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On 06/23/26, my husband & I checked out Thats Amore Restaurant! It was my husband & I'm anniversary as well as our honeymoon! We enjoyed a lovely lunch/dinner together. We both had light beers to start and the grilled octopus appetizer to start which was so delicious! Then my husband got a salmon salad & i got the Gnocchi alla Sorentina which were also absolutely yummy! For dessert I got the tiramisu & my husband got a dessert wine. The service was very quick & friendly. The staff was attentive to our needs! The atmosphere was very quiant and quiet but the decor was absolutely adorable!
The food was amazing. The service was amazing and the restaurant was very cute. It was by far the best service that we have had since we've been in Italy, but I believe that's up to the server themselves. We were jetlagged so we didn't eat all of our food and our server seemed concerned, but he boxed it up for us wonderfully. I ordered the lasagna and it had a layer of oil on top but honestly, you couldn't even tell. I was definitely hesitant at first, but it was amazing. My new husband () ordered the daily risotto, which was also good, but definitely not as good as my lasagna we got the bruschetta as well and it did not disappoint. Also, the name is cute and they have their name engraved on like everything. I really wish I could buy their water bottles or cups. It's so cute!!
The food and the service was very good. The restaurant is very small and busy. Definitely cozy and loud!
This was our first meal in Rome, very close to the hotel and main areas to see. I had a bit of high hopes for this restaurant based on reviews (not just from Yelp but also Google). We were very hungry as we had just landed from our flight (hence the three plates of food). Upon arrival, they asked if we had reservations, which we did not, but that was not a problem! We were immediately seated, but I will say it was a little cramped. They gave us a corner table right next to the door and nook area. The servers seemed nice as well, very welcoming. The pizza was great; the dough was crispy and soft at the same time. The Fettuccine al tartufo e porcini was delicious. I loved all the mushrooms in there. Needless to say, the first two dishes were top tier. Unfortunately, the carbonara was not the best. It had a very porky taste that was overpowering everything else. It was also very, very yellow. Funny enough, a friend who had gone months prior got the carbonara from here too, and it was not as yellow. I was a little nervous to try carbonara at any other restaurant due to this experience... I would say probably order anything else besides that.
This is the best Italian restaurant I have ever eaten at and I am a very frequent traveler for business. The wait staff are outstanding, the food was incredible and don't let the small size of the place dissuade you it's outstanding. I had the Veal Saltimbuca and it the best veal I have eaten ever. As you can tell I loved this spot, come here if you are serious about good food!!!
We randomly found this restaurant and decided to give it a try. The food completely surprised us -- it was absolutely delicious. The prices are reasonable, and the place has a very unique, warm atmosphere. We loved the overall vibe. The staff was kind and friendly, which made the experience even better. We truly enjoyed our visit and would strongly recommend this place.
Best food in Rome, looking for a place to eat and That's a more came up first to try, their pasta are fresh and calamari rings are delicious. Tiramisu is good.
With so many restaurants serving good Italian food, it's so hard to decide on where to go eat sometimes. After narrowing down a few places, we decided on checking out That's Amore. When we arrived, we waited to be seated as we had no reservations but it didn't take too long. A couple in front of us sat at the bar so that is an option for those who don't want to wait or like dining at the bar. We did get seated only a minute or two after them so we got lucky with a table. Customer service was quick and they all speak English from what we observed. We took a look at the menu and decided to get the same thing. This was a first all trip. We ordered the Spaghetti ai frutti di mare. I didn't think I was going to be full so I also ordered a Prosciutto e Bufala. It didn't take long for our drinks and the Prosciutto e Bufala to arrive. After I finished the Antipasti, they quickly took away our plates and a few minutes later, our pasta arrived. It looked and smelled great! Mink's plate looked a lot better than mine so they definitely need to work on consistency. I also got a lot of shells with no seafood inside. Overall, it was still really good and we enjoyed our meal.
Came by on our first night in Rome for a quick dinner. Overall it was pretty good! There were one or two places that we liked slightly more, but we were very happy coming here. The sauces here were very thick which was good but maybe not my personal preference. Service was good. It's busy and a bit loud next to the street (especially when cars are honking).
