We came to eat breakfast with a view and neither disappointed. The food was good, I had Nonna's…read morebundt cake and my husband had a poached egg dish. Our waitress was lovely and when I asked for assistance with the language was gracious and helpful. Would come here and eat again.

We had a wonderful experience here. Andrea, the manager, took the time to give 4 wine…read morerecommendations, all were very very good. The menu was perfect. We enjoyed every bite. The views were unbelievable and a nice reprieve from our stay in Rome. We highly recommend you head out and find this hidden

I cannot recommend this restaurant enough. Prompt service, waitress knew more than enough English…read moreto make the menu easy to understand. The food was a welcomed change from the standard pizza and pasta( did try the pasta) but the selection of meet was impeccable. For desert it was a Creme Brule and I can say I would have to come back to Italy just for this. The other stuff would be a bonus.

If you fly into or out of Ciampino airport, do yourself a favor and eat here. You will forget all…read moreabout that cramped Ryanair flight. As we are bad tourists with poor command of Italian, the friendly servers translated the entire daily specials menu into English for us. They brought us a tasting of their house bread and impossibly rich olive oil, which we downed greedily. The homemade tortellini pasta was outstanding. The succulent chicken was well complemented by a thick lemon-ginger sauce, and the tri-tip was seasoned to perfection. Wine pours were generous. All dishes were very reasonably priced. I hesitated to try the tiramisu, worrying it would be the first letdown of the meal. It did not disappoint. With an artisanal mound of cocoa topping and a generous base of liquor, it was probably the best tiramisu I've had. This dinner made us regret leaving Italy all the more. I never expected to voluntarily plan a trip to Ciampino, but this place would bring us back.

Why can't I select six stars? It was a unique night as it was another patron's birthday and many…read moremembers of his party sang or played music. Waitress ran us down outside after I left thinking we had overpaid because I had given her a €10 tip. I hope it wasn't insulting but she truly deserved it. She had limited English skills, still far better than my Italian, but was patient with us and curated the best restaurant meal of my life. Unless you have a lot of issues with seafood, come here without inhibition and eat whatever they serve you. You're in good hands.

Excellent seafood in an authentic restaurant. Tables are out in the Via, under umbrellas. If your…read moreItalian like mine is zero, then take good humour and Google translate, and reap the benefits of being in a restaurant that is simple and excellent! We had three antipasti plates including the best mussels I can recall (and that includes Brittany and Belgium), plus grilled sea bass and prawn risotto.

We are so happy that we came across this gem while staying in this quaint city called Ciampino a…read moreProvince of Rome on 6/16/18. It's a perfect place to go if you want to feel like a local. As soon as we walked in, we were greeted by the friendly staff. When the waiter gave us the menu, we couldn't believe our eyes. The prices and the selections are considerably lower in comparison to the costs we saw while in Rome. We ordered the Bruschetta Al Pomodoro which was only €1, a Margherita €5, house wine, beer and for dessert we had Panna Cotta and Tiramisu. These were all simple items on the menu. We can't put into words how something so simple could be so delicious. You can taste the freshness of the ingredients with every bite. This location has been open for over 30 years, and it was clear to us why it's still popular today. It's definitely worth the trip!

First time eaters go for the Antipasti Mangiafuoco for a great selection to start your meal. For…read morepasta, everything is great but you cannot visit here without having the amatriciana, simply the best by miles. Still got room for more? Then it's steak. Just a huge slab of steak but grilled to perfection. Get a table close to the kitchen and you can watch eveything being prepared by the very friendly and welcoming staff. This is in my view the best place to eat in Grottaferrata. Even if you're visiting Frascati 2km away, put this place on your must do list. Tell them Adam sent you. In fact I'll probably be there anyway :)

From the owner: Famoso per il ricco antipasto Mangiafuoco e la carne alla brace (da non perdere la tagliata e la…read moregrigliata mangiafuoco) vi consigliamo di assaggiare anche gli ottimi primi: da quelli della cucina tradizionale al ragù bianco profumato, passando per il pesto di pistacchi e i gingalini. Consigliatissimi anche i dolci, tutti fatti in casa: lo speciale gelato Mangiafuoco alla brace, il cremoso tiramisù, la creme brulèe da fotografare e gli altri giorni del giorno!

Our group arrived for dinner and we were well received and tended to very kindly. The ambiance was…read moreextremely charming and we ate outdoors with many other guests. The food was delicious, fresh, satisfying and fairly priced. The menu is not in English, but the waiters are very helpful and provide excellent recommendations. You must try this restaurant if you're in the area.

The restaurant offers a stunning view of the lake, so I highly recommend booking a table on the…read morebalcony--either floor provides a fantastic experience. The wine cellar downstairs, which took fifteen years to carve into the rock, perfect for a happy hour or a light meal. Ask the staff, they'll happily offer a quick tour. The staff is courteous and the service is prompt. The food is very good, though some combinations are a bit unconventional. Prices are a bit high, but overall, it's a place I recommend.

Everything about this place was amazing. We were driving to Rome through this little town and saw…read morethis restaurant by accident. The people are kind the food is out of this world. We had this ricotta stuffed vegetable that look like a little corn on the cobs. We had the black truffle carbonara, which was mine blowing then we had the fillet with fig caramelized. if I was a food critic, I would give them a Michelin star. Humble amazing staff open since 1882. And the view of the lake was the cherry on top. I don't know what else to say except if you're lucky enough to come here you will enjoy it immensely. They also greeted us with some Prosecco drink when we came in.