Not really knowing what was in the area we walked here from our hotel and were pleasantly…read moresurprised. The menu is in Italian so we just got the Margherita pizza (one of the few words we understood). For 4.5 euros I don't see how you can beat it. If we order it again we'll probably get it delivered and ask them to cut it. I've noticed none of the pizza's come sliced like we're used to in America. But for a cheap pizza definitely get this place!

A very pregnant me was starving after a long day of exploring Roma when an amazing aroma enticed me…read moreto peep inside this little spot. They were about to close, but the nice young man making the pizzas welcomed us anyway and proceeded to make the best pizza we had during the entire trip. Besides it being baked in a wood oven (drool), they have toppings galore which they pile in separate bunches and then you kind of mix them yourself. They also don't cut the pizza, you eat it with a fork and knife. So different than the pizza we've had in the U.S. We sat down and enjoyed our pizza without anyone rushing us, on the contrary, we engaged in conversation with the staff. We shared some laughs and went back to our hotel very pleased with the experience!

Amazing sandwiches for an amazing price. Everything is awesome on the menu and in my 2 weeks in…read morerome I ate here 3 times. Great place!

Exactly the thing I needed at 1 am. I had arrived in Rome a jetlagged mess and passed out in my…read moreroom until about 10 o'clock at night. I awoke in a desperate need for some kind of substance and found Mr. Sandwich. Their hours of 8-3 suited my fat ass America tastes perfectly and I ordered. They allow you to order online, which is nice if you know fuck all about the Italian language and the food is amazing, I highly recommend if you too find yourself in my position. I'm actually bringing their menu back as a souvenir, it had such an impact on my life.

Don't walk too fast or you'll miss it! (And you don't want to miss it!)…read more It's a small place with a modern vibe and excellent food. The sandwiches are narrow baguette bread with mouth watering meats, veggies, and spreads. There are also vegetarian options. The ingredients are so fresh, and the sandwich varieties are so unique and absolutely delicious that I don't think you can go wrong with any choice. The guy who helped us was very nice. For the English-speaking folks: the person who helped us spoke English, and the menu is in Italian and English as well. They accept credit cards. Buon appetito!

Excellent sandwich, the baguette is fresh. I had a baguette with 2 types of meat, arugula and dried…read moretomatoes drizzled with olive oil. The second day was a #10 that included mortadella, stracciatella, cream ceese, chopped pistachios and truffles. Both were excellent.

This place is amazing and a must visit for any vegan in Rome. I went in the morning before the full…read morehot food menu was available, but they had supplì, cold sandwiches, and desserts available. I tried the carbonara supplì which was absolutely incredible, and I got a free tiramisu for leaving a google review, which was also delicious. The staff are so so friendly and they speak English.

This is a small grocery store that was a reasonable walk from the neighborhood near the Vatican. We…read morepurchased some pastries, tiramisu and cheeses from iVegan and were thrilled with them. The Parmesan cheese was especially delicious! They also have a large selection of faux meats. They were super friendly and helpful and spoke English! They have a mellow vibe, as well, with some all natural beauty products and iVegan tote bags.

Our family happened upon Tutto Ghiotto in the Mercato Gianicolense and became fast friends with…read moreRiccardo and Letizia. They are passionate about quality Italian foods and love to share their knowledge and samples with you. We were offered so many different gourmet tidbits I lost count. Without a doubt one of the best experiences our family had during our tour of Italy. Everything they make and sell is the best quality. Their store in the Mercato is inviting and modern. For an excellent primer to Italian foods and the great love that Italians have for good food, you need to visit Tutto Ghiotto.

From the owner: Tutto Ghiotto è un chiosco nel Mercato Gianicolense in Roma che offre Specialità Gastronomiche…read moreprovenienti da tutta Italia, come bufala e buratta, affumicati artigianali, gastronomia pronta, conserve, olio eccellente, vini speciali. Troverete tutte le mattine fritti freschissimi (tra i migliori a