Fantastic meal, wonderful waitress and a Tiramisu made tableside...delicious and very special!read more

First night in Rome. As we ventured through the side streets, we stumbled upon this little gem…read more From the bread and appetizers and right on through dessert, every dish was fresh, aesthetically pleasing to the eye and most of all molto bueno! The real VIP dish of the night was the tiramisu. I don't eat tiramisu as I've never had a good one. Our waiter Alex assembled the tiramisu table side. Honestly, it really didn't need the hype. With fresh mascarpone,espresso and cacao flakes, it really was a great tasting dessert AND we hope to get back there one last time before we leave. Yes it was that good! We were able to get seated quickly as we got there around 6:30-7pm. Most people started filing in after that. A gentleman started playing music on an accordion and then a drummer met him. He does play for tips. It was a nice touch. A man with huge long stemmed red roses began working the crowd too. I'd say this would be considered fine dining. C'iao!

When my family and I saw the chef standing outside of the restaurant, we knew that there had to be…read moresomething about this place that was awesome! We were right! This has to be one of the best restaurants in Rome! PLEASE try the Caceo Di Pepe here! They also claim to have one of the best Aperol Spritz in Rome! Well....they are RIGHT!!!

Best pasta of my life! Carbonara (white sauce) & Amatriciana (red sauce). Both had something like a…read moremix between bacon and sausage with al dente-cooked rigatoni with a perfect ratio of Parmesan cheese and meat. This place was recommended to us by a sommelier at another restaurant and he told us the carbonara was the best in Rome (and he was right)! We sat downstairs overlooking a pedestrian-shopping street. Atmosphere was very chill with lounge/ambient/house music. Our favorite place to eat, drink, and chill while in Rome!

Yummiest lattes, sandwiches croissants and best and kindest staff. I ate there 3 days and I would…read morego back again

Carre Monti offers excellent, attentive service. This was our introduction to Roman-style pecorino,…read morea decidedly salty cheese (not to our liking, but not their fault). Tasty gnocchi dinner.

This is hands down one of the best foods we enjoyed in Rome. We wanted a quick snack and drink and…read morethis hit the spot. We got the Piccante bruschetta. Everything that passed by to be delivered to another table made our heads turn. If we didn't have dinner plans we would have eaten so much more. Don't skip this spot!

Incredible place for lunch. Had the boar truffle mortadella and salami board with cheese and honey…read morefor one person for 19 euros which was enough for two people. Served with four pieces of bruschetta with guanciale and fresh bread. Three aperol sprizes and three house reds for a total of 58 euros. Located in an alley off the beaten track with small tables outside. A real find!

E-Bar is a small restaurant that also has an outside dining section. It's walking distance from the…read moretrain station , so we popped here on the way to hotel. The seating is partially on the sidewalk and has a nice canopy covering the space. Looks a little dinky in person actually. Food wise, I started off with their standard salad which was surprisingly delicious. The topping and dressing paired perfectly and made for an unexpected treat. I then had some baked chicken with a side of broccoli. Chicken was good but broccoli was delicious. Steamed and seasoned perfectly. As good as the food was though, the chicken and broccoli came out barely room temperature, which obviously takes away from the meal. Aside from that, it was a very good experience with good food.

Great service and menu choices! Food was very tasty and unique .. family recipes with Mama cooking…read more:) Doesn't get much better than that!! Not many of our Family like Spinach but loved it the way Mama prepared it! Look forward to our return visit while staying in Rome .. and a pic with Mama! :))

My husband and I ate here for his birthday dinner while on vacation. Once inside, you can see into…read morethe kitchen, which is run beautifully. The service is wonderful with the host and waitstaff attentive and working together wonderfully. Appetizers and pasta were phenomenal, with the carbonara, fussilone, and lasagna being our favorites. The desserts were also absolutely phenomenal. I would come back here for dinner again and again.

Went here excited because of the high reviews, and almost everywhere else we've eaten in Rome has…read morebeen delightful. All things must end, I suppose. My husband's cappuccino was fine. He ordered eggs with salmon. The eggs were fine, but the salmon never arrived. They charged us for the salmon, though, so we had to ask them to correct the bill. I ordered a couple of starters, and an entree: 1. Chicken tenders with balsamic mayo. They came with regular mayo packets, not balsamic mayo, and when I asked about it, they just pointed to the mayo packets. The tenders were fairly dry. The breading had decent flavor, though. 2. Cheese and anchovy stuffed zucchini flower. The breading was thick and not crispy; maybe it hadn't been fried at high enough heat? The whole thing had almost no flavor. 3. Eggs benedict. This is a favorite of mine and I almost never dislike it. Here, the bacon was the saltiest bacon I've ever had. It had a very nice crisp (but not burnt) texture, but it was too salty for me to want to eat it. The English muffins were very hard. Not stale, just very hard, so I skipped over those. The hollandaise sauce just tasted like melted butter. So I ended up having just eggs with a butter sauce over them. (At least the eggs had a nice texture.)

Fast. Friendly service. Good food and well balanced coffee. The environment was cozy, casual, and…read moreinviting.

The food was decent, not bad. However, when I checked out, an extra tip was added to the bill. The…read moretotal was $75, and they charged me $7.50 in tips--I didn't understand what percentage that was. It felt like it was manually added. In the U.S., I usually write the tip amount myself; only Michelin restaurants charge a fixed percentage, and they always state it upfront. This experience was quite disappointing.

Worse rome food we ate after 3 days. Service was good but they automatically added 15% service fee…read more Only place we went to that did that. Only Americans in place eating there. Big yelp disappointment, go eat by trevi fountain!

Sergio was our waiter and he was so welcoming! He was great with the kids and showed them the toy…read morearea to play while we waited for dinner. The food was delicious and we loved the house wine. Had a bottle of white with the mussels and red with the pasta. Would highly recommend!