After checking out their menu, I was excited for some American style food since my European travels…read morehad exceeded almost three weeks. We gave George Byron a try after checking out menus from a few neighboring restaurants. We ordered a veggie burger and my husband ordered wings. Both items were served with a side of fries. We had no issues or concerns with the food. The food here was delicious however, this restaurant is definitely a tourist trap and very overpriced for what you actually receive. Our issue here was the service. We were seated near the bar area in a booth that had no AC, no fan and very little ventilation. The servers were both generally unfriendly and seemed disinterested. At one point a woman of African descent entered the restaurant and asked the bartender a question. After she left, my husband heard one of them say a racial slur in Italian. Unacceptable. Oh, yes we are American, but we know the bad words. We can only imagine what was said about us after we left if this is how they treat customers. There are similar reviews online that state customer service issues with this establishment. I urge you to find a place that actually welcomes your business and diversity.

Great pizza accompanied by a great margarita. Our waiter made sure we were happy and had everything…read morewe needed. Did I mention great music? At a good high volume, lol. A real pub feel.

We stopped in for a quick drink on our way to the Trevi fountain and we ended up staying for more…read moredrinks. The bartender Nicholas is so talented and friendly, he kept us wanting more! He also shared their sustainable model including rescuing discarded ingredients for bar purposes. I highly recommend stopping here and enjoying yourself beyond a quick stop! You won't be disappointed.

We did the tasting menu... everything was amazing! The wine was delicious and the espresso…read moremartini was amazing!

Seems like a cool place to hide out for a while. I went in to order some snacks and would have…read morestayed longer if my phone hadn't suddenly lost its data connection, necessitating a hasty departure. Anyway, I did get to try my snacks, arancini and breaded squash blossoms, both quite tasty. I believe the latter had a bit of cheese in it, so keep that in mind if you're dairy intolerant. I foolishly forgot to ask, but should have expected it. The staff were kind and helped with the phone situation as best they could, allowing me to use their landline to call a friend.

This typical casual restaurant on a side street with just foot traffic is a great place to stop and…read morehave a meal. It's just across the river from the Turtle fountain but still in Trastevere and not far from the magnificent church to the Madonna of Trastevere. This church claims to be the first church in Italy built in honor of Mary. This claim is contested by Santa Maria Maggiore. Oh well... The food is very good, the price is right and the beer selection is amazing. The TV is on at the bar for sports enthusiasts. I recommend the lasagna and the carbonara... both excellent. The staff speak English and the bathroom is clean. Relax, they don't rush you and you are free to just sit and people watch.

Pretty good spot. Food was yummy, we got some wings, onion rings, steak, and lemon chicken cutlets…read more The food tasted like real food unlike in the states. The drinks were really really good and our waiter was really funny. This spot was a very nice change from the constant pasta and pizza we have been eating.

One of the best places we've visited here in Rome. Service is the best and food taste so fresh!…read more Calm peaceful and not so loud inside.

This was recommended by AI/Chat GPT as a short walk from the Colosseum to get out of the main…read moretourist area. We didn't have the greatest experience & maybe it was because we were a party of eight people looking for a late afternoon snack/small meal. I think they preferred we sit outside and we were definitely ok with that part. They wanted us to crowd around two tables near the door where servers come in & out with food. Unfortunately we needed more space but they were really hesitant to give us another table. They ended up letting us have another table. I feel kind of bad leaving this review as all of our dining experiences in the city, tourist and non-tourist/local have been amazing. There was a little mold on the lemons that were floating in our drink glasses for our Coke. We felt in the way since we were seated in front of the servers door. The food was kind of disappointing. The sandwich had hard & slightly stale bread - just ham & cheese. Was not very good and even worse when you are watching people walk by with focaccia sandwiches from the take away place up the street. We never received the soup. The gnocchi was kind of rubbery:( The duck & potatoes and eggplant parmigiana were a surprise and pretty good. The highlight was the bread that we had to ask for a few times. Maybe we just hit them at a bad time or something but there are so many other places and I don't think we would choose to come back:(

Enjoyed this place for a morning omelette! It's hard to find a hefty breakfast in Italy with most…read morelocals opting for a sweet pastry and a coffee, but this place had an omelette for 8 euros, beautiful outdoor seating next to a fountain, with quick, easy and seamless service. The omelette was delicious and fluffy, the espresso hit all the right notes--overall, a great breakfast option in Rome near the Coliseum!