Highly recommend visiting this place when in Italy! My friend found it as highly recommended on Google and it was right near the Travi Fountain. We found their original location but they were completely booked. Lucky for us, a waitress told us there was a 2nd location near this original location. She actually went out of her way to walk us to the other location. Ended up getting the Lasagna di mia Nonna. The lasagna is already cooked (mushy). I highly recommend getting this dish. It is one of the best dishes I had on my trip to Italy. The dish had beef, high quality mozzarella, and tomatoes.
The first thing we ate when arriving in Italy was here. We wanted to try some pizza and this was within a minute walk from our hotel, so we stopped in. Menu is nice, food looked and smelled very good. Our pizza tasted great! Their bruschetta was excellent! The basil on it was so good! Service was mediocre. Overall, it was very good!
Intro: When the moon hits your eye, like a big pizza pie, that's amore! I couldn't help it. After walking for hours upon hours in the heat of the summer in Rome (98 degrees), I was looking for a spot for dinner on a Friday night that was close by. Despite having an English name (which made me skeptical that it's a tourist trap), the restaurant has good reviews and it's one of the most reviewed restaurants in Rome so I got over my initial hesitation. Service (3.5/5): I will say that I judge service with an American lens. Service at restaurants in Europe tends to be slower, less friendly, and less efficient than service in the states. While this restaurant fit the bill in terms of speed and efficiency, the staff was a little more friendly than average. They also have free WiFi which is clutch for international travelers. Ambiance (4/5): Like most restaurants in Rome, they have al fresco dining but this Italian restaurant also has a large interior by Italian standards. I was seated at the bar. There are six or so seats at the bar which is also a plus as most restaurants in Rome don't have bar seating. Drinks (4/5): I didn't drink alcohol on this visit though I always recommend going with red or white house wine, Italian beer, or an Aperol Spritz while in Italy. Instead, I went with an Italian soda (I forget the exact name but it starts with a "C") and a pear juice. Food (3/5): I started off with the suppli al telefono appetizer. This was my first time trying this Roman classic. Think of it as similar to a croquette. The one I ordered was fried and stuffed with tomatoes and cheese. You only get one but it was "delicioso." From there, I went with the spaghetti carbonara, another Roman classic. One of my favorite pasta dishes, this was a generous portion by Italian standards. They also bring you fresh parmesan which is always a nice touch. Unfortunately, the sauce was too salt heavy. As a result, it didn't stack up with other carbonaras I've had elsewhere. Overall: A charming restaurant with a large menu. But one that was average in my book.
I was recommended by a colleague of mine to come to this place when I am in Rome. It did not disappoint. I went to the one location, but there was a long line to get in. I asked the hostess how long the wait is and she said at least one hour. She then offered to take us to their other location, which is a two minute walk away. She even escorted us over there to make sure we did not get lost. We just walked right in to their second location and seated right away. The food and the service staff was amazing. 5 all around
2 months ago
We discovered this gem in an alley off the main street near Barberini as we were headed to visit the Trevi Fountain. It's a very bright and welcoming place with very attentive service. The chef/owner runs a cooking class and has written a book or two so it's got that going for it. These side hustles are very well advertised and look like a fun time. Maybe a cooking class for a future visit? For dinner we shared a Margarita pizza and one of us had Cacio e Pepe. Along with pizza goes a beer, so I had a Moretti draft. The food was prepared very well and was delicious! We found later that they have a second location about 2 blocks away. We went by it later and saw it was much more crowded (closer to the Trevi Fountain!). Overall, it's a cute place with pretty good food. I recommend trying it. read more
3 months ago
After a 15 hour trip and a +9 hour time change ... all we wanted to do it sleep. Somehow we mustered the courage to resist and find a place for dinner. We asked the staff at the hotel but they only wanted to recommend their restaurant. We almost gave in until we finally go a recommendation from the bartender. You know they always know what's up! After a short walk from our hotel we spotted That's Amore! A cute, quaint restaurant conveniently located! I wasn't expecting much as I know they say there are a lot of "tourist traps." I was socially so pleasantly surprised! I didn't want to write this review until I tried a few other pasta spots and I can confidently say this is one of the better ones...much better! I tried the Fettuccine al tartufo nero e funghi porcini( €13) as it was one of the few pastas that came with handmade noodles. And truffles?! A no brainer. The fettuccine came out perfectly al dente and don't even get me started on the sauce... DROOL! My dad liked it so much we signed up for their cooking class for tomorrow. I hope it's just as epic! read more
