Our tourguide Fiat in Rome recommended this place.. The service was the best I had in Rome, very…read more attentive/accommodating. The views was stunning check out the upstairs garden/patio. The pasta was the best I had, perfect texture not mush but soft & firm the sauce was so simple yet flavorful. I would go back here & recommend getting the pastas & the appetizers!

Not sure why all the bad reviews, it was amazing! The seafood, especially their raw bar was…read moremouthwatering, fresh and super delicious. Everything tasted really good. We had excellent service and the waiter was great, he gave us amazing recommendations. This place was recommended by our Uber driver and he certainly didn't disappoint! Would definitely be back again!

I never gave much thought to aqueducts, or fountains for that matter, before coming to Rome. I…read morecouldn't have drawn a picture of one, and I wouldn't have guessed what the Roman aqueducts looked like--these beautiful connected arches that seem like storybook illustrations of ancient Rome. Several of them remain standing in the Parco degli Acquedotti, or Park of the Aqueducts, an absolutely unreal place. The park is part of the larger Appian Way Regional Park, and we visited in the course of an Appian Way bike tour that took us across the ancient road. By the time we got to the aqueducts, we were about five miles from central Rome, and I'm really glad we made the excursion. Rome wasn't crowded when we went, in November, but I was still stunned by how quiet it was at the aqueduct park. It felt like we had the place more or less to ourselves, with just a smattering of other visitors enjoying some time outdoors. I guess the park is quite spacious, so even boy and girl scout troops (we saw two groups of them now that I think of it, adorable uniformed Italian children) kind of blended into the scenery. I do think the location might keep the crowds thin, and I suspect this would be an extra lovely place to visit during peak tourist season, to escape the crush of Rome's historic center. I get the sense that locals spend time here, too, which is not generally true of Rome's salient historic attractions. They seem to use the park as a park. The scenery is truly incredible, the sky and trees and those amazing aqueducts. There's a little pond too, with turtles and carp, and a short, well-preserved stretch of the original Via Latina, a Roman road from the 3rd century BC. Throughout the park are nice, smooth paths for easy walking and biking. I doubt I'll ever forget cruising among the aqueducts, the wonder and the serenity of that singular experience. If you're spending any amount of time in Rome, I can't recommend the Parco degli Acquedotti enough.

A truly pleasant getaway from all the hustle and bustle... Picnics seem to be the norm there as…read morewell as soccer games... Not many tourists so we enjoyed chilling with the locals...

Elegant decor coupled with elevated and fresh fish entrees and friendly service.location is…read morewalkable from any central Rome location

Wow, I can't believe this restaurant doesn't have much reviews. My hotel concierge recommended me…read moreto stop by this restaurant for an authentic and delicious Italian meal. But wait, it wasn't just homemade pasta. It was fresh seafood from the mediterranean sea. I got greedy and ordered 2 entrees for myself (sea urchin gnocchi and pan seared tuna). My mom got their special seafood pasta - it included an entire lobster tail among other seafoods. This place is actually a bit pricey but you will not regret it. I repeat, you will NOT regret it.

If Ostia town is crammed with well-crafted but pricey beach resorts, there's a superior option…read morewhich is actually free beyond the dunes of Castel Fusano. Eight gated beach areas, with free changing rooms and bathrooms, and the possibility to rent umbrellas and deckchairs, known as the Cancelli, comprise an ideal alternative. The eighth Cancello, known as Bud Beach, is by far my favourite. Boasting an extensive free beach area, this beach is ideal for groups of friends and families. Bring your own umbrella and towel and it's practically a free day out. Cancello 8 also has a charming bar area with swings round the edge (for adults!). The bathrooms are prrtty clean and the atmosphere is relaxed. When the sea's clean there's nowhere better to be.

Maybe one of the beat places in Passoscuro. The food Is good and simple…read more The staff is excellent very very hard workers :(

My wife and I had the best dinner of our 3 week trip to Europe at this restaurant. Everything was…read moredelicious and first class! The homemade bread, the Scallops, the homemade Ravioli, the Ahi lightly cooked and the Sea Bass were all superb! If you want a taste treat take my advice and try this place. I highly recommend this restaurant!

On a hot day, the carafe of cold, crisp white wine is perfect, as is the cool octopus and potato…read moresalad with black olives, and the carpaccio of fish topped in whole marinated peppercorns. But the ultimate was the tonno crudo with capers and mint. In four months of living in Rome, I can't think of a better lunch, especially on a summer's day. (And a big thank you to the conservators in the Vatican labs who introduced us to this wonderful meal)

We had been in Italy for 10 days and this was one of our favorites. Suggest making a reservation…read moresince almost every table was reserved but they were able to get us in. The food was delicious and the waitstaff was very friendly, deserts looked amazing but we didn't try them.