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.

Had a wonderful, splendid dinner at Bottega Sarrah. Fantastic service. A beautiful decor with Rich…read morecolors and contemporary art. A lovely wine list. And, of course, very well crated food. I enjoyed our complimentary appetizers, a much-desired salad with local grilled fish on top.... Supreme

After a long day of walking we really just wanted something nearby - I used Yelp to find somewhere…read moreclose - and it was a very lucky find. Great food and drink, cozy neighborhood feel and although the server didn't speak English, a woman at the next table did and when she saw us admiring her pizza, she helped me with the menu. I very highly recommend this place

This is the best restaurant in Naples. The staffs are really friendly and the food is AWESOME!!!!…read moreThe price is worthy for the food! This is the first place I will go for dinner next time I'm in Naples. 5 stars, definitely!

This was a beautiful restaurant! We came at around 6pm and were seated at a table for drinks before…read morewe could order dinner, which was only available after 7/7:30. The cocktails were very meticulously prepared and very good. Once we ordered food, we transitioned to wine. We split the meat and cheese plate, which was one of the best plates I've had for the quality and quantity. My friend got the gnocchi, which she said was one of the best pasta dishes she's had in her life. I had the cacio e pepe, which was very simple and delicious. The place was rather slow from the service standpoint, but other than that, we can see ourselves coming back again or recommending it to our friends!

Was on the hunt for our first breakfast in Rome, and Yelp led us here. It was tucked away in a…read moreneighborhood, and all the tables were in use so we had to sit in comfy leather chairs, but we later asked to switch to a table to make it easier to eat. Service is slow here, but I figure that's the European style. I had the egg casserole which was a piece of bread, not fully cooked egg, ham, cheese, and zucchini. It was unique and delicious! Their portions are quite small, but again, understandable for Italian breakfasts! Really cute environment and friendly staff.

A good way of ending our Italian getaway. Zia Rosi has very good food, service and ambiance. It is…read morefamily style and feels like you are having your meal at an Italian home.

Great food and friendly waitstaff. Gnocchi was very good, they were out of calamari, so we didn't…read moreget to try it. Linguini with seafood had a slight spicy kick, delicious

Best restaurant we went to while we were in Italy. Yep, this restaurant was even better than a…read moremichelin star restaurant we dined at in Venice. At first when we arrived at Sofia's we were skeptical since the restaurant was completely empty (this was around 6pm). But then we realized that europeans tend to have dinner after 8pm (the restaurant filled up around that time). So don't hesitate to go inside if it's looking a little empty! What we had: Focaccia Bread - Possibly the best bread we had in Italy. It was made fresh and very well seasoned. Seabass carpaccio - light dish that was very well balanced. Duck ragu - omg this was beaut. Highly recommended Pasta with bacon? - pretty good as well but wasnt as good as the duck ragu. Duck breast with salad - cooked to perfection and all the flavors were very well balanced. Beef fillet - it was also cooked to perfection. The sauce complimented the dish very well. Overall, i wish we had the opportunity to eat here again rather than trying other restaurants that werent even half as good as this place.

Today was a long and grueling day of walking on pavement, cobblestones, and whatever else the…read moreRomans used 2,000 years ago. As a Southern American trying to navigate Rome, I'm still completely confused. I cannot for the life of me figure out north vs. south or east vs. west in this city. Every street somehow looks historic, beautiful, and exactly the same. By 9 PM, after walking more than 10 miles today and standing in countless lines -- one for over an hour -- I was exhausted. I was close to my hotel and started looking for somewhere to eat. I had already passed Sofia earlier and really didn't want to backtrack even a few blocks. But after going the wrong direction again and somehow ending up right back near it, I figured that was a sign. So, Sofia it was. My ordering skills in Italy are still not exactly professional level. I really need a local Italian to help me. Yeah, I'm slow... remember, I'm from the South. I ordered the Mezza Maniche Carbonara. I mean, you can't really go wrong with noodles, cheese, and pork, right? A few minutes after ordering, they brought out this little appetizer-looking thing that I'm still confused about. It was this tiny little ball about the size of my thumb. I took one bite and it was absolutely delicious. Honestly, I'm not even sure I want to know what was in it, but at that point I was hungry enough not to ask questions. Then the pasta arrived. Drumroll... First bite? Absolutely divine. Rich, creamy, cheesy pasta with perfectly cooked pork mixed throughout. Fantastic. I devoured the entire plate, chased it down with a Coke, grabbed my glass bottle of water, and walked down the street carrying it like a Roman wino. Great food, great atmosphere, and a perfect little outdoor dining setup on one of Rome's tiny city streets

