Even though they were so busy with only two servers, our server was so kind and patient. Our food…read morewas delicious, and we loved sitting out on the porch. We definitely recommend the gnocchi and the ragù. We loved this place!

We dined here twice during our trip. At the suggestion of our AirBnB host we tried this gem out…read more The staff is very friendly and the food is superb. By far the best meals we had while in Rome. Each night the menu can vary slightly. The ox tail was tender and perfectly cooked. The veal was also delicious. The Cacio e Pepe- simple and perfect. None of their food was over salted. Highly recommend dining here.

The gnocchi sorrentina was excellent. Friendly waitstaff and a QR code to see the menu in English…read more Apple pie was soft and yummy. It was also a big slice. Hot chocolate was extremely rich. Beware! Overall a lovely experience.

Fantastic sidewalk (and indoors) restaurant. Many specials at good prices. Just right wine list…read more But the star of the show is the service. So very kind to us non Italiano patrons. They could not have been better!

This was such a cute little restaurant! I was flying to America the next day and my husband and I…read morehad very limited choices in the area that were open. We came here out of suggestion from our hotel manager. We ordered the *spicy* nacos (not very spicy), Onion Rings (amazing!), a Burger, and a "burrito" (more like a lettuce wrap). There was a live band that played there that played American music. Overall we liked the environment and I loved my burger and onion rings. My husband was not a fan of the 'wrap' because he was expecting a burrito. Overall it was a nice place to stop by and say we'd been there. The outside of the restaurant was super cute as well!

Reviews seem to be outdated. As the last one was written in 2016. This place was right by my Airbnb…read moreso my boyfriend and I went for dinner. Things I didn't like (hence the 1 star): * The menu - it was handwritten with hard to read handwriting, making the translation difficult. According to a picture on yelp, it seems like they've had it for years. You'd think someone would type it out by now.... * The food - possibly the blandest pasta I have ever had. There was no seasoning and tasted like nothing. I don't even think there was a speck of salt or pepper in the dish. Which really confuses me because how tf do you mess up pasta? It's so easy to make. I could've created a better dish with pre-made ragu sauce. The portions were TINY and the fish was a weird grey and chewy. I can't even tell what the sauce was... pumpkin maybe? Either way it tasted like nothing. They don't seem to serve the food that other yelpers have taken pictures of in the past. So disappointed, especially since it took forever for it to come out. * Service - meh. It wasn't terrible but it wasn't good. We came in and the server said that he was going to find an English menu. About 5 mins later, another server comes and says that they don't have one so here's the Italian one. Okay that's fine. However, the entire time we were there it seemed like they were trying to avoid us (low key ignoring us) because we spoke English and were foreigners. I really don't think we are the first foreign visitors of this restaurant but they seemed to not know what to do when we came in. Overall, I wouldn't recommend this place. The overall experience was just so bad. I won't be returning.

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Tucked away on a busy street in Rome near the Tiber and St. Angelo is a quaint Neapolitan pizzeria…read more The crust is fluffy, ingredients are fresh and delicious. What's not to love? The locals go too so you know it's legit. Prices are very reasonable and if you're feeling like more than pizza they do have pasta and salads. I've been multiple times but this is the first time I checked in on Yelp. I highly recommended it and will definitely be back again

The food was great!!! We got the Margherita pizza, pizza rustica, friarelli burger, the pasta…read moretagliatelle ragu. We had so many bags and wanted to sit but they had VERY strict policies where you can't sit unless dining in. They charged us extra for something we didn't get and we didn't notice until we got home so be careful and check your receipt. Spacious spot with enough indoor and outdoor seating. The only thing I disliked was the attitude of the folks. They were pretty rude... for a Saturday night it was fairly busy but we got our food within 15 minutes. For everything it was $46 Euros... not bad for feeding 5 people.

Certainly a five star place (ps I rarely rate 5star). I am extremely satisfied with the food served…read morehere. House wine (rosso) and coffee were also great. I mean if you are visiting this city this restaurant is a must-see place. Very nice sisters run this lovely place. A warm place in the middle of historic city walls.

Located just outside the historic city center near Piazza Navona (one of the busiest and most…read moretouristic zones in Rome), Il Corallo is a classic Roman pizzeria/trattoria with a slightly more polished exterior that hints at its popularity. Inside, the space is larger and more bustling than your typical small trattoria, with tightly packed tables and a lively dining room with old-fashioned stone walls and a rustic fireplace. The vibe is energetic and social: perfect for groups or a casual dinner with a bit of atmosphere. The menu is extensive, with pizzas, pastas, antipasti, and large-format appetizers, and there's also a long menu of daily specials that feature some more adventurous dishes (trippa alla romana, anyone?). The specials menu is in Italian, but our server was more than happy to clarify anything for us. Three of us opted for their pizzas, all of which seem to be the Romano style of a thinner and crispier crust (as compared to the Napoletano style of a thicker, fluffier crust). The Diavola (€9) is a simple pizza topped with a thin layer of cheese and savory pepperoni; the Margherita (€8) is your classic thin-crust strewn with fresh mozzarella, herbaceous basil, and a drizzle of olive oil. Lastly, my Broccoli e Salsiccia Pizza (€12) was a bit more "out there", with mozzarella, roasted broccoli rabe, and herbed sausage on a white base. I appreciated the novel flavor combination, but found the pizza overly greasy. Two members of our party tried their pasta options; the Spaghetti all'Amatriciana (€12) is al dente spaghetti with a bright, acidic tomato sauce, crispy bacon, and tangy Parmesan. The Cacio e Pepe (€12) is tonnarelli (egg pasta) served in a creamy, cheesy sauce with freshly ground black pepper, and Il Corallo's version comes in a delightful nest of crispy Parmesan. Il Corrallo falls into the affordable price range, offering solid value for a sit-down meal in central Rome. It's slightly off-the-beaten path but still just steps away from some of Rome's most famous destinations, serving up delicious food with friendly service; a definite recommendation if you're in the area!

Amazing dinner. Recommended to us and with very good reason. The Cacio e Pepe and Carbonara were…read moreboth fantastic. If we get back to Roma this will be a "non negotiable" for dinner. Highly recommend!