Tata Pizzeria Griglieria has a laid-back neighborhood-spot feel, with a simple exterior that blends…read moreinto Rome's residential streets (we almost missed finding it multiple times, as it's hidden in the side of a museum-like building). Inside, the space is casual, modern, and unfussy, with straightforward seating and a welcoming, family-style atmosphere. The vibe is relaxed and local - we were one of the only tourist groups in the dining room. At around 7pm on a Thursday night, the restaurant was about ¾ full, and our party of five was immediately seated. The menu is extensive, with everything from antipasti to over three different styles of pizza (each with 10+ flavor options) to pasta to full entrees. You may order each pizza as "Napoletano" or "Romano"; the former is softer, chewier, and airier, whereas the latter is thinner and crispier; as we were in Rome, most of us opted for the Romano option, and we appreciated the crunchy texture and slight drizzle of olive oil in the crust. There's plenty of creative topping combinations, with options for everyone. One member of our party ordered their Margherita (€10) with tomato sauce, mozzarella, basil, and a drizzle of olive oil; it was a simple classic done right, and she appreciated the high-quality ingredients. Their Cafona (€13) is a unique white-base pizza with mozzarella, smoked provola cheese, savory sausage, crispy potatoes, and EVOO; something that would be hard to find in the States, but a delectable combination. The La Norma (€13) is a red-base with fried aubergine, salted ricotta, mozzarella, cherry tomatoes, basil, and EVOO; think of it as a margherita pizza's sophisticated cousin. The Tartufata (€13.5) comes with tomato sauce, truffle salsiccia (sausage), cherry tomatoes, basil, EVOO, and an indulgent ball of burrata; my friend highly enjoyed it, though found it a bit unwieldy to eat. Lastly, I opted for their Fru Fru Porchetta (€16) - this was a huge pizza sectioned into three: margherita, mushroom/provolone, and porchetta with potatoes. It was a thicker crust, with a pillowy interior. I loved that I could sample three flavors at a time, though I will say I think my pizza had too much cheese, especially as compared to the other pizzas. Their dessert menu was extensive and looked absolutely delectable, but we were so stuffed that we couldn't fathom ordering any more food. Price-wise, Tata is quite affordable for the portio -sizes; with tasty food, a plethora of options, and friendly service, making it a great everyday dining option without tourist-level pricing.

It was not easy to find to be honest .... But we didnt seem to have a lot of food choices in the…read morehood. The service was helpful- they. Made an effort to get someone who spoke a little English to answer my brief questions . The pizza was good- not great . Honestly after 3 weeks in Italy snd now writing the review I can't recall much about it other than good so it was not a stand out meal . The crust was very thin and tasty and their wine selection was nice- several sparkling choices along w a good basic selection of reds.

Upon landing in Rome I decided that my first stop would be my favorite pizza joint growing up. La…read moremiglior pizza del mondo! La Mia favorita il ripieno prosciutto!

The food was outstanding, as was the service. A cozy little…read moreplace tucked down a narrow street, you could call it a hole in the wall, but it actually is quite spacious. The waitstaff kindly advised us to wait so we had more space, and had very good suggestions for our meal. The food itself was delicious, and came in surprisingly large portions. I wasn't able to finish. A true gem tucked away in Rome.

Very good, tasty pasta. The workers there are busting their butts, and I appreciated it. The…read moreambiance is like a typical Italian restaurant. Tables are pretty close together, but the food is well worth it.

The ambiance was very nice. It was hard to find the restaurant. The service was ok. Delicious foodread more

Walked up here for some lunch before visiting the Basilica San Paolo, and had a wonderful meal. Was…read moregreeted and whisked inside on a hot day, had better pasta than we had closer to the center of Rome, and felt truly cared for. If you're looking for a place where locals eat, this is it!

