everything is perfect, from the moment we walked in it is great pleasure. we felt VIP…read more thank you all

This was our first meal in Rome due to location of our hotel. Not a bad meal but nothing that…read moreoverwhelmed us. I got fettuccini with meat sauce and wife had fettuccini with marinara. Both good but it didn't wow us. My advice, come here if it's convenient but don't go out of your way.

You walk up, and the first thing you see is someone's Nonna making fresh pasta in the window, and…read morethat is probably all you need to know as far as whether you should eat here! This place was a treat. Yes, it's hot in the summer. Yes, it's crowded and popular. But also yes, the food makes it all worth it. I had the oxtail pasta at the recommendation of the waiter (and a couple Peronis to drink, ofc). This is slow cooked oxtail that just serves to bring even more flavor to the hearty tomato sauce, ladled over the aforementioned thick homemade pasta... and plenty of it. Served of course with fresh bread and regional olive oil and vinegar, what better? We actually had plenty of attentive service here, and it was honestly the only time a tip was ever mention in our whole time in Italy. This young man earned it. As I mentioned before, it's hot inside. There is air conditioning according to my eyes, but you couldn't feel it making any kind of difference between all the people, the kitchen, and the absolutely stifling temperatures of a Roman summer.

Very small and quaint with outdoor seating. This was our last meal in Rome and would be up there…read morewith one of the best meals we had. We ordered the oxtail pasta dish and the bolognese. Please please please do yourself a favor and order the oxtail pasta (not sure of the name on the menu) but it was delicious. It was also served with an abundance of oxtail. They did not skimp on the portion size. All of their pasta is fresh made and rolled in the restaurant. We also fell in love with the orange soda that was served. We have been on the hunt for it since our return.

The food was outstanding, as was the service. A cozy little…read moreplace tucked down a narrow street, you could call it a hole in the wall, but it actually is quite spacious. The waitstaff kindly advised us to wait so we had more space, and had very good suggestions for our meal. The food itself was delicious, and came in surprisingly large portions. I wasn't able to finish. A true gem tucked away in Rome.

The food was great. Great service and ambiance for our first time ever to Rome, Italy.read more

Delicious food, great wine & incredible service! We ate there during our first night and Rome and…read moreeven after eating at many other places during our 1-week stay in Italy we still remember this as one of our favorites!

Good place to go and well priced. Good atmosphere like a local watering hole so to speak. Place…read moreI'll go back to again. Italy can be pricey in a huge rip off especially for foreigners but these people were very nice and very welcoming and also might help because I'm Italian but I'm an American.

The food is amazing. My brood of seven had several dishes (various pastas and salads), and even a…read morelasagna. No one was disappointed at all. Service was quick, friendly, and exactly what you'd expect from a little neighborhood spot in Roma where the locals eat. I'm also fairly certain the the child locked to his phone, munching on a plate of pasta was the chef's son (which earn a extra points for the family friendly vibe). Worth the walk.

orderd the italian doc pizza and it was good. we wanted to come here to try some real itilain, me…read moreand lizzy were over here she had a ball.

Viva Maradona! Viva Napoli! Viva La Pizza!…read more I Magnifi is quite a pretty establishment around the corner from the Tiburtina station. Having just come from Napoli, I can attest that the pizza tastes incredibly similar to that found in the south of Italy. A single pizza is large enough to serve two people, but my partner and I always decide to order one each. I recommend you do the same to try different varieties of pizza. Inside the service is very friendly and they even have an English menu available for us foreigners. I can definitely recommend this place for a fine dining experience.

Great service and friendly staff. We ordered pizza and salads. Authentic Napolitano flavor. The…read morerestaurant was clean and the prices fair.

Undoubtably the best food you will eat in this area. Very…read morefriendly family serves a predetermined menu which is all locally grown and made right down to the wine and lemoncello!!!

Amazing food! There is no menu and they tell you what they will bring you. Trust it! It's going to…read morebe awesome!

Picture this... tiny restaurant in the small streets of Trastevere. You get there at 6 because you…read moreheard there's going to be a line ahead of when they open at 630 and they don't take reservations. You get in line and get a couple of drinks while you wait... delicious. Then 630 comes around and you get sat and eat one of the best, freshest, pasta meals of your life. And to top it all off fresh raspberries in mascarpone ? ! To die for. The vibes were perfect, the food was perfect, and the folks there were so friendly. If you're in Rome you must for.

A friend who had been to Da Enzo's told us the line was worth it and the pasta unforgettable…read more We arrived just after opening and were first in line, even though every table was already full. By the time we were seated, dozens of people were waiting behind us. We sipped an Aperol spritz and lemonade while we waited, chatting with fellow diners who raved about the restaurant. On a sweltering day, our kids were starting to struggle in the heat when the owner came outside and gave them mini pizzas breads. It was a thoughtful gesture that immediately made us feel welcome. Once seated, we ordered burrata, cacio e pepe, amatriciana pasta, pork chops, and fried artichokes. Everything was excellent, but the amatriciana was the standout--rich, savory, and unforgettable. The cacio e pepe was silky, the burrata fresh and creamy, the pork chops juicy, and the fried artichokes perfectly crisp. There's a reason people line up for Da Enzo. The food is exceptional, the atmosphere lively, and the hospitality remarkable. Without question, this was our best meal in Rome and one of our most memorable restaurant experiences.

Best lasagna I've ever had!…read more And if you're looking for a quick lunch spot - they got us in and out of there in 20 minutes. Looking forward to eating there again and trying more dishes!

Delicious Pasta in Rome! Yelp is not with a massive presence internationally, but this place was…read morefantastic. There are obviously some restaurants that are tourist traps in Rome, but the food is usually good. This restaurant was tasty and a great meal to have while in Rome!

This restaurant was literally steps from our Airbnb and constantly crowded when we walked by…read more Tucked on a cobblestone street in a popular neighborhood near Piazza Navona, it doesn't look like much from the outside. We had dinner there on our last night and sat outside on a warm September evening. The seating was tight and we were sandwiched in between two other friendly couples. A locals birthday party was taking place at the next table with 20+ people, so that's a good sign. The service was good and wine fairly inexpensive. I had the fungi pizza which was thin and crispy. Husband had baccala (cod) and enjoyed it. Would recommend for a casual dinner in a cute neighborhood.

Da Francesco is a solid spot for some classic dishes in Rome. It's centrally located and probably…read morefor the best if you make reservations, but they do accommodate walk-ins for outside seating. I tried the fettuccine alla gricia con tartufo nero on my visit. The pasta was cooked perfectly, the guanciale added fatty and crunchy (tad bit salty) bits of pork cheek, and the thicc slices of black truffle kicked the flavor up a notch. The staff were pretty friendly and attentive with orders so it's worth a visit if you're looking for some good Italian food.