Our Vatican tour guide recommended this spot to us so Lisa and I were on the hunt. Upon arrival we…read morewere graciously greeted and taken to our seats right away. Our kind waiter bright over water, bread and breadsticks. No olive oil, no butter just dry. For our lunch I decided on the cacio e Pepe and Lisa opted for the ragú. Both were delicious. For dessert we were told the owners mom made lemon cake so that was a no brainer. It was fabulous and paired well with espresso. Our waiter also brought us Amaro. It's a licorice like liqueur enjoyed as a digestif. Definitely an acquired taste that reminded me of Aguardiente. Overall the service and staff were exceptional and I would return if ever in a Vatican City again.

lamb 5/5 (favorite dish) ravioli 2/5 (too salty)…read morecarbonara 3/5 (hard and greasy) seafood appetizer 2/5 (they all taste the same) carciofi alla giudia 1/5 (way under our expectations)

This place is a great spot for gluten-free food. I usually try to limit my gluten intake, but I…read moremake an exception when I'm on vacation. The reason I wanted to try this place was because I was craving lasagna, and the reviews had it as the best. The lasagna was decent, but I felt it could have had bit more seasoning for my taste. My husband ordered the carbonara pasta, which was really good. My favorite dish was the tiramisu, which was delicious! The restaurant has a lovely ambiance with pretty paintings and chandeliers. The service was also excellent. Our server was attentive and checked on us frequently. However, the food did take a bit to arrive, which I think could be improved. As I mentioned, it's a great place for gluten-free diners, but if you're not, you might find a better option elsewhere.

We loved the food here so much we returned two more times. We especially like the eggplant and the…read morebruschetta classic. The staff is quick and attentive. The dining space is clean. There are gluten free options.

This was my second trip to Rome, the first in 2019 we stumbled upon this small hole in the wall…read morestreet pasta and fell in love. This time we nearly had it every day, and for 8€ a bowl you can't blame me. Must try is the pappardelle ragu, portions are enough to share for two. And be sure to eat it on the stoop of the restaurant for the full experience! Expect your hot and fresh pasta ready in 3-5 mins on a busy day.

We chose this spot because it had a lot of reviews and maintained a good score. Perks of this spot…read moreare that it's affordable with each pasta bowl costing about €7.50 and the bowls are fairly large. Even though the line is long, you can get your meal quickly because the team works very fast and efficiently. The spot has limited seating so most people eat outside, either standing up or sitting on the curb. Menu is limited to 6 options and everything is handmade, so you can't go wrong here. The noodles have a nice, thick, chewy texture and come with plenty of sauce. Only downside for me was that most dishes didn't come with meat and I usually like to have a little with each meal.

I read a lot of reviews prior to my Italy trip and this sandwich shop was one I had to check out…read more The owners are friendly, the food is fresh, and the prices are reasonable. If you are in Vatican City and looking for a fresh sandwich to go or dine in then this is your spot. They offer a variety of sandwiches and are vegetarian.

Great little (and I mean little) sandwich/pizza shop. All members of our group enjoyed the food (I…read morehad an amazing porketta panini). Service was great and the staff extremely pleasant. Looking forward to adding this to my regular quick lunch list when around St Peter's

I felt like I was eating at my best friends house. Quiet, intimate, and friendly. The tiramisu and…read morethe chocolate cake were amazing. Good prices.

Fabulous meals. Nice local spot. Good wine selection. Comfortable. Cozy. Prompt service.read more

Restaurant is closed. Update app I don't know how to connect to the Yelp app, but there should be a…read moreway to remove restaurants that are not there anymore

Please be aware this place is not open for business. App needs to be updated, we walked in the rain…read moreto find out it was closed.

Came here for lunch in beginning of December 2025, saw they had trapizzino and decided to order…read morethree variety: tripes, and other. They tasted good but it wasn't special nor bad. Just alright. I'd consider using the same amount of money to go for something more local and traditional ;)

€5 per wrap. There are many traditional Roman flavors such a beef tongue in a green sauce, meatball…read morein tom, and chicken Cacciatore to name a few. You have the option of sitting inside and enjoying a nice beer or wine with your food or ordering to-go from the "take away" window. Great and speedy service with a home cooked meal, what's more to explain?

Food was great Service was great…read more Great Ambiance BOB and his family sent us the referral to eat here was not disappointed

A solid 4 stars out of 5. The food was good, not great, but good. You won't be disappointed. It is…read morebetter and more cost effective than the places on the Via della Conciliazione. So, it is worth walking the few extra steps. As is common in Italy, service can be inattentive so be sure you know how to assert yourself and don't be afraid to get thier attention. Outdoor seating is on an active, small side walk, so pedestrians will walk between you and the restaurant, but it wasn't a distraction.

One of the most popular Italian restaurants in Rome with multiple locations throughout the city all…read morewith lines. When we arrived on a late afternoon, we waited about 10 minutes before getting seated. To start off, we got the Limoncello Spritz (€10) and Aperol Spritz (€10), which were refreshing. For our pasta, we ordered the Fettuccine with Oxtail (€18) and Carbonara (€17). We also wanted to order two more Secondi dishes, but the waiter warned us that the pasta is filling. After we finished the pasta, we did still order the Rabbit (€19) because it wasn't something we usually see on the menu. For the carbonara, the flavor was delicious but not really my favorite pasta shape. It was also quite al dente with a chewy texture. I have to say that the oxtail was spectacular though with its juicy and tender meat sauce. While the rabbit was nice to try once, it was a bit dry with minimal meat. Overall, good spot but nothing worth waiting too long for. Also, I'd stick to the pasta here as it's all handmade. You even see them handrolling them inside. Note that they also charge €2 per person for service fee already.

10/10 across the board. Osteria da Fortunata is everything people say it is and more. I ordered the…read morecacio e pepe and OMG... hands down the best pasta I've ever had in my life. The pasta was perfectly cooked, coated in the creamiest, silkiest sauce, and the Parmesan cheese was absolutely heavenly. Simple ingredients, flawless execution. I also had the berry cheesecake, and it was just as amazing. Light, creamy, not too sweet, and the berry topping tied everything together perfectly. Pure heaven from start to finish. From the food to the experience, this place is a must when you're in Rome. I'd come back again and again without hesitation.

Everything here is delicious and the waiters and waitresses are lovely!!…read more The ambiance is warm and notable! We've come back to Italy twice and always make sure we go here at least one time if not more!

We had finished our tour at the Vatican, and we were just walking along when we stopped by Mamà…read moreRistobistrot for lunch. The restaurant is cozy and refreshing with lot of white marble and light colored decor. Mamà Ristobistrot is a great place for tourists and locals alike, but it's not overflowing with tourists which is nice. The food was absolutely excellent! We started with apps: warm focaccia and olive oil, eggplant and zucchini patties with tomatoes, and prawns and mint. All the starters were super flavorful. The prawns were some of the best we've ever had! For our main meal, we had the paccheri pasta with chunks of sea bass, tomatoes, and capers as well as the prawns entrée. I highly recommend Mamà Ristobistrot for anyone wanting lunch after visiting Vatican City!