Decent restaurant with ample outdoor seating (that you will share with the occasional passing…read moretraffic). Our pizzas were good and they have a nice selection of wine. I don't think we had the same waiter for any of our interactions, but they were still attentive. The vibe is very enjoyable. Recommend.

AMAZING!!! Near Piazza Novanno - as authentic as it gets…read more I've been to Rome on 3 trips and eaten here on 7 different occasions. The pasta is absolutely amazing, especially the carbonara. Homemade noodles with the perfect al dente consistency makes all the difference. Several of the times we came we actually saw the woman in the front of the restaurant making the noodles. Great selection of red & white wine. We actually ordered a case of the house white to have shipped home. Top 5 tiramisu that I've had in Italy. Service and management is exception. We became rather frequent patrons, so we got to know the waiter and manager well.

We love this place! The kids asked to go back several times it was their favorite spot and would…read morehave if we stayed in Rome longer! We had great service from our waiter and he made us the best mojitos and the atmosphere was amazing! I love the carbonara and I actually loved everything! The appetizers were delicious and the entrées were delicious and amazing! The mozzarella melted on my fork it was amazing and delicioso! If we're ever in Rome again we definitely have to go back!!!

The real thing, great pizzas and apps. Tucked away outside of Porta Pia this is local place with…read moreproper selections of Roman dishes and both Napoli and Rome pizzas.

We asked the front desk at the hotel for a recommendation and ended up going there three nights in…read morea row... First night, treated like family... second night we went back after a "fancy" restaurant that had also been recommended was a fail and the last night we went for one more pizza and visit with our favorite waiter after an afternoon pasta making class! Pizza, pasta, steak... all amazing but the hospitality of the staff was the best in Rome!

This was an amazing experience. I had a sausage pizza and it was incredible, well cooked, and great…read morequality. Our server, Andrea, was super funny and great and really hightened the experience. The environment was really well decorated and it felt really cozy. Also, almost all the menu was in English, Italian, German, Spanish, and what seemed to be French!

We had one of the worst dining experiences of our entire trip to Italy at this restaurant. The…read moreservice felt discriminatory and incredibly unwelcoming from the moment we arrived. Our family of four was waiting to be seated when a local family of four arrived after us and was seated immediately. We were eventually seated right next to them, and they were served bread while we were ignored and received none. We ordered wine that was never brought to the table, and at one point a waiter who was not even serving us removed our wine glasses after we had already ordered the wine. The service throughout the meal was chaotic and rude. The artichoke dish was extremely bland -- no seasoning and no flavor at all. Most of the food was greasy and disappointing. To make matters worse, we were seated directly next to the kitchen where the cooks and waiters were loudly arguing throughout our meal. We understand that service in Italy is often slower and more relaxed, and we have enjoyed wonderful hospitality everywhere else during our trip. However, this was by far the worst service we experienced anywhere in Italy. We were even asked if we wanted the bill before we had finished eating, while the local family next to us remained seated comfortably long after finishing their meal. We left feeling unwelcome and discriminated against. Unfortunately, this restaurant seemed interested only in serving locals well. If you are not Italian, do yourself a favor and dine elsewhere. We absolutely do not recommend this place.

Great food and great service. Staff was fantastic and could not have had a better experience.read more

We visited twice during our recent trip to Rome. We were starving after our visit to the Colosseum…read moreand we were so happy to find this place a short walk away. This place has a great selection of pizzas, pastas and drinks and a really lovely atmosphere. Everyone was very happy with their meals including two finicky teenagers. El was our server both times and she took really great care of us, and we had fun chatting with her and both of the owners. We highly recommend this for an authentic meal in Rome.

Ok, Italy, the standard is set then…read more Where do you go in Rome when you've just arrived to your AirBnB, it's 930 at night, and you're in the touristy area but don't want touristy food or prices? Here, that's where. Honestly, this place out did my expectations in many respects. First, the atmosphere was inviting and relaxing with soft jazz lingering in the air and the dim lighting carrying it throughout the restaurant. Second, our waiter, Andrea, only added to the environment with his friendly smile and warm personality. Lastly, the food. The food is a pilgrim's reward. Our pallets enjoyed every bite of savory oxtail, scrumptious Margarita pizza, rich Bucatini all'amatriciana pasta, smooth dardano wine that Andrea helped us choose, refreshing vanilla gelato, and a special creamy strawberry dessert only known to this restaurant. Needless to say, we walked, no...rolled away stuffed and fully satisfied. This is a great place in many regards that, in our opinion, set the bar for Italian food and hospitality. Enjoy

A relaxing, small place with still then possibility of lively fun. Just off the crowded alleys that…read moreI think making outdoor dining a challenge, Casa Mia is a great option to start your evening in Trastevere. Food is always delicious, reasonably priced and served by a friendly staff that has been there a few years (at least).

Sooo, this place is not top end, BUT it is very nice. When you check in you're greeted by the…read moreowners son, which is a young gentleman. Very helping and attentive. Obviously this place is family run. They bent over backwards to help with my physical limitations. We also met the owner later in the evening. He was very friendly and welcoming. My wife and I had stayed here 6 years ago and came back and not been disappointed. I would recommend if you're looking for a place with a great central location and clean well affordable accommodation. Not to mention it has its own bar and restaurant. Which the food is good and the staff are great. Would recommend and come back.

During my trip to Italy, I only had a short time in Rome - about 36 hours. So, we squeezed in as…read moremuch as we could during the short time including a golf cart tour so we could hit all the hotspots. At the end of the tour, our guide dropped us off for lunch and provided this spot as a suggestion. (The one tip we heard repeatedly from locals while in Italy - avoid any restaurant that had pictures outside of their food or had alfredo, spaghetti and meatballs or chicken parmigiana on the menu.) So, she kindly dropped us off here - at this little spot just off the beaten path. We arrived at lunch time, but were lucky to secure a table outside (dining al fresco in Italy is just a must whenever possible). That said - we just had a light lunch as we had big dinner plans that evening. So, I had only a glass of rose wine and one dish - cacio e pepe. But, here's the thing - I am still thinking about that one bowl of pasta now - more than a month later. It was that good. It's such a simple dish - pasta, cheese, pepper. And yet - so much deliciousness. I've tried to recreate at home, but to no success. I will keep trying. But, the long story short, if you are in Rome, stray off the beaten path - go here and have the cacio e pepe. Honestly - I bet all their dishes are amazing. If I get back to Rome - I will seek this place out to test my theory!

Very good food and quiet quaint outdoor seating…read more We had - carbonara with bacon Al dente creamy perfect - meatballs good compliment to the pasta - mistizanata salad - bitter but good Recommend it

tl;dr excellent traditional Roman cuisine meets exceptional service, so you are sure to feel right…read moreat home in this family-run trattoria The Roman pasta scene is dominated by four quintessential pasta dishes -- Carbonara, Cacio e Pepe, Amatriciana, and Gricia -- and each is served at any of the countless trattorias around Rome. While plenty of these places are unabashed tourist traps, others are true diamonds in the rough. Finding the gems can be challenging -- so I was relieved that our host in Rome invited us to one of his favorite family-run spots: La Pace del Palato. Just blocks from the Piazza Navona, La Pace makes its home on a slightly sleepy side street. Inside, cool bright colors pop out directly from the walls. Plaster meets exposed brick in a wavy pattern across the walls, themselves only decorated with shelves of wine. Metal stars hang down from the high ceilings. Muted jet-black chairs are pressed up to the lightwood tables, each decorated with a dumbbell-shaped lamp. Just days in advance, I secured a reservation for weekend dinner. The proprietor Renato didn't speak any English, but he was fluent in hospitality. As soon as we arrived, we were made to feel at home, and the staff joked with us like family throughout the meal. Our meal kicked off with two complimentary antipasti: a flavor-packed, Aperol spritz-inspired amuse bouche and a smoky roasted eggplant salad. After that, our group gravitated toward the "Roman Tradition" selection of the menu: classic Roman pastas. My favorite was the excellent Mezzemaniche alla Carbonara. Despite the deep yellow sauce, the flavor was rich and peppery rather than egg-dominated. I also loved the Rigatoni alla Amatriciana for its particularly tomato-forward sauce and plentiful pork. But don't sleep on the generously-sauced Ravioli (prosciutto, ricotta, and thinly-sliced proscitto) or the melt-in-your-mouth Stringozzi alla Gricia (cacio e pepe enhanced by guanciale). Across all of the pastas, my only criticism was that the pork could have been more consistently crispy; otherwise, the textures and flavors were excellent. We completed our meal with a tiramisu -- it is a testament to La Pace that we downed the dessert despite our already-full bellies. Our bill worked out to just over $100 -- on par with some of our least memorable meals in Paris. La Pace del Palato literally translates to "the peace of the palate", and the name couldn't be more apt. This was our final restaurant on a whirlwind trip through Italy, and everything about this meal satisfied. For Roman classics done right, look no further than Renato's humble cucina.

This is my number 1 fav restaurant in Rome. If you wanna have the best food experience you have to…read morego here. Everything it's exquisite from food , to wine ,to ambiance, to staff . It's a mix between the Italian old cuisine to the new one. The variety of wine that they serve it's in a perfect symphony with the variety of the food. Renato the owner and his family they gonna make you feel so special that you would like to have dinner always there. The ambiance it's intimate and typically Italian style. You're welcome.