The spot was right by the Vatican so it's super convenient if you're nearby. Me and my partner…read moreopted to sit down and enjoy our sandwiches, but we felt constantly rushed, even though it was low season and there were plenty of tables open. As soon as we sat down, the waitress asked us what we wanted and she came back three times in the span of five minutes so I definitely wish I had more time to breathe and look at the really large menu. I got the vegan sandwich and it actually blew my mind that it was vegan. The cuts of meat were so realistic and the vegan Parm also tasted so close to the original. Altogether, if you had just gave me the sandwich and I was eating it I wouldn't have even questioned that it was vegan. The sandwiches here are so delicious, I would definitely come back.

We stopped in for a sandwich upon opening (11am), as we saw they had 3 vegan sandwiches. We each…read moregot the Vegan Metronia (€9.50 each, +1€ if you sit in), which come on a choice of brown or white bread. Staff are very friendly and make it clear you can customize your sandwich if you want. The sandwiches came out within 10 minutes and were massive. Really nice bread, plenty of rocket, good vegan cheese and salami, grilled zucchini, and artichoke cream to top it off. Really satisfying and fulfilling sandwich. Located a block or two from the Vatican and open late (3am), what's there not to love about this place? Highly recommended.

It was our first day in Italy, we were jet lagged and the lady working there was very kind…read moreexplaining everything. Sandwiches were good. No tables inside, a place to stand and eat outside. It was so hot in Italy, heatwave so everything was hot.

The sandwiches were fresh and delicious. This small shop was hospitable and charming. The owners…read morehelpful and gave us their recommendations to try. Would definitely recommend if visiting Rome.

We left the Vatican City and needed a quick place to pick up lunch on our way to the next…read moreappointment. Got roped into going to this little restaurant while walking past. The father and brothers running this place were nice. They have a handful of stools for tables and plastic chairs for seating in front of the restaurant. They gave out free pizza samples and it was pretty good so we ordered a salami and tomato sauce pizza to share. The pizza was ok. It was €15 for the small personal pizza and a drink.

Our first pizza in Italy was at Pizza & Sandwich da Pasquale... as it should be. We had already…read moretried a couple of restaurants but we had enjoyed the charcutier boards but we had decided we would definitely try pizza today after our visit the Vatican. There are a lot of restaurants between here and the Vatican but I used my fellow Yelpers! to see that this place was not a tourist trap with overpriced yet average food. I had also read that by simply walking a few blocks from the tourist location the price comes down BUT the tastes get better and it certainly proved true with Pasquale. Unfortunately for us, one of their offerings is a huge charcutier board but NOT today. Today was for pizza. Our pizza was so good and I tried a new [to me] Italian beer Ichnusa non filtrata which I really enjoyed.

The sandwiches were incredible. Great service and even better food! Nice and chill place to eat! I…read morerecommend everyone try this spot!

This baguetteria is the most charming sandwich shop near the Piazza Novano. My husband and I were…read morehot, tired, and looking for a place to sit down and relax with a delicious sandwich without breaking the bank and this place was it! We had the Porchetta on focaccia bread, which the waitress highly recommended over the baguette. Boy, was it tasty! The flavors all blended together when they pressed and heated it. The bottom came out crunchy and delicious. We enjoyed it so much we came back for our last lunch in Rome. This time we ordered the Speck and the Porchetta. A sandwich was about 9 euros and an aperol spritz was 6 euros. We had a great conversation with Claudio, the owner, about music and chatted with some of the other visitors. Overall, a great value for amazing food and a nice relaxing atmosphere!

I read a lot of reviews prior to my Italy trip and this sandwich shop was one I had to check out…read more The owners are friendly, the food is fresh, and the prices are reasonable. If you are in Vatican City and looking for a fresh sandwich to go or dine in then this is your spot. They offer a variety of sandwiches and are vegetarian.

Great little (and I mean little) sandwich/pizza shop. All members of our group enjoyed the food (I…read morehad an amazing porketta panini). Service was great and the staff extremely pleasant. Looking forward to adding this to my regular quick lunch list when around St Peter's

Everything on the menu sounded so good that I couldn't decide what to order, so my husband randomly…read morepicked one for me. Turns out, we couldn't have gone wrong. We had the Mortadella sandwich (mine) and the Baccarossa sandwich, and both were outstanding. The deli meats were sliced fresh to order and tucked into warm, fresh bread that made every bite delicious. The Mortadella was simple and flavorful, while the Baccarossa was the surprise favorite. The sweet jam paired with the cured meat created the perfect balance of sweet and savory. Fresh ingredients, generous portions, and incredible flavor. If you're looking for an authentic sandwich in Rome, this place is absolutely worth a stop.

