I was welcomed to stay until my friend arrived and extra 45. I decided to get a hotel in North beach to chill the rest of night. I will make this my go to now. Must try!!! read more

Steps of Rome - The chef special pizza. And another Italian beer I have not tried. - Italian Near Me - San Francisco, California

SO Good! Simple and fresh ingredients, the gnocchi melts in your mouth, the carbonara was perfection and the pizzas bring us back to Italy. Sat outdoors during a sunny day and couldn't have asked for a better lunch spot. Waiter was also very attentive, loved everything about this place! read more

This restaurant is legit good with its food and service but it's just so darn expensive! Visiting north beach in San Fran, where is right next to Chinatown. Lovely vibe with red colored wall paints, right at the corner of the street, great for people watching. You pay premium price for pasta and pizza which consist of flour, cheese and tomato sauce while you can get seafood plate from nearby Chinese restaurants for the same price or less. We got two pasta dishes, a salad and a pizza, plus a $17 cocktail. The bill was $130 with tips. I liked the food and service was friendly and nice. But was it worth it? No wonder this place was empty, it's definitely overpriced. That said I enjoyed my SF outing and the expensive southern Italian trattoria food. read more

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Service was quite slow when we were seated outside, though it was Valentine's Day and the restaurant seemed very busy. One of the pastas we ordered was EXTREMELY salty, and the portion sizes were a bit disappointing too. The dishes were overpriced when you factor in the portion sizes. The tiramisu was good. It was a very disappointing meal overall. read more

A friend pointed out the opening of this restaurant after I'd read about this neighborhood favorite taking this space. I dined here several months ago at the previous business that was short lived here after moving from the Richmond District. The restaurant name is a staple in another block on Columbus. Walking in, I was impressed by the design, especially the wallpaper on the Vallejo Street side (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q&start=72&select=_ADI8qZkxnntNmf3QYVdtQ), capturing that "feel" of Rome. Wanting to try more than just one menu item, I started with the Insalata Alla Cesare, aka Caesar salad (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q&select=VGeNsS0dSugKBbi6kjufyw); described as Romaine lettuce, anchovies, parmesan, croutons, homemade caesar dressing. The portion is generous and best to be shared as a starter for two. The lettuce was crisp and refreshing with plenty of dressing and sprinkled Parmesan. The anchovy slices were a fine quality and not overly salty, balancing well with the other ingredients. For my main meal, I had the lasagna (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q&select=kzl2hsAbluUjvXF4lJDBCQ); described as lasagna, fresh mozzarella, ground beef, bechamel, tomato meat sauce. At 1st glance, the serving looked modest but, as I took bites, the richness of the sauce and pasta made this a perfect amount. I was offered more Parmesan but passed on it, wanting to enjoy the original flavors of the sauce. It did not disappoint as I tore bits of the large basil leaf to pair with bites of the pasta and sauce. My waitress and another both mentioned how they liked this dish. The restaurant is off shaped with two separate dining areas and a long counter bar in the middle. I entered. From the Vallejo Street entrance though there is another door at the corner of Columbus. I watched the end of the Giants' road day game on one of the three TV's above the bar. Wait and bus staff are friendly, smiling whenever we spoke. Due note that the prices are slightly above your average casual dining places but the quality of the food, ambiance, and service show why. Big thanks to Agustina who waited on my needs while manning the bar. I learned that this restaurant is the latest from the Mona Lisa that has several other eateries on this block. I will try the spicy rigatoni my next visit and perhaps share a pizza if other join me. read more

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I'll admit, I was a little skeptical walking into Steps of Rome after reading some of the reviews -- I even scoped out the nearest salt and pepper just in case But plot twist: I got lucky and it was fire. I had the carbonara and the noodles were cooked perfectly, seasoned just right, and the sauce was super fresh with the perfect hit of cracked pepper. Service was really attentive, which I appreciate especially when a place is slow -- it shows they still care. I can totally see this being a fun late-night spot when you want pasta and a little vibe. Would definitely come back!! read more

Steps of Rome - Carbonara - Italian Near Me - San Francisco, California

We wanted to try out this new spot in little Italy, located right across the famous Stinking Rose. We sat by the window and shared a pizza & pasta paired with some Chardonnay. We ordered the Profumo Di Costiera & Spicy Rigatoni. The rigatoni was delicious! And the pizza was unique but delicious nonetheless. Quality of ingredients were fresh & our food came out fast. I do think the prices were much for the quantity of the food but maybe that's just SF prices. Ambiance is red & culturally decorative & our server Fredericka was great with recommendations. This restaurant just opened 2 weeks ago so I'm sure they'll be doing happy hour specials or deals. We enjoyed our meal. Cheers! read more

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I had high hopes walking into this place.. the guys working the open kitchen definitely looked and sounded like true Italian chefs, loud, lively, the whole vibe. Normally I love that energy, but it was so loud that it was honestly hard to even hold a conversation at the table. We were basically yelling over our pasta. Speaking of the pasta... yikes. For the price point, I expected something at least decent, but it was a total letdown. Not al dente, not tender... it was just hard. Like undercooked, raw-ish hard. I shouldn't be crunching pasta. For an Italian restaurant, that's kind of the bare minimum. Between the noise level, the over-the-top prices, and the pasta miss, this spot was a major disappointment. Hard pass from me. read more

This is a great new spot in North Beach! The newly remodeled restaurant is beautiful inside, with a casual atmosphere and open kitchen where you can watch the chefs making your pizza. The staff are experienced and super friendly, and the food is made with quality ingredients and tastes great. We had the carbonara (chef's kiss), polpete, prosciutto, and the margarita pizza. And then for dessert we got the Nutella pizza, which was definite carb and sweets overload lol. Everything was great! R istorante e fantastico O rder the carbonara M ake room for Nutella pizza E very staff member was welcoming read more

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Most enjoyed: the service. Well trained, efficient and pleasant young men. The food, however, will not bring us back. Our table ordered a range of classic dishes - fried zucchini, polpette (meatballs), salad (3-color), lasagna, carbonara, rigatoni. But what was expected to be the crown jewel - porchetta (porkbelly slow roasted) - was dry and tough. Nearly unchewable, so thank goodness for soft potatoes and greens alongside. read more

Amazing experience! Authentic Italian flavors with fresh ingredients and perfectly prepared dishes. The pizza was outstanding, and the pasta was full of flavor. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, just like a true Italian trattoria. The staff was friendly and very attentive. I will definitely be back! read more

Great food, great staff, great lasagna and great location I love that this restaurant is back. Steps of Rome was sorely missed read more