3 months ago
On 06/23/26, my husband & I checked out Thats Amore Restaurant! It was my husband & I'm anniversary as well as our honeymoon! We enjoyed a lovely lunch/dinner together. We both had light beers to start and the grilled octopus appetizer to start which was so delicious! Then my husband got a salmon salad & i got the Gnocchi alla Sorentina which were also absolutely yummy! For dessert I got the tiramisu & my husband got a dessert wine. The service was very quick & friendly. The staff was attentive to our needs! The atmosphere was very quiant and quiet but the decor was absolutely adorable! read more
4 months ago
The food was amazing. The service was amazing and the restaurant was very cute. It was by far the best service that we have had since we've been in Italy, but I believe that's up to the server themselves. We were jetlagged so we didn't eat all of our food and our server seemed concerned, but he boxed it up for us wonderfully. I ordered the lasagna and it had a layer of oil on top but honestly, you couldn't even tell. I was definitely hesitant at first, but it was amazing. My new husband () ordered the daily risotto, which was also good, but definitely not as good as my lasagna we got the bruschetta as well and it did not disappoint. Also, the name is cute and they have their name engraved on like everything. I really wish I could buy their water bottles or cups. It's so cute!! read more
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The food and the service was very good. The restaurant is very small and busy. Definitely cozy and loud! read more
9 months ago
This was our first meal in Rome, very close to the hotel and main areas to see. I had a bit of high hopes for this restaurant based on reviews (not just from Yelp but also Google). We were very hungry as we had just landed from our flight (hence the three plates of food). Upon arrival, they asked if we had reservations, which we did not, but that was not a problem! We were immediately seated, but I will say it was a little cramped. They gave us a corner table right next to the door and nook area. The servers seemed nice as well, very welcoming. The pizza was great; the dough was crispy and soft at the same time. The Fettuccine al tartufo e porcini was delicious. I loved all the mushrooms in there. Needless to say, the first two dishes were top tier. Unfortunately, the carbonara was not the best. It had a very porky taste that was overpowering everything else. It was also very, very yellow. Funny enough, a friend who had gone months prior got the carbonara from here too, and it was not as yellow. I was a little nervous to try carbonara at any other restaurant due to this experience... I would say probably order anything else besides that. read more
5 months ago
This is the best Italian restaurant I have ever eaten at and I am a very frequent traveler for business. The wait staff are outstanding, the food was incredible and don't let the small size of the place dissuade you it's outstanding. I had the Veal Saltimbuca and it the best veal I have eaten ever. As you can tell I loved this spot, come here if you are serious about good food!!! read more
4 months ago
We randomly found this restaurant and decided to give it a try. The food completely surprised us -- it was absolutely delicious. The prices are reasonable, and the place has a very unique, warm atmosphere. We loved the overall vibe. The staff was kind and friendly, which made the experience even better. We truly enjoyed our visit and would strongly recommend this place. read more
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8 months ago
Best food in Rome, looking for a place to eat and That's a more came up first to try, their pasta are fresh and calamari rings are delicious. Tiramisu is good. read more
With so many restaurants serving good Italian food, it's so hard to decide on where to go eat sometimes. After narrowing down a few places, we decided on checking out That's Amore. When we arrived, we waited to be seated as we had no reservations but it didn't take too long. A couple in front of us sat at the bar so that is an option for those who don't want to wait or like dining at the bar. We did get seated only a minute or two after them so we got lucky with a table. Customer service was quick and they all speak English from what we observed. We took a look at the menu and decided to get the same thing. This was a first all trip. We ordered the Spaghetti ai frutti di mare. I didn't think I was going to be full so I also ordered a Prosciutto e Bufala. It didn't take long for our drinks and the Prosciutto e Bufala to arrive. After I finished the Antipasti, they quickly took away our plates and a few minutes later, our pasta arrived. It looked and smelled great! Mink's plate looked a lot better than mine so they definitely need to work on consistency. I also got a lot of shells with no seafood inside. Overall, it was still really good and we enjoyed our meal. read more
