A beautiful location, in the grounds of Villa Torlonia, but sadly our experience left us a little…read moresour.
Plenty of well-attired waiting staff were to be found chatting to one another, but scarcely a glance towards the diners. Bread was bought, after we asked, but it was as hard as nails. Gloopy pesto, lacking flavour and texture, had obviously come from a bottle - and not in the recent past. With only four pasta dishes on the menu, how can they go so wrong?.
The pizzas, freshly cooked in a wood fired oven (would it have been too much trouble to bring us some fresh sciacciata, instead of stale bread?) looked good, as did the salads, so it might be a fine place to eat on a sunny day - but more for the location than the food.