When two different people, from two different social media sites tell you to go here, you go!…read more My husband (ahh!) and I were rounding out our Italian Honeymoon when we finally made it here. At this point, we had been eating lots of pizza, pasta, and sandwiches for the last two weeks, but I guess we just couldn't stop! Thankfully, their food is a bit different from traditional Italian restaurants. It was the little break from the norm we needed to round out our culinary adventure. Let me start with the beer. Being from California, we desperately missed our beloved breweries. Not a one in sight in Italy, until Bir & Fud. Finally! A location, at last, that had a beer other than Peroni and Nastro Azzurra. We marveled at the beer list! Beers of all types from all over Italy, it was truly heaven. We settled on a Saison and an IPA, delicious. Now we get to say we had an IPA brewed in the hills of Milan! Next, we split the cod fritter to start. It was mixed with fresh fish and potato and fried to perfection, yet it remained light and wasn't greasy. We split their pizza that had a lot of roasted chilies, unfortunately I can't remember the name. It was just the right amount of spicy and rich with just slightly toasted mozzarella. I'll let you in on a little secret shame: we were full yet so in love with the atmosphere and food that we ordered another pizza. Yes, another one! We split the classic Margarita pizza. We didn't finish it, though. So I guess we aren't that gluttonous. The pizza wasn't the best, but we honestly went for the atmosphere change and beer. Moral of the story: we didn't want to leave and probably stayed way too long. But, it was the perfect way to round out a once in a life time trip.

If my entire trip to Rome lasted one hour and then I had to fly back, I would spend all of it at…read morethis restaurant. You don't need to visit Naples to taste authentic Neapolitan pizza. The place is a gem shown to me by a local, which says something. Tucked nicely into Trastevere, you'll probably already be in the area and should make the stop. An inconspicuous facade, from my experience in Italy, generally means good things. If pizza isn't your thing, and maybe it would be if you tried it here, then perhaps come to sample some of there excellent craft beers. I sampled the smoked schlenkerla urbock. It was one of the most unique and tasty I've ever had. Definitely smoked. I could go on and on, but forget the hype and just come see for yourself.

Food and service were good! Passion fruit Spritz was amazing, service was a little on the slower…read moreside but not too bad. We were seated outside.

It was ok. Food is ok, beer is ok, staff is ok. Cool to sit outside but it's not really a place I…read morewould go to again. They also forgot part of my order.

I was in Rome with my friend and parents, and we were in the Trastevere area, looking for a good…read morerestaurant to grab lunch at. We just chanced upon this restaurant, and we were so glad we did! Initially, we weren't sure about this restaurant, since there weren't many reviews on the place. However, as we stopped to look at the daily specials menu placed outside, a local customer who was exiting the shop told us it was the best restaurant in the area! We decided to give the place a try. The restaurant had a very homey, cozy atmosphere. The restaurant is family run, and the staff was incredibly friendly and helpful. When we were inside, we wanted to see the daily specials again, and the owner was so kind as to move the entire outside sign inside so we could see it! The waitress kindly explained the menu and explained what pastas Rome was known for. We ended up ordering the cacio e pepe, all'amatriciana, a lasagna, zucchini stuffed with a meatball-like thing, and a salad. The food was incredibly tasty and delicious. We especially enjoyed all'amatriciana, which was refreshing and had a nice kick to it. The lasagna was also great-the noodles were perfectly cooked and the dish was overall super yummy. They also kept refilling the bread basket whenever we finished-so much free bread! Their service and food was absolutely top-notch. The other thing that we ordered was their cappuccino. We ordered 7 cups as a group because it was SO GOOD. I am not a coffee connoisseur, but it was probably the best coffee I had during my trip. Highly recommend checking this place out! You won't regret it!

Happened into Bar Lillo for a Monday lunch as a lot of other places were closed and so glad we…read morefound it. It is a small place with locals but we were made to feel right at home. The waiter and owner were both great. Loved the cacio e pepe and the artichoke and guancale pasta (a lot of local, unique combos) and the prices for the great food. House red wine for €4 for a large pour was excellent as well as good prices for larger servings. We were thanked profusely for coming. A special lunch in Rome!