Came by on our first night in Rome for a quick dinner. Overall it was pretty good! There were one or two places that we liked slightly more, but we were very happy coming here. The sauces here were very thick which was good but maybe not my personal preference. Service was good. It's busy and a bit loud next to the street (especially when cars are honking). read more
Highly recommend visiting this place when in Italy! My friend found it as highly recommended on Google and it was right near the Travi Fountain. We found their original location but they were completely booked. Lucky for us, a waitress told us there was a 2nd location near this original location. She actually went out of her way to walk us to the other location. Ended up getting the Lasagna di mia Nonna. The lasagna is already cooked (mushy). I highly recommend getting this dish. It is one of the best dishes I had on my trip to Italy. The dish had beef, high quality mozzarella, and tomatoes. read more
1 year ago
The first thing we ate when arriving in Italy was here. We wanted to try some pizza and this was within a minute walk from our hotel, so we stopped in. Menu is nice, food looked and smelled very good. Our pizza tasted great! Their bruschetta was excellent! The basil on it was so good! Service was mediocre. Overall, it was very good! read more
4 months ago
2 months ago
Intro: When the moon hits your eye, like a big pizza pie, that's amore! I couldn't help it. After walking for hours upon hours in the heat of the summer in Rome (98 degrees), I was looking for a spot for dinner on a Friday night that was close by. Despite having an English name (which made me skeptical that it's a tourist trap), the restaurant has good reviews and it's one of the most reviewed restaurants in Rome so I got over my initial hesitation. Service (3.5/5): I will say that I judge service with an American lens. Service at restaurants in Europe tends to be slower, less friendly, and less efficient than service in the states. While this restaurant fit the bill in terms of speed and efficiency, the staff was a little more friendly than average. They also have free WiFi which is clutch for international travelers. Ambiance (4/5): Like most restaurants in Rome, they have al fresco dining but this Italian restaurant also has a large interior by Italian standards. I was seated at the bar. There are six or so seats at the bar which is also a plus as most restaurants in Rome don't have bar seating. Drinks (4/5): I didn't drink alcohol on this visit though I always recommend going with red or white house wine, Italian beer, or an Aperol Spritz while in Italy. Instead, I went with an Italian soda (I forget the exact name but it starts with a "C") and a pear juice. Food (3/5): I started off with the suppli al telefono appetizer. This was my first time trying this Roman classic. Think of it as similar to a croquette. The one I ordered was fried and stuffed with tomatoes and cheese. You only get one but it was "delicioso." From there, I went with the spaghetti carbonara, another Roman classic. One of my favorite pasta dishes, this was a generous portion by Italian standards. They also bring you fresh parmesan which is always a nice touch. Unfortunately, the sauce was too salt heavy. As a result, it didn't stack up with other carbonaras I've had elsewhere. Overall: A charming restaurant with a large menu. But one that was average in my book. read more
1 year ago
I was recommended by a colleague of mine to come to this place when I am in Rome. It did not disappoint. I went to the one location, but there was a long line to get in. I asked the hostess how long the wait is and she said at least one hour. She then offered to take us to their other location, which is a two minute walk away. She even escorted us over there to make sure we did not get lost. We just walked right in to their second location and seated right away. The food and the service staff was amazing. 5 all around read more
Was craving pizza and decided to give this place to try because of the much rave reviews on TripAdvisor. Is is a good walk from the fountain Trevi, but well worth it. I had the fried calamari for my appetizer, which was nice and lightly crisp with marinara sauce. For pizza I ordered the margarita pizza which came in this cute heart shaped. It was so cheesy and delicious. The place was very cute with many photos displayed around the restaurant, and the chef was present as well. The service was attentive and friendly. read more
5 months ago
The food was great. Decent serving size. Their tap water is not free. Didn't know until we got the bill. Pricing was also reasonable. We paid 50€ for all. Only DOWNSIDE was, staff weren't accommodating, at least for us. They didn't check on us, not even once, unlike in the table next to us, where the waiter asked them at least 3 times how their food was. While for us, they didn't come by until they collected the empty plates or gave the bill. read more