My aunt and uncle took us to this hidden gem located miles away from Rome. They were good friends…read morewith the owner and plus they wanted my wife and I to try "authentic Italian food" and boy did it not disappoint. From the carbonara to the raw oysters, to the fried calamari and myriad of other authentic dishes it was definitely a place to try. I would say it was my favorite restaurant while in Rome and would I go back? Absolutely!

From the owner: Cucina prevalentemente marinara, con attenzione alla qualità delle pietanze e dei condimenti.read more

Wow! What a wonderful accident. Our tickets for the ferry to Amalfi got canceled and we were mad,…read morehungry, and lost. But luckily we were right outside of Via Porto and were seated immediately for lunch. No english menus means it was purely locals having business lunches, and that was fine with us. They seem to be a salumeria as well, so we got the platter (taglieri?) of prosciutto, capocollo, bruschette, artichokes, mozzarella and the absolute best ricotta either of us have ever had. Great wine list, friendly server, Maria Luisa, tutto perfetto!! Grazie!

Yummmm!!! The best!!…read more My family is from Arpino!! The most amazing town you've never heard of or been to in Italy :) Mainly because we'd know about it If any English speaking tourists ever come through here! Most people can't speak it! And we know every single person in town!! So this!!! This restaurant!! It's been there!! Probably for all my every year visit for a good 12 years now! I only rave out it so much!! Built before Rome was built! 4000 years old castle! Cobble stone roads! One bar, one butcher shop, agriturissimos, best produce, magical place of everyone know when I visit town! :) I've never been out to a restaurant when I visit because we have families and they pretty much feed you 2 hours long breakfast, 4 hours lunches and 4 hours dinners!! It's a feast marathon!! And if we do go out, we go out to one place that grow everything on the property for my favorite: lamb!! Gnocchi! Etc!! It's a lavish 12-14 course meals!! Came here because we had that lavish lunch for 4 hours! And Italy was playing that night! Everyone wanted to go to a bar and eat sandwiches, salami! Of course! I need a pasta! So viola!! Made it to the only pizzeria in town!!! Almost didn't get to eat it since they were so busy!!! But wow!! The menu!! I love how small it was but also how big!! 6-8 types of pizza, one pasta!! One!! One steak, one something else. And a lot of fun desserts!! One very frustrated waitress!! 2 rooms full of customers!! It was perfect!!! Nobody ate pasta since we were all eating light!! Well except me! My pasta was AHMAZING!! It's just a tomato pasta!!! Plain and simple!! No nothing else!! And I actually finished my food for once!!! The house made peppers were the best part!!! I've never been so happy to not eat at home before!! Crazy!! And crazier thing!! I really don't have a clue how much anything cost here ever!! I can't buy or pay for a single thing whenever I'm here!! Not even a cup of coffee!! I'm never allowed!! My family takes care of everything. This one being a restaurant! I saw the prices!! It was a €6 pasta!!! €6!! I always come for a month here. I spent a whole month in Europe: from Paris to San Sebastián to Capri to all over Italy!! And this! €6 pasta was the most memorable pasta pomodoro in entire month!!!!! Best in all of May! June! And even now!! Shame I won't be able to go back! I mean! Homefood!! It was the best!! Oh and wine pour right out of their barrels!! Wine by weight!!!! €4 get you a goblet!!!!! :)