Had an amazing meal here. Very friendly service…read more We stumbled upon this spot and I'm glad we did. Beautiful decor. Great tasting food.

Located just outside the historic city center near Piazza Navona (one of the busiest and most…read moretouristic zones in Rome), Il Corallo is a classic Roman pizzeria/trattoria with a slightly more polished exterior that hints at its popularity. Inside, the space is larger and more bustling than your typical small trattoria, with tightly packed tables and a lively dining room with old-fashioned stone walls and a rustic fireplace. The vibe is energetic and social: perfect for groups or a casual dinner with a bit of atmosphere. The menu is extensive, with pizzas, pastas, antipasti, and large-format appetizers, and there's also a long menu of daily specials that feature some more adventurous dishes (trippa alla romana, anyone?). The specials menu is in Italian, but our server was more than happy to clarify anything for us. Three of us opted for their pizzas, all of which seem to be the Romano style of a thinner and crispier crust (as compared to the Napoletano style of a thicker, fluffier crust). The Diavola (€9) is a simple pizza topped with a thin layer of cheese and savory pepperoni; the Margherita (€8) is your classic thin-crust strewn with fresh mozzarella, herbaceous basil, and a drizzle of olive oil. Lastly, my Broccoli e Salsiccia Pizza (€12) was a bit more "out there", with mozzarella, roasted broccoli rabe, and herbed sausage on a white base. I appreciated the novel flavor combination, but found the pizza overly greasy. Two members of our party tried their pasta options; the Spaghetti all'Amatriciana (€12) is al dente spaghetti with a bright, acidic tomato sauce, crispy bacon, and tangy Parmesan. The Cacio e Pepe (€12) is tonnarelli (egg pasta) served in a creamy, cheesy sauce with freshly ground black pepper, and Il Corallo's version comes in a delightful nest of crispy Parmesan. Il Corrallo falls into the affordable price range, offering solid value for a sit-down meal in central Rome. It's slightly off-the-beaten path but still just steps away from some of Rome's most famous destinations, serving up delicious food with friendly service; a definite recommendation if you're in the area!

The gnocchi sorrentina was excellent. Friendly waitstaff and a QR code to see the menu in English…read more Apple pie was soft and yummy. It was also a big slice. Hot chocolate was extremely rich. Beware! Overall a lovely experience.

The mixed vegetables are wonderful. They're fried perfectly. The pasta with Barolo sauce - you…read morecould do without the Barolo sauce since I highly doubt its actual Barolo sauce. And it was really salty. The creme brûlée was ok. The restaurant is open late and it was convenient based on where we were staying. The service, however, was great.

Tucked away on a busy street in Rome near the Tiber and St. Angelo is a quaint Neapolitan pizzeria…read more The crust is fluffy, ingredients are fresh and delicious. What's not to love? The locals go too so you know it's legit. Prices are very reasonable and if you're feeling like more than pizza they do have pasta and salads. I've been multiple times but this is the first time I checked in on Yelp. I highly recommended it and will definitely be back again

The food was great!!! We got the Margherita pizza, pizza rustica, friarelli burger, the pasta…read moretagliatelle ragu. We had so many bags and wanted to sit but they had VERY strict policies where you can't sit unless dining in. They charged us extra for something we didn't get and we didn't notice until we got home so be careful and check your receipt. Spacious spot with enough indoor and outdoor seating. The only thing I disliked was the attitude of the folks. They were pretty rude... for a Saturday night it was fairly busy but we got our food within 15 minutes. For everything it was $46 Euros... not bad for feeding 5 people.

We were with a tour group and this was a pre-planned meal. The eggplant pasta and gnocchi was a…read more'less than' what I would have expected in Italy but what you may expect from a catered group meal. The portions were a bit small. The veal was a little dry and the green beans and salad were tasty. The dessert was outstanding! The servers were exceptional and welcoming. Stefano was such a great server with a wonderful personality. I would return simply because of the servers not necessarily the food. The atmosphere in the entire hotel was a bit too stuffy but thank you to Stefano for being so warm, inviting, and friendly!

We loved the ambience on the upstairs balcony--romantic, quiet, and private with wonderful…read morelighting--5 stars for atmosphere. I suggest making a reservation because seating is limited. The amberjack appetizer may have been good, but we found it too fishy and strong. The meat and cheese appetizer was delicious. We all enjoyed the tuna, the lobster, the brand the seafood but found each dish overcooked. The lobster and steak were dried out. That's sad. The tiramisu didn't fare much better--too much dry chocolate covering the top of the dessert made for a messy, chalky affair. The cappuccinos were wonderful and the service was warm, professional and attentive. There's much to like here, and I'm willing to try again in the future. Still, overcooked food makes for a disappointing meal.

An excellent dining experience - grilled fish was of the highest quality. Great service too.read more

Great place in Trastevere! It's classy but vibrant with a good mixed crowd of people, large drink…read moreselection and tonight they had a DJ that was right up my alley. The moscato was delightful, service was fast and they had TV screens with American movie clips. It was all around an enjoyable place. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is because their prices were like the US and having been here 4 days, I know that Rome is actually quite cheap.

I thought the brunch was really good, food was mostly lunch type of food and not really brunch…read more(missed better quality coffee, hot chocolate, butter, better quality bread). But the food that was served was great, lasagna was specially amazing so as the eggplants. Service was very polite and good quality. It's €16.50 p.p. and I would go back.

From the owner: Birre artigianali, divertimento, degustazioni di birra, lauree, partite calcio, eventi aziendaliread more

We were told about this restaurant by a friend. It is tucked away a bit, and has only a few tables…read moreinside, but what a wonderful eatery! We ordered carbonara and it did not disappoint! The service was also great. Would recommend for an authentic Roman dining experience!

This place was the best place I ate at in Rome! A hidden gem where the food is excellent, the…read moreservice polite and quick, yet still unrushed. This is close to the Vatican but not touristy. In fact, no one will jab their menu at you or call you, "my friend". In fact, no on street "marketing" at all. You ring the buzzer and they'll greet you and seat you if there's a spot. Not more than 20 seats. Wonderful find - thanks Yelp!