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    La Luna D'Oro

    4.3 (10 reviews)
    ModerateItalian
    Open 8:00 am - 7:00 pm

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    Quiet
    Good for kids
    Good for groups
    Outdoor seating

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    La Luna D'Oro
    Grey R.

    Had lunch at La Luna D'Oro on Via dei Greci one nice and warm Saturday afternoon in September and absolutely loved it. Photos attached. Devine. It's a cute little cafe (and lunch spot) in Centro Storico, with friendly courteous service and - no surprise - perfect cappuccino (€2.50). They have several good choices for your salad ranging between €5 and €10, €9 omelettes or parmigiana eggplant, and a dozen of different Scamorza - baked cheeses for €8.50-€9. Wonderful delicious desserts, strawberries and ice cream, yogurt with fresh fruit, whiskey flavored ice cream Affogato al Whisky. A shot of whisky €5, liquor €4.50, or limoncello €4 is supposed to be the greatest digestive there is. There's a choice of dessert wines €4.50 as an alternative. White and red wine by the glass (several varieties in each category) will run you another €5. Closed on Sundays.

    Lisa W.

    In the area for some shopping, we decided we pop in for an afternoon drink. It is a lovely little place with outdoor seating, a few tables by a lively bar and a sunlit back area for dinning. We saw many locals coming in and out to get Paninis and café, chatting up the staff. We were given two plates of aperitivo's with are drinks and they were delightful. Prices were reasonable for the area and they make a mean espresso. If you are in the area I would recommend them to enjoy a little of la bella vita.

    Ras R.

    I've been coming here for many years, back when there used to be a connecting door to the adjacent hotel. That door has been gone for years - along with the upbeat service with a smile, and coffee that was hot. Last year I refrained from posting, hoping they were simply in a transition time. This year, the wonderful barista is gone, and so is the positive vibe. No one waited on us, which is generally a sign in Italy that you have to pay first. Then you wave your receipt at the bar, and someone makes your drink. I asked the woman at the cassa (cash register), in Italian, if we had to pay first. She said yes, took our order, tapped it into the register, and then asked us if we wanted to sit at a table. We said yes, as I'm hobbling around with a cast on my leg, and it was pouring rain. Why not sit for a few minutes? Then she told us we could pay later. She took us to a table, and removed all of the napkins, knives and forks, placemats. This is okay because we figured we wouldn't be charged a cover charge. She kept repeating the order as espresso, and I repeatedly told her I ordered macchiati (coffees with a touch of milk). She brought the espressi, and a small creamer with warm milk. The coffee wasn't even warm, the milk less so. Ahhh, rats. I remember when this place was a refuge and a joy. Everything changes, no? I guess I'm going to have to continue to look for a place that serves HOT espresso. The small apricot tart - just bigger than a thumbprint, was fresh and flakey. The chairs are comfortable, and it's worth putting up with the tourists and Italians alike who push at the bar for service. Someone! Tell me where I can have the perfect coffee near Piazza del Popolo that's also not Canova! I want a place where people aren't so jaded and the coffee is "com'e si deve!"

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    Excellent house wine and great snacks as well. Right next to Hotel Mozart. Would recommend

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    Su e Giu Cucina Romana

    4.6(235 reviews)
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    This evening Mary and I had a wonderful dinner at Sue e Gui Cucina Romana in the Prati district of…read moreRome. Daniel, the son of the chef and part owner was gracious and conversational and made great recommendations for our dinner. We started with a crispy sage leaf appetizer made simply with sage leaves lightly battered and fried in olive oil. Yummy! All of the pasta is made fresh and Mary selected Ravioli ricotta e Spinach while I selected Saltimbocca alla romana (Veal slices in Roman style) and both dishes were delicious. After dinner we opted out of dessert, but Daniel brought a treat to the table consisting of two sugar coated cookies and suggested we soaking them in our wine as a final treat. They were Wonderful! So far one of the best meals we have had in Rome. We would both highly recommend this restaurant, both for the family atmosphere and the great food. We hope to return before leaving Rome.

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    Borghiciana Pastificio Artigianale

    4.7(61 reviews)
    1.4 kmPrati

    Yes, it's worth the wait if you go there early. We stood in line at 12:30 on a weekday, as in,…read morelunchtime. We were 2nd in line and waited about 30 minutes. I would wait longer. I had possibly the most amazing chick food pasta a girl could imagine. Girls know what girl food is. The pasta in Italy is just better -obviously. But then put all sorts of girl flavors on it like Lemon and Orange, just lightly enough, zest with a small hint of cheese-..... omgosh. Yes, yes, and yes. Need my hubs to replicate at home. He is going to be busy trying to perfect this. Tagliatelle with orange and lemon parmesan. This was it. It was the best. Everything else we ordered was amazing as well. Wait outside. They don't have a sign telling you to wait, no server telling you to wait. You wait out there, wondering if you're in the right place, but then people stand behind you and you're like - oh! I'm here. This is the place. There are possibly 4 tables inside. It's small. I read about them being rude- we did not have that problem. In fact, they made a mistake and we kindly let them know we ordered something else- they corrected it and were nice about it.

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