This was our first dinner in Rome and it was a nice start to our trip. They have indoor seating,…read morerooftop seating, and also outdoor space in front of the restaurant. The rooftop was quiet and had a garden field. I really loved the fried calamari and prawns - lightly fried and flavorful. The focaccia was a disappointment - basically a cracker the size of a pizza. Good environment and I recommend this spot if you are in the area.

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.

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.

Amazing food! Wonderful gluten free options! I ate here every time I was in the area because it was…read moreso delicious. The services wasn't great, but that didn't bother me much because I always got it to-go.

This is a review based on getting my pasta to go…read more This was my first meal when I landed in Rome, so my travel group was hungry and very excited for our first Italian/Roman meal. Therefore, we ordered one of everything Hey, why not? Right?! It was definitely fresh pasta because you see them making the pasta from flour to all the different types of pasta shapes. And fresh pasta tends to stick together when cooled down. Here is the ranking of how I liked their pastas. They were all good but this is based on my flavor preference and how good everything was after bringing it back to the Airbnb. 6. Strozzapreti al pesto 5. Spaghetti Cacio e pepe 4. Fusilli al pomodoro 3. Strozzapreti al tartufo 2. Pappardelle al Ragu 1. Spaghetti alla Carbonara I think my ranking might have changed drastically if I ate everything on the spot. As you can tell by now, my recommendation is to eat it there as soon as you get your order. ¨ It was really good for being "take-out" style. Def worth stopping by for guaranteed yummy fresh pasta. So, if you have stomach space and are contemplating, yes, go! Worth the virality and hype. But I wouldn't suggest eating here every day. You're in Rome, explore! Try to find another yummy spot! ¨ Things to know: -Like most of Rome, they accept cards. -When you order, if are you getting it go, let them know so that they can pack it for you. -After you order, they give you a pager so you know when your order is ready. -If you order to go (I would suggest not if you can eat it there fresh) and if you have a bit of a walk, I would not suggest holding the bag by the handle cuz the steam of the food made our bags rip slowly. I'm glad we realized this because we would've been sad if all our pasta landed on the floor. And the covers do get warped by the steam, so everything shifts around. So, don't be like me - swinging the bag happily. Be more mindful. -Wait time can vary. Mine wasn't too bad cuz there weren't a lot of people. -The only problem with eating there is that there is no seating. So, I wouldn't have been able to get every single pasta dish to try. Pros and cons of eating it fresh and hot vs eating comfortably in AC.

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.

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

CLOSED!!!! Walked and walked an hour to get here. Never said…read moreon Yelp that it was closed on Wednesday

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?

When Jesus turned water into wine, it may have been remembering that one time he dined at this…read moreplace! Wine expert recommended this amazing bottle to us that satisfied our different tastes, pizza that was great, and space that was cool and quiet. Loved every aspect of our time here. Will be back without a doubt!

I don't like leaving such low reviews but my husband and I stopped in for some food and wine and…read morewhile the pizza and our server were good, the wine we ordered was the worst we've had in our three weeks in Italy. We asked if the Brunello was good (at 20 euro a glass it should be). What we received was off in color, and it honestly tasted syrupy like it had been open for many days. My husband and I have a passion for wine and we know when something is off. We told our server that the pizza was good but the wine was not good at all. He told his boss but he just wrinkled his face at us and proceeded to add an additional 3 euro to our tab (a bar fee? But we didn't get it at the bar, we sat outside). My advice... before you order any wine by the glass here you should ask if you can taste it first. We learned this lesson the hard way.

One of our first stops every time we're in Italy!…read more Osteria da Fortunata is always one of the first stops we make when we're in Italy, and it never disappoints. Everything is fresh, delicious, and full of flavor, and the service is always amazing. The oxtail is absolutely incredible, it's the kind of dish that makes your eyes roll to the back of your head. So, so yummy! And the carbonara!!! Oh my. Easily one of the best I've ever had. When I told our server how much I loved it, she reminded me, "It's the best in the world!" After tasting it, I can't argue with her! If you're in Italy and looking for an unforgettable Roman meal, go here! You won't regret it.

We went to this main restaurant, but it was packed, so they drove us in a golf cart to another…read morelocation -- super cool. Ordered: - fried zucchini: was surprised that it was only one. & doesn't come with sauce, as usual in Rome. Wouldn't recommend. - carbonara: loved how thick the noodles were. A little too salty, but still good. - meatballs: super tender and yummy. - garden salad: 2nd to last day of my trip after having carbs every day; needed some veggies lol. - tiramisu: found the BEST I had the entire trip, & I had one every day! Highly recommend checking this place out for a quick, easy, and aesthetic meal!

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!