Came here for the reviews and it did not disappoint. They have so many delicious sandwiches, t was…read morehard to choose from. During our week, we had four and they were outstanding. The service here is great and the place is so clean. No matter what you get, it's gonna be fresh, tasty and quick. Don't miss out.

We enjoyed a nice relaxed experience at Antica Salumeria. Head to the very back and sit down at a…read moretable. You will be served the handcrafted charcuterie board with a beautiful mix of 10+ meats and 6+ cheeses (i didn't count) Enjoy a glass of wine and some bread. You are surrounded by aging meats and cheese. We were definitely full and took a small sandwich of leftover meat and cheese home for an afternoon snack.

Amazing !!!! This place has been featured on instagram and on other travel sights ! A must see stop…read morewhen in Rome . They have a huge selection of cuts and cheese . At the end of the store there is a sit down area where you can request a nice glass of wine and get a cheese and antipasto board with fresh bread. Later on we got some delicious sandwiches to go. The service is amazing and there are sample platers throughout the store for tasting .

Best sandwich of my life - ruined all American sub shops for me. The bread was so flaky, and the…read morecombo of grilled zucchini, red onions, provola cheese, balsamic vinegar, and ham was perfect - highly recommend lunch here.

Sometimes you just want a sandwich. After days of pasta and pizza and regional specialties it's…read morenice to sit at a small table on a patio and have a sandwich. Once again my simple expectation has been blown! I had the Fumino: zucchini & Eggplant with manzo affumicato on the most delicious crunchy brown (I think they meant wheat) roll. Delicious! Great flavors & fun textures.

Absolutely worth the hype. This was one of my favorite sandwiches ever! Second and third generation…read moreowners Claudio and Luca run this tiny storefront near Piazza del Popolo. When I arrived there was no line, so maybe I got lucky, just one couple in front of me already inside the shop. Take a number and wait your turn. It's worth it. Sandwiches are made on pizza bianca, a crisp and chewy flatbread native to Rome. They will fill your sandwich with whatever you like, and then weigh the sandwich to price it out. I got mortadella, stracciatella, pesto and sun-dried tomatoes. The sandwich was phenomenal, so delicious and memorable that I recreated it when I got home to the US, bread and all. The sandwiches may seem simple but the ingredients are the best around which really takes things to the next level. Don't miss it if you're in Rome.

Waited an hour in line for our sandwiches. They were good, but not sure if it's an hour good to be…read morehonest. We got the Bobby flay (porcheta, stracciatella, pesto) with sun-dried tomatoes and a mortadella sandwich with stracciatella cheese and pesto spread. Both were good sandwiches, but I felt like the meat and cheese to bread ratio is off. One sandwich had too much filling while the other had too little. That said, both sandwiches were tasty.. and after waiting an hour, I had high hopes but unfortunately it just didn't wow me. Service was excellent though.

While in Rome and this being one of the top sandwich places I had to try this…read more Thankfully I was here in the evening and there was no line. This place inside looks amazing and you can tell right away your sandwich will be worth your time!!! I got the BADA COME LA FUMA which had Porchetta, smoked provola, roasted potato cream, and spicy eggplant. What an amazing sandwich not to mention the bread perfect and fresh. My wife got the LA CHIANINA which had Marinated Chianina beef, stracciatella cheese, yellow and red tomatoes, and arugula Both sandwiches were definitely worth the hype and if I ever go back to Rome I'm definitely coming back here for sure!

Rome Day 5: A must-try Italian street food experience…read more.. While exploring Rome, we had to stop at All'Antico Vinaio for one of their famous schiacciata sandwiches. The bread, the flavors, the fresh ingredients, and the whole experience made this more than just lunch -- it was a taste of Italian food culture. Fun fact: All'Antico Vinaio started as a small family business in Florence in 1989 and became famous for its traditional Tuscan schiacciata sandwiches. Over time, it grew into an internationally recognized brand, with locations including Rome. What I loved most was being able to experience something that began as a local Italian tradition and has now become a place people travel to try. Another delicious memory added to our Rome adventure.