Easily my favorite place in Rome. It felt more local and charming ! We had 2 vegetarian pastas, the…read morestuffed ravioli and some sort of spaghetti that was recommended. (I think just oil, Parmesan and pepper). It was phenomenal !! We came in not very hungry and only wanting dessert.. we ended up of course eating pasta and it was our most favorite meal. The location is tucked away on a side street right in the heart of Rome. The owner was making his rounds and hanging out with the customers. It was raining out and only a few tables. We all had such a good time, the owner popped a champagne bottle and gave all of the customers a glass.

A hidden gem. The owner Govanni is so nice. Great selection of wines from Italy by the glass and…read morebottle. The street is slightly off the beaten path so it's not so crowded as it is elsewhere. Highly recommend!

Over salty food. Didn't ask what temp I wanted my burger. Worst roasted potatoes I've had in Rome…read more Food was barely eaten and they still asked for a tip.

My fàmily and I walked by this restaurant and were trying to decide whether or not to have lunch at…read morethat time or later time. We decided on the former and sat in this quaint restaurant. The menu offered a nice variety of food items including wines and spirits. Our server, Sauib, was kind and very helpful and making recommendations. He kept a smile throughout our stay. Would recommend this restaurant close to Trevi fountain.

I was so skeptical about this tour. I did the classic half day wine tour. For 55€, I was nervous…read moreabout the price and if the quality of the tour would be worth it, but can I tell you! This tour was worth the money spent. First, you catch the train and meet with the tour guide. My tour guide was Max. He was super knowledgeable and had funny jokes throughout the tour. He's a local and has traveled to many countries outside of his town of Frascati. We take a little tour of the town and he gives some history and we went into some shops and the main church there. Next, we stopped into a bakery and sampled some cheap, house wine (as he calls it) that is saved for families to drink with some sweet cookies. We were instructed to dip the cookies in the wine. Delish! Prior to that we got a little same of roasted pork with the wine as a light snack. Then a taxi comes to pick us up and take the group to the vineyard. We tour the vineyard and take awesome pictures. There's an awesome view of Rome from the vineyard. We then went into the cellar where the wine is stored and got a very detailed tour of the underground and the winemaking process. Next, we enter the tasting room. We received 3 (1 white, q red , 1 dessert wine) quality Frascati wines paired with a white pizza, red sauce pizza and bread. Olive oil that they also make at the vineyard is on the table to sample. Throughout each wine tasting, Max teaches about the wine. Lastly! The taxi returned to take the group to have lunch at a local restaurant back in the town. We received an appetizer of arugula, sautéed zucchini, I think a sautéed mushroom and some meat. Then we got a small portion of a red sauce pasta and then a carbonara with bacon bits (they had pairings and lunch options for anyone who was vegetarian as well). I was just enough food to leave me satisfied. I really enjoyed this tour! The tour is from about 10:30am to 2pm (you can catch the 2:36pm train back to termini or stay and enjoy the town until about 9pm when the last train comes). The small group setting was great for a nice intimate tour, easy picture taking and getting all your questions in. There were 9 people in my group but the tour has a 15 person max. I booked this tour super last minute on my way from Spain and they were accommodating. My only con was email response was a bit slow. I just showed up in hopes I was confirmed. I'm so glad I went! I believe you can only pay in cash, so be mindful of that. Bottles of the red and white wines are 10€ and the dessert wine is 15€ (if I remember correctly). Wine purchases are in cash as well. But y'all, this tour made my trip! It was everything! Highly, highly recommend!

We did the Sunset Wine Tour! I can't recommend this tour enough! Such a beautiful winery! Our tour…read moreguide was very knowledgeable! Dinner was amazing! The wine delicious! This tour will be a highlight for any wine lover!

A super popular Trapizzino spot! They have some seatings but best for takeaway…read more We tried the Tounge which was recommended by their staff and it's super delicious. Tender and herby. The bread was also super pillowy and crunchy on the outside. Would love to try their chicken next time!

This is the best place I've ever had can't wait to go back again and try the meatball sandwichesread more

Incredible and welcoming on our first night in Rome. Very helpful staff, very cool atmosphere in an…read moreunexpected place. Had two amazing recommendations - we would love to go back if we are ever in Rome again.

Light dinner, eat with the locals. Very fresh food, nice people. Wish I could speak more Italian…read morebut it was no problem anyway . Definitely a great place to stop for an apero or a light dinner

I'm very happy to come here and write something positive about this store. My wife was dragging me…read morefrom store to store near the Colosseum when she found this shop. If you know Italians, you know they take their food quality seriously. This is where Ricardo and Podere Vecciano become a memorable part to our time in Rome. The store had a decent variety or products, prices were fair, but the service was fantastic. I was purchasing gifts for 8 people. When I asked Ricardo for some help learning about purchase options he gave me more than the basics about the products, he provided his opinion on what he felt the better choice for my gift was and it wasn't tied to the price of the options. Ricardo was fantastic in helping me, but it was the sharing of himself that made this visit memorable. Not only do I get to take back the all the goodies we got, but I get to take back the warm experience and a personal story (and even a picture with Ricardo). Ricardo not only elevated the shopping experience, but our entire experience of Rome was more positive from our interaction. We even made a second trip to the store before our trip was done. Another great part of this experience is the fact that when I give these gifts....the gift comes with a back story courtesy of Ricardo. I can't wait to give these gifts and share my story about Ricardo.

We stumbled into this little shop that sells all things from Tuscany. There is even a cellar at the…read moreback. We bought wines, it's not expensive at all.

Roscioli is a hot name in Rome - they've got several establishments including a hopping trattoria…read moreand a food market - we were attracted by a wine dinner with lots of local food and wine at a fair price (€100?). Anyway, our group of 4 had a personal somm who walked us through a delicious journey of Italian food and wine. Honestly, I learned a lot - and not just that everything here is delicious (it is) but about centuries old traditions and top quality ingredients. Not going to bore you with blow by blow but proper (ie not completely disgusting) Lambrusco was a revelation. Cured meats, pasta, cheese - all present and paired with beautiful wines. I would wine again!

We came here for their wine tasting dinner. Loved the fun art. The food was very tasty and I felt a…read moregood variety and I enjoyed the wine as well. My only complaint would be how crowded it was. I was expecting something more intimate but there was at least 50 people and it was impossible to hear the staff discuss the different dishes, which was honestly part of the point.

By far the best place to buy beer in all of Rome. Best international beer selections and a cool…read moreknowledgable staff. These guys are awesome. Imagine Beverage warehouse in a smaller shop. Great place to stop by and have a beer on the curb with a group of cool folks.

By far, the best beer selection I have found in Rome. I am a 25 year award winning home brewer and…read moreNationally ranked beer judge in the U.S. The help, Trev, was knowledgeable, friendly, and very welcoming. I will be going back even if I don't live down the street. I am new to Rome so want to try all the regional offerings. He even let me know which ones I shouldn't bother trying!

This place is NOT an ultra high end wine bar as the Yelp page indicates. You can buy wines by the…read moreglass from 5 euros onwards. Service is friendly and helpful. Huge selection if you are going for a bottle, including some international selection. But primarily Italian. There is also an option to dine in, we didn't. The ambience is more tavern like (no not in the sense of a hangout spot for drunks!), than upscale wine bar. They had a about 20 wines by the glass. Options by the glass and bottle change on a regular basis, after all they are one of the largest retailers of fine wine in Rome.