This is a local family owned restaurant with both indoor and alfresco dining. The food is…read moreabsolutely wonderful and don't miss ordering Cacio E Pepe as they make it right in a wheel of pecorino. It was so good we went back every night. We were in Rome and what's more we notice several locals that ate there multiple times.

The food was quite good and the prices on the menu were very reasonable. The owner/manager…read moresuggested a fried vegetable sampler for 4 that was delicious! He also recommended strawberries after the meal. The strawberries were also good, but we were charged 20 Euros for them, which seemed unreasonable and left us feeling as if he taken advantage of us...

So convenient! Full bar…read moreThree great meals a day here and wonderful staff Couldn't ask for better

Staying in hotel and looked at reviews and was a little skeptical because of reviews. The food was…read moreexcellent and we were very happily surprised, I would highly recommend

First off the hours are wrong! Arrived 6:15 and told to wait 15 minutes…read more639 pm still not open... But! It was worth the wait. Very intimate setting...our waitress spoke enough English to get us thru and suggested a wonderful wine. The pollo was fantastic as well as the homemade ravioli Grazie!

Great food. The ravioli with buffalo was the best. The…read moretartare was also super tasty. I would suggest a reservation since they fill up and they are only open limited hours with limited staffing.

Delicioso! Servicio excelente…read more.. Ambiente tranquilo, muy acogedor. Me parece excelente para una velada romántica. Lo recomiendo.

This is one of my favorite places in Rome. Gluten-free and…read moreall organic ingredients. Attention to detail and great taste. Their desserts are amazing too.

After visiting Vatican City, we were hungry and searched on Yelp for a nearby place to eat --…read morethat's how we found Piacere Molise. I'll admit, when we first arrived, I almost didn't want to go in. There are no outdoor tables, no servers calling people in, and nothing flashy trying to grab attention. But that's exactly why this place is special. Once inside, we were so glad we stayed. The food was excellent -- simple, well-made, and full of real flavor. What we loved most is that the dishes tasted incredibly good without being overly salty or heavy, which really shows the quality of the ingredients and the care in the cooking. It's a true mom-and-pop shop, run with heart, not hype. This is the kind of place locals go to -- honest food, no gimmicks, and a calm, authentic atmosphere. If you're willing to look past first impressions, this spot is absolutely worth it. Highly recommended for anyone who appreciates genuine Italian food done right.

Pierde Molise is the kind of hidden gem you dream of finding in Rome -- a true ma and pa shop…read moreserving authentic Italian comfort food with heart. We stopped in and shared a small bottle of wine along with two absolutely delicious pasta dishes. You can tell everything is made with love and tradition -- no frills, just genuine Italian flavor at its finest. The service was kind and attentive, and the atmosphere felt cozy and welcoming, like you were dining in someone's home. It's the kind of place that makes you slow down, enjoy each bite, and soak in the local charm. If you're looking for a truly authentic, down-to-earth Roman meal, this is it. We would absolutely return!

Great place to stop in and get a snack or sweet. It is in walking distance of this Rome Cavalieri…read moreHotel. Friendly, helpful staff. Try a rice ball. They have a number of stuffings to choose from. The mushroom one is excellent. Inexpensive and quick.

Date of Visit: 14 May 2016. Great hole in the wall type of place. If you're in the area and craving…read morean authentic Sicilian cannolo in Rome, then this is definitely a spot to check out. It is off the main road, but just walking distance away from bus stops and the Balduina train station. The cannoli are a decent price and they taste great! I personally tried the pistachio flavor, while my friends tried a creme-like cannolo and a chocolate cannolo which they all enjoyed as well. The place itself is quite small, but what it lacks in square footage they gain by giving off a family-friendly vibe. They were also playing classic American 80s music, which was something that really stood out to me. I will definitely be back to try the other types of pastries and main dishes that they offer.

This place had the best pasta I had in my 2 weeks in Italy. The Carbanara with bacon and egg was…read moreincredible and melted in my mouth. The service was great and personal. I went in hoping for pizza but they weren't serving it so I went with the pasta and man was it better than the piazza I was expecting. 1000 percent recommend.

We visited Il Peperoncino Dispettoso for dinner based on a recommendation from the Hilton Rome…read moreCavalieri concierge. If you are staying at the hotel, here is what you need to know. It is about a 15-minute walk from the hotel. Be prepared for a bit of a trek--the route includes several sets of steps and passes through many dark alleys and poorly lit roads. It felt a bit isolated, so keep that in mind if you're walking at night. We tried a variety of pasta and pizza. Unfortunately, the pasta was disappointing; while the sauces were heavy and "rich," they surprisingly lacked actual depth or seasoning and didn't taste great. However, the pizza was a much better choice. If you decide to eat here, stick to the pizza. There aren't many dining options within walking distance of the hotel, which makes this a convenient spot by default, but the food (specifically the pasta) didn't quite live up to the recommendation.

Okay okay . this place serves great food and great service and I didn't know until I got on the…read morebike and strolled around the neighborhood and while exploring that's when I noticed this establishment. Of course i got steak and fries on the first day and as I was waiting for my food I seen local people walking in and out with pizzas. It was one of those things where you gotta chill at one spot for a bit to really see it. I knew on the second day I needed to grab a pizza from here or else I'd be sleeping. Damn was I sleeping cuz on the second day the pizza I ate was one of the best I've had in Rome . It comes thick or thin crust and I opted for the thick crust which I enjoyed. Better than any chain pizza that sells by the weight. That looks the same and taste the same . This place makes each pizza unique and never two the same like them cookie cutter squares. The price was only 7.50 for this which makes me think they getting away with murder back home in the west

We stayed at a nearby hotel and this place came highly recommended by both the hotel staff and our…read moretaxi driver. I understand it's a very old and well-known establishment. When we arrived, there was no one to greet us right away, so we were a little confused at first. After a short wait, we were seated outside, which had a nice atmosphere. The food was fresh and tasty. Service could have been a bit faster, but overall, we enjoyed the experience and would recommend this place.

We didn't see any tourist the 2 nights we were there. There were 14 of us and all the entrees…read morewere delicious, and the waitresses were wonderful. We hope to go back to Rome and dine here again

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.

Very good, tasty pasta. The workers there are busting their butts, and I appreciated it. The…read moreambiance is like a typical Italian restaurant. Tables are pretty close together, but the food is well worth it.