Maybe the food is good! But the customer service wasn't the best! First off all: he got my order…read morewrong. The waiter didn't admit his mistake and actually blamed *me* for it--I never ordered two sandwiches, and he didn't bring the pizza that I *had* ordered. His error was obvious, and worst of all, he touched my food right in front of me with his dirty hands!! And he charged me for it, telling me that it wasn't his fault. But that doesn't matter; I never heard an apology--and worst of all, he touched my food.!!

This place was amazing!!! Pasta was so tasty and chewy. The lasagna dish was filling and also very…read moretasty. Not oily at all! Wish I could have tried more dishes, but these 2 were super filling. Did not have to wait long for the dishes to come out, and it wasn't too busy during lun Out waiter was super nice too. Very welcoming of tourists and patient with our questions. The restaurant is small, cozy, and casual! Indoor and outdoor seating options. Close to the colosseum!

Best sandwich my husband said he's ever had! Quick service and lots of options. The meat and…read moreeverything else is hand cut fresh when you order it. The bread was also delicious and fresh. Large portions for the price as well!

Another "viral trend" restaurant that I found on TikTok that was so worth it. Conveniently located…read morenear a metro station one stop from the Colosseum. This area is way less touristy (other than this one restaurant it seemed). The line moved very quick through this tiny restaurant that can fit 2-3 people inside at a time. The menu is posted outside above the door as well as on the wall inside. The sandwiches are all premade and then they heat them up before they give them to you. Very limited seating in this little alley so most people were sitting on curbs or leaning against the wall. We loved our massive sandwiches and I would definitely come back.

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.

All'Antico Vinaio: Worth the Hype? Legendary sandwich shop…read morelives up to its internet fame, serving up massive, high-quality Tuscan schiacciata sandwiches ($18-$20) that easily feed two. * The Hits: La Paradiso (mortadella, stracciatella, pistachio cream) is a creamy, savory masterpiece, while La Schiacciata del Boss (prosciutto, pecorino, truffle cream) offers a perfect salty, earthy kick. * The Catch: You should expect long lines--though the queue moves fast and the payoff is worth it. The Verdict: 4.5/5. It might seem pricey for a sandwich, but the premium Italian ingredients and giant portions make it a must-try.

Good location because of the view of the Umbrian countryside. The pastries were really good, but…read morethey were also different than its sister shop which is only a 10 minute walk away. I think I preferred the atmosphere and pastries at the other Bar Sensi location, but this one was still nice.

Amazing!!! Unassuming quaint panini/coffee/pastry shop with an expansive view of the Umbrian…read morecountryside. The pastries speak for themselves. You will feel right at home whether you are sipping a cappuccino or a beer!