I went here on my 3rd day of my stay in Trastevere. I wanted something other than the traditional…read morecaco e pepe so I went with pasta with octopus. I forgot the type of pasta, but it was good overall. I asked my server whether red wine or white should be served with this dish and he told me it didn't matter. I figured seafood so I chose the white local wine. I was good, not great. When my meal came, it was in a red sauce so I should have chosen the red wine. Also I should have asked what kind of sauce it was served in but neglected to do that. I would have thought the server would have told me. All in all the food was good, the service was just ok. They did one thing I've never seen in an Italian restaurant, and that is bring the bill before I asked for it. It was like they were rushing me out of there because they had a lot of people waiting to get in. That's something that an American restaurant would do. In Italy, the table is yours for the night, if you want it that long. Anyway, I felt rushed.

the burgers were nice the fries where great , they use clean oil I am not a fan of the bacon it has…read morea strange taste but the meat was good , if you want a change like a burger or fries go here its good .

This is not just a little tapas bar. This is a great little restaurant with excellent service and…read moremany options for local wines from smaller producers you won't find many places. They have many natural and BIO wines also. Ilaria will give you excellent service and she speaks English well if needed. Alessandro is the sommelier and will help you to discover the perfect wine for your tastes. He also speaks English well. We've frequented this establishment many times and they always have fresh and flavorful selections for every palate. The outdoor seating is covered and heated for your comfort. The menu changes with the season, so everything is always fresh.

Amazing experience for our first dinner in Rome. The owner, chef, and waiter were so kind and…read moreprovided excellent service. The food and wine were absolutely delicious! We received delicious fresh bread and homemade olive oil to start. We selected a few appetizers off the menu and were a given complementary appetizer to start. Our meals were delicious and so were the complementary biscotti we received at the end of our meal. My family is in Rome for the next week and will definitely return here. Highly recommend! It was the perfect first dinner in Italy. :)

Excellent place to eat. The service, food, and ambiance was one of the best local places we ate…read more They have international inspired dishes - I recommend the salmon taco.

My partner and I went here for drinks a couple times. It's a lovely little space in the middle of…read moreTrastavere and a nice respite from all of the action going on outside. The drinks are very large (Aperol Spritz was my favorite this trip) and very reasonably priced. Service was lovely and we got a nice welcome both times. This is well worth a stop if you'd like a pre or post dinner drink. I think they have food too, but we didn't try that.

After traveling through Italy for the last 2 weeks, this was one of our best meals for food and…read moreservice. My husband asked for a chicken sandwich which was not on the menu and they made no problem. It was one of the best he has ever had. Excellent choice off the beaten path! Great prices too. Thank you for ending off our vacation in a great way!

Although I love Italian food, After 5 days in Italy, I was ready to skip pasta and pizza. Luckily I…read morefound a Spanish restaurant just a few blocks away from my hotel. They actually offer Italian selections as well, if that is what you are interested in. It was a leisurely Sunday around midday. I decided to stop in and ordered the seafood paella. It was really tasty and such a large portion. In fact, I thought I'd made a mistake and ordered the paella for 2 because there was so much food. Lol. The servers were nice but not overbearing-You might consider them slightly slow if you are used to fast pace restaurants. This restaurant had a more laid back feel than other restaurants. Perhaps it was because the street that it is on is very quiet (at least in the daytime). Not sure. I also ordered sangria. It was great and a nice switch from the wines that I had been drinking all week. My favorite part is that the food was really affordable. I spent 20 euros on paella, 2 glasses of sangria and water. In comparison to many other places that I ate during the week, this was a great deal.

This bar is a great location, by the Tiber, and a nice place to people-watch. It's touristy and a…read morelot of traffic. Sitting outdoors is nice. nothing fancy. I'm surprised at how many people smoke cigarettes and it was more noticeable here for some reason, and the bathrooms could be cleaner ..... but there is an info station across the street that I think has restrooms.

Friendly and inviting staff. Prices were extremely…read morereasonable and deals were offered throughout the day. A beer, bruschetta and chips were 5€ which is one of the best deals we've found so far. Definitely would come back here.

You know when you eat something so good your eyes roll back in your head? When you eat something…read moreso delicious that you make those yummy noises? This is that little hole in the wall, off the beaten path place that you have to go to when you come to Rome. Fresh, fresh, fresh and served with a smile!

Very friendly chef and nice food, tapas. If you're like me…read moretired of spaghetti and pizza this is a good small bistro for you. Feel like home cooking, lowest price in this area, Will go back again

Good place to relax meet up with friends and have some aperitivos, mostly locals and off of the…read moretouristy section. V reasonable prices happy hour has appetizers and drink of choice for 10 euros.

Best dinner in a very long time. Every dish is tasty and beautifully displayed! The environment is…read morecozy and private, the waiter is very helpful and nice. Love it!

Tata Pizzeria Griglieria has a laid-back neighborhood-spot feel, with a simple exterior that blends…read moreinto Rome's residential streets (we almost missed finding it multiple times, as it's hidden in the side of a museum-like building). Inside, the space is casual, modern, and unfussy, with straightforward seating and a welcoming, family-style atmosphere. The vibe is relaxed and local - we were one of the only tourist groups in the dining room. At around 7pm on a Thursday night, the restaurant was about ¾ full, and our party of five was immediately seated. The menu is extensive, with everything from antipasti to over three different styles of pizza (each with 10+ flavor options) to pasta to full entrees. You may order each pizza as "Napoletano" or "Romano"; the former is softer, chewier, and airier, whereas the latter is thinner and crispier; as we were in Rome, most of us opted for the Romano option, and we appreciated the crunchy texture and slight drizzle of olive oil in the crust. There's plenty of creative topping combinations, with options for everyone. One member of our party ordered their Margherita (€10) with tomato sauce, mozzarella, basil, and a drizzle of olive oil; it was a simple classic done right, and she appreciated the high-quality ingredients. Their Cafona (€13) is a unique white-base pizza with mozzarella, smoked provola cheese, savory sausage, crispy potatoes, and EVOO; something that would be hard to find in the States, but a delectable combination. The La Norma (€13) is a red-base with fried aubergine, salted ricotta, mozzarella, cherry tomatoes, basil, and EVOO; think of it as a margherita pizza's sophisticated cousin. The Tartufata (€13.5) comes with tomato sauce, truffle salsiccia (sausage), cherry tomatoes, basil, EVOO, and an indulgent ball of burrata; my friend highly enjoyed it, though found it a bit unwieldy to eat. Lastly, I opted for their Fru Fru Porchetta (€16) - this was a huge pizza sectioned into three: margherita, mushroom/provolone, and porchetta with potatoes. It was a thicker crust, with a pillowy interior. I loved that I could sample three flavors at a time, though I will say I think my pizza had too much cheese, especially as compared to the other pizzas. Their dessert menu was extensive and looked absolutely delectable, but we were so stuffed that we couldn't fathom ordering any more food. Price-wise, Tata is quite affordable for the portio -sizes; with tasty food, a plethora of options, and friendly service, making it a great everyday dining option without tourist-level pricing.

It was not easy to find to be honest .... But we didnt seem to have a lot of food choices in the…read morehood. The service was helpful- they. Made an effort to get someone who spoke a little English to answer my brief questions . The pizza was good- not great . Honestly after 3 weeks in Italy snd now writing the review I can't recall much about it other than good so it was not a stand out meal . The crust was very thin and tasty and their wine selection was nice- several sparkling choices along w a good basic selection of reds.