Had the fried filetto di Baccala and potato fries. Pretty simple prep. Tasted fresh, not greasy,…read moregreat tasting batter. Fish tasted good too. They do one thing and they do it well. Enjoy

Ooohhhh, the Baccalà. I love this so much. The fish...incredible. The service...entertaining and…read morewelcoming. I sat inside and felt at home. Oh...don't forget the salad and fries. I will definitely go every time I'm in Rome.

It has very nice decorations inside the restaurant. The food presentation looks great and the food…read morewas flavorful. But the customer service really needs to be improved. We have to go up to the front three times to call the waiter for the English menu, place orders and water. :)

This place was highly recommended by our tour guide and thus we gave it a try. It's close to the…read moreVatican City. The place is cozy and the waiters are attentive. If you want to try a restaurant that the locals love, this is one of them. Definitely deserves the 5 star rating. The only thing that I recommend is to check the bill carefully because they tend to add the cost of pane/bread even though they never gave us. It's only a € anyway.

This is the spot!!!!!!! It's not handicap accessible as the…read morebathrooms are upstairs, but EVERYTHING ELSE IS GREAT. It's levels and rooms to this. Trivia, karaoke, and bars. Pick ya your poison. Lol. American Football.... Soccer.... I mean and it's fun. The service was good one night then EXTREMELY SLOW the next. Tell Philly hello.

Years ago, My last day in Venice after weeks of Italian food we had a Chinese dinner, this time my…read morelast day in Rome what better place to close it out than an Irish Pub enjoying a delicious warm cup of Irish Coffee on a rainy day. The service was excellent and the ambiance was pure Hibernian. Once inside you for get you are in Italy. This is the kind of place you want to just go and hang out with friends. Excellent.

Great little spot to visit if you're feeling like a taste of home coming from the states. The food…read moreis good, the menu is well priced, the atmosphere is cozy and the beers are cold. The servers were polite and attentive. Ask for the wasabi mayo with your food too, delicious. Ciao.

Authentic environment, including snugs, proper array of Irish beer, Guinness, Harp, A, IPA, Magner,…read moreKilkenny, and a Belgium brouge in addition to Peroni! We did not eat here, but the hospitality was pleasant, and the music was infused with some traditional with modern techno

Quick, cheap, good food…read more The service was pretty good for what it is. They were friendly. We actually ate here twice because we just wanted something quick and yummy. And this was only a 5 minute walk from our hotel.

Fresh and simple food concept sitting in the corner with a no frill minimal marketing strategy…read more Good food for those on the go and a kitchen to prepare your order if the WOK entree intrigues the pallet. Minutes from the hotel this stop and go features three young men patient enough to explain the concept and ordering process to two non speaking Italians and all with a smile! Box Food Truck is a must see establishment when seeking something to

Loved Pop's, we were visiting from the USA and wanted to try a breakfast outside of the hotels…read more The cutest decor and delicious food.

An excellent breakfast and coffee shop, their coffee is fantastic and their pastries outstanding,…read morethe service is friendly, it is definitely a great little place.

The market place in question! They have a good handful of locations around Rome/Italy…read more The location we went to was in the airport in Rome. The set up is nice. In the center was the marketplace section with dry goods and souvenirs to take home. Around the marketplace was different restaurants for grab and go and tables to sit at in small sections around Eatily. There was gelato, a coffee shop, and a bar. The selection was nice. Different meals and snacks for everyone. The service was decent. The bartenders were nice and attentive. The bar snacks were good! I recommend it!

Look, I get it: you're back in Italy, so why would you stop at Eataly? Because I happen to luv the…read moreEataly in NYC, I was curious, and I'd just gotten off a transatlantic flight from the US, dusted off my rusty Italian, remembered how to get from Fiumicino to the stazione termini *and* remembered to validate my ticket (they checked!! ) I had disembarked and was walking to the taxi stand, and lo and behold: Eataly It was a chance to settle down, gather my thoughts and get my bearings. I went upstairs and could put down my bags.The tables were clean, the staff very pleasant and attentive and patient. And so many choices! I liked my food, it was a lovely experience and for me, a great welcome to Rome.

Why would I go to an Irish pub in Italy? Well, my husband just wanted a glass of Guinness and it…read moreseems like everyone else did too because this spot was packed. There was also live music playing, so it really drew a crowd in here. We ended up sitting outside since it was too loud and hot inside. We had some beer and drinks, which was standard. I was a bit turned off by the waiter who asked for a tip when we paid. When we said we'd give a certain amount, he re-asked with a higher amount which felt manipulative.

We were seated right away, as a large party, which we thought bode well for the evening. We were…read morewrong. When the waiter came to take our order, he was clearly in a rush and said so. They were busy, but no more so than we would expect at late dinnertime. First he told us "no substitutions," as they were too busy for that. I was only trying to specific the type of rum in my drink. So when I asked what kind it came with, he asked what type I would like. Face palm. When the drink came, I think the bar tender thought about rum when making the drink but did not pour nearly a standard amount. Then the four of us ordered nachos, while waiting on the rest of our party. As we were ordering, we were told to hurry up, as he was very busy. Then the nachos, which were mediocre at best, came with no utensils and 2 only napkins for the four of us. I had asked when we sat if it would be possible to change the TV that was right beside us to a different sport, one that was already playing on screens in another room. Maybe later, too busy. Never happened. Finally, when the rest of our party joined us, we flagged down a different waiter to take our order. He was wonderful but dissuaded us from several of our first entree ideas. I thought I wanted pizza; he shook his head. Well, how about the cannelloni; again said he would not recommend. So fish and chips it was, which was not what I really wanted that night. It was fine but not special. 6 out of 10. But when our original waiter brought the food, I asked for malt vinegar for the fish and chips. Not available, only balsamic. What? Our friend ordered the lasagna, which was also not his first choice, after the second waiter talked him out of his first three choices. It looked like Stouffers, and he said it tasted about like that. The lasagna was served with only a spoon. When our friend asked for utensils, that was a clear annoyance to waiter #1, who was still very busy and reluctantly brought enough for utensils for the whole table. Finally at the end of this torture, our waiter brought the bill and told us that tips for good service were not included. He practically followed us to the front to pay to see how we would tip. Now, I am a very good tipper, as I have family in the service industry. I love rewarding good service. But this was anything but that. There is no chance I would go back here. The food wait staff was rude, and the food was middle-of-the-road. The only positive is that we had great conversation with our friends and a story to tell. "No substitutions."