Is a friendly restaurant .. all the food have just the perfect portion and is just so enjoyable to…read moreeats there the stuff on the kitchen are so wonderful and humble people I see this restaurant all the time in the USA and I soon. I arrive to Roma I went there to eats that wonderful food the owner Christian he is a love . I will be back if I come back to ita

We've eaten at several restaurants in Roma, this is our favorite and kids loved it too! Lasagna,…read moreCacio peppe and pizza! It's small so, keep that in mind. We're a family of 5

We wanted to try Italian pizza so we decided to come here. We ordered the Italian Doc pizza, Napoli…read morepizza, Lasagna, and tiramisu. My favorite was the lasagna and Italian doc pizza. It was so good. The Napoli pizza was okay but probably wouldn't order it next time. The tiramisu was so good. Definitely very different than what I'm used to. It was so creamy and thicker but it melts in your mouth. The reason why I took off one star was because of the service. The servers were so rude. They were very short when I asked them something about the menu. Besides that, food was tasty.

While on one of my regular trips to Roma on business, I grew tired of the hotel food and all local…read morerestaurants nearby. Don't get me wrong, there's an excellent restaurant at my hotel, and they've taken good care of me and my colleagues, but the menu choices are somewhat limited, and you go through them all in a week time. Then what a man to do? Take a quarter hour short taxi ride to a nearby Euroma2 shopping mall. Walk around and see if you like any place in particular. Stumble upon Da Chicco, announcing Cusina Tipica Romana. Try yelping it up without success. Create a new listing for this business. And then, you see the 'Il Cliente ha sempre ragione' display (in more detail below), and realize it's time to settle down and have dinner. As long as you adhere to the main principles of the below included statement, your dinner is a guaranteed success. Yes, the menu choices are quite typical here, confined to regular Roman cuisine. We shared a variety of small plates with antipasti, including salami, various cold cuts, prosciutto, olives, and cheese. For main course, ordered a Margherita pizza, pasta Rigatoni a' carbonara (Rigatoni, egg, bacon, Parmesan, pecorino cheese, pepper, olive oil), and seared chicken breast with potato Arrosto. Everything was satisfactory and the time flew by fast. Il Cliente Ha Sempre Ragione: Se non ci fa perdere tempo, Se non ha pretese assurde, Se ha rispetto per il nostro lavoro, Se non ci considera suoi servi, Se ha la nostra stessa pazienza, Se ha la nostra stessa cortesia, Se non chiede sconti, Ma soprattutto... Se paga in contanti. The customer is always right: If there is time consuming, if has not alleged absurd, if has respect for our work, if not consider us his servants, if has our same patience, if has our same courtesy, if not asks for discounts, but especially ... If you pay in cash. From the primi and minestre pasta and soup menu Rigatoni a' carbonara €9,00 uovo, guanciale, parmegiano, pecorino, pepe (egg, bacon, Parmesan, pecorino cheese, pepper) Margherita pizza - Pinsa Margherita €7,50 Pomodoro, mozzarella, olio, basilico (Tomato, mozzarella, olive oil, Basel)

Located on the 3rd floor of the Euroma 2 shopping mall, Da Chicco is an authentic Italian…read morerestaurant that serves awesome pizza, great pastas, and offers the freshest baked bread for their patrons. Euroma 2 is a mall that is located on the southern edge of Rome. I was here for work, otherwise I probably would have stayed closer to center of Rome. Still, the food was amazing and the service was good. I would highly recommend getting their pizzas as they have the best pizza crust. We also tried their Calzone which was decent, and their Pasta carbonara was great. Oh my next trip to Rome for work, I'll probably make it a point to stop by Da Chicco again.

The most amazing pizza I've ever had in my life!!! That's all you need to know. The vibe is…read moreamazing. Love the staff!

Fabulous local pizza place. We were the only tourists there. Pizzas were great, wine was…read morereasonable, and it was a great night all around.

Food was great, good service and good pricing. Sat on the patio outside and it's on a quiet side…read morestreet. Fish special was very good, as are the lightly fried anchovies.

Peppo was one of our food spots on our Tour with Eating Europe. Our guide Valentina was so…read moreknowledgeable about the pasta, sauces, etc. We got to sample their margaritas pizza, their local white wine (blessed by the Pope) & red wine as well as 2 different types of pastas. One was pasta with cracked pepper and cheese, the other pasta with red sauce and seasonings. Honestly, all the food and wines were amazing, but I preferred the pasta with cheese and cracked pepper. The staff was on par and accommodated our large group in a swift and professional manner. I'd highly recommend Peppo!