1 year ago
If you want delicious pasta and pizza, or seafood too, and you want it fast, I recommend this place especially. The first time I went, the waitress was a little rude but she took care of our table of six. Food was great and the ambiance was too, we were more concerned about the delicious margarita pizzas, fettuccini Alfredo, Dolce Vita Spritz(18+), and everything else. The second time, our party of eight was seated fast and our waiter was very nice about our lacking Italian. Our food came out hot and delicious which prompted some in our group go come back again, for a third time! Overall really good food, nice people, pretty restaurant. read more
11 months ago
Food was good. Small place packed, tight seating. Prices were good for the location Service was ok 5star based on the food quality read more
1 year ago
The staff was very friendly and the food was great. The drinks were great as well. This is a little hole in the wall not very touristy, which is what we were looking for. read more
11 months ago
Loved the experience and food at this restaurant. My wife and I went with our two year old son. It is one of the few places that had high chairs or booster seats. I wouldn't say it is a kid friendly spot necessarily, because it is very small and close quarters inside. Luckily ours was having a good day. For my meals, I went with the fettuccine al pesto alla genovese. You could definitely tell the pasta was homemade. The pesto sauce that topped it was so flavorful! My wife had the gnocchi and hers was delicious as well. read more
1 year ago
Awesome little corner restaurant right next to a busy square. Food was absolutely delicious with a lot a flavor and reasonably priced. They have a great wine menu either by the bottle or by the glass. Overall, a very positive experience and I would definitely go back again on my next trip to Rome. read more
1 year ago
Very charming restaurant in the center of Rome. The food and service were amazing. Very friendly and attentive service. read more
3 years ago
This place we found on our first night in Rome. Yes, it has an English name and is somewhat close to the touristy spots, but in passing the food looked good and the reviews were good. We had a great time - our waiter seemed more interested in the tables with the ladies but we were at the bar and our bartenders killed it for service. Our dishes came out fast and were super tasty. We split some suppli and fried zucchini flowers. The flowers were stuffed with cheese and anchovies which made for quite the flavor combo. Tangy and yet smooth. I had the spaghetti carbonara, which, being in Rome, had to happen. It was delicious. We liked the presentation of our dishes. We each had the house wines (both red and white) and were absolutely thrilled with them. This was the beginning of a great week during which no bad glasses of wine were had. All in all, a good experience. read more
1 year ago
My wife and I have been here both times traveling to Rome. We love this restaurant for the local ambience feel and their amazing food. The cacio e Pepe and their lasagna are phenomenal. My wife had the spinach and ricotta cheese ravioli. The staff is so friendly and very efficient. They also allow you to enjoy the meal without a rush. read more
9 months ago
This place is super cute and after singing "when the moon hits your eye" every time we'd pass by, we decided to give it a shot even though one might think it looks like a tourist trap, and I PROMISE you will not be disappointed! After roaming Roma all day, most other restaurants were starting to close so we decided to come here for a late night bite and was beyond impressed! The limoncello spritz was so good! We shared the cacio e pepe and a bottle of the astratto rosso and we fell in LOVE!!! I'd never tried cacio e pepe before in my whole life so I was instantly obsessed and quite pleasantly surprised by the simplicity but tastiness! So much so that I looked for it the rest of our trip but sadly didn't find any in Amalfi, however when we had a layover in Rome I was sure to grab the cacio e pepe one more time! Great food, drinks and service! Be sure to check them out read more
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Restaurant has great marketing and outgoing waiter, but lacks in seasoning and flavor. A lot of hype, but falls short. read more
One of the best dishes I've had in Italy. Paccheri Polpo guanciale e pecorino was 14,00 € (Ragout di polpo, pomodorini pachino, guanciale, pecorino e peperoncino). The sauce, the pasta, the octopus, the guanciale were 10/10. The Polpo with Marinara also delicious. Not most photogenic but still drooling over both dishes. Got drinks (aperol and a fun cocktail) and stood in street while we waited. Walked up and did waitlist. Had most adorable table facing street so could see all the fun fashion. Bar area looked fun also. Tiramisu and prosciutto and Buffalo looked like must orders also. Need to go back. read more
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