We are here from Washington, D.C. renting an apartment in Prati district near Vatican. We got so…read moretired of Pizza and Pasta that we had to get this food no matter what. It specializes in Filipino food, which is so good. I had a shrimp soup called sinigang with hip on. Oh boy, so good and tangy. I'm Pinoy so this is comfort food to the max. I rarely eat it because I don't cook and my mother hasn't in long time. This was just as good, if not just a bit better than my mom's cooking. We had gone to Vatican museum,and were famished so came here around 2 pm, late for lunch,but it was pretty filled up. We went overboard and ordered $50 of food. The prices are reasonable, less than 7 euros for entree, but we ordered 3 entrees, 2 appetizers dishes of lumpia, plus a dish called generoso, which was a combo plate. So full we had to back to apartment for siesta and I am about to nap! 6 more days here, but definitely going back for carryout next week! This is near the Cipro metro station, which is closest stop to Vatican Museum.

Home away from home dishes, delicious bulalo and daing Bangus with atchara are just awesomely…read moreFilipino!

We are here last year, it was our first time. We decided to come back because we have been craving…read moreFor Filipino food. The food is good. We had lechon kawali and pandit. The service is not bad ... I will rate our experience with 4 for food quality and service.

After a few days of eating really good Italian food, my Filipino…read moretastebuds wanted Filipino food. Lucky for us there is a handful of Filipino restaurants near the Vatican. Our go to is Neighborhood Filipino Restaurant which is known amongst Filipino locals and travelers alike. They have tasty home cooked Filipino food and even had halo halo which refreshed us from the Rome heat. They have 2 locations in Rome. Both are good. We had their sisig, lumpia shanghai, and pinakbet. All so good that I forgot to take a photo! :) **PROs: --Good service l --Clean restaurant --Tasty dishes --Homemade ube ice cream with your halo halo **CONs: --On a very busy day, it may take a while with orders

After I had Chinese in Ireland that had gravy in it in 1997, I've had a firm policy I'd not eating…read moreAsian food in non-Asian countries while traveling. After a quarter of a century I broke that policy with Dim Sun in Rome and I was pleasantly surprised. The sun sun was serviceable. Good tastes. Nothing off-putting at all. And the nice atmosphere, great service, and air conditioning on a brutally hot summer day didn't hurt either. An enjoyable experience all around. Hit it up when you need that small lunch to tide you over until your late dinner of carbonara or cacio e pepe.

How can you not try a place named Dim Sum in Rome? After we toured the Vatican and worked up an…read moreappetite, we decided to try Dim Sum for lunch. It was a relatively easy walk from the Vatican. Their dim sum menu wasn't too extensive as compared to dim sum restaurants in Chicago, London, SFC, NYC, Toronto, etc. We tried a couple of dim sum items, beef chow fun and hot & sour soup. The soup was really good. The beef chow fun and dim sum wasn't bad although not the same level as most big cities that have Chinatowns. I would say for Rome it's good given there isn't a huge Chinese population. If you need your dim sum or Chinese food fix, this isn't a bad choice.

Happened across this little spot via maps and saw several glowing reviews! Turns out the reviews…read morewere right - this was a great spot to pick up an early dinner and mix it up from the pasta we'd been enjoying the past several days. We also love a good noodle box - and being able to build our own was fun. My husband and I split a box, we did udon noodles, a dark soy and ginger sauce, and picked a few veggies to add (in addition to the cabbage and egg it comes with). It was awesome to see them cook it right in front of us. The space is small and definitely tucked in amongst the bigger restaurants in the square. However, as the name alludes, it's a good on-the-go meal. It satisfied our need for a dinner on the go to be able to watch the sunset later in the evening!

We wanted something quick and also close to home being we've been in Italy for two weeks. We…read moredecided to stop by this place to grab a quick bite since it was in the general area. The food was very well flavor and not bland. I was pleasantly surprised. And the staff were super friendly and nice which made it a bonus.

The best place we went to was on our last night in Rome. The service, the food and the atmosphere…read morewere perfection. We will tell everyone to come here any time they're in Rome

You wouldn't think that in the heart of the busiest part of Trastevere you could have such a…read morequality restaurant, but this is it! Small place, simple, clean decor, friendly staff, helpful, but not overbearing. The food was absolutely delicious. I managed to try two appetisers and two mains, all fish based with a combination of flavours that was unusual, but not daring, resulting in harmonious mixes. Tiramisu was served "unstructured", nice idea, but maybe not the best result for the palate. Just to be picky, really.

This restaurant has a new name. It's Myto. It is fabulous the service is great and the food is…read moreamazing. The decor (Asian contemporary) is a bit more than I like walking down the stairs with the yellow stripe lights We will be back for lunch while in Rome

Amazing restaurant! Would definitely recommend if you need a break from the Italian dinners while…read morein Rome. This restaurant had an amazing menu and if your entire party is interested in an all you can eat dinner, it's a great deal. Only €21 for all you can eat. There are some "premium" items on the menu where you have to pay a small fee to have included in the unlimited menu, but well worth it.

Fantastic food with a great tapas concept. You have the opportunity to choose a full dish or a half…read moredish. If you want to try more then one of the great dishes you could order two or three half dishes (a tapa). We stayed in Rome for 7 days. We ate our second dinner at Lime, and decided to come back here for our last. That's how good it was. And they serve fantastic drinks that aren't very expensive. The staff speaks very good English which is one that common on Italy. A big advantage when you serve untraditional food and drinks. I recommend anyone that isn't looking for traditional Italian food to visit Lime. Try the quesadilla if they still serve it!!!

This was our favorite restaurant in Rome! After spending two weeks in Italy, we got tired of…read moreItalian food and wanted different options. We were delighted at the variety of the menu and wanted to give it a try. EVERYTHING was fantastic!! At lunch hour it was busy but we managed to find a seat for two right away. The hostess told us the specials for the day which included an entree, coffee and dessert for 12 euros! My Husband got that and I decided to do a few of the small plates to try different things because everything sounded so good and it was! I wish I would've taken a picture but we couldn't wait to dig in!

We were greeted with kindness & the service was impeccable…read more We ordered 2 Appetizers : Original Gyoza & Tempura Moriawase and 2 Ramen bowls: Yuzu Shio Ramen & Vegetable Ramen of the Buddhist Monk. The food was delicious I would return when visiting Rome !

When in Rome, try some delicious Japanese food. Never thought I'd say that. The foodie in me was…read moresuper excited about this unexpected find my family stumbled upon few days ago after eating pasta for 3 days straight in Italy. Wow! My miso chicken soup was just what I was craving. My family tried the sushi & Ramen with satisfaction reported by all. We intend on coming back here next time we're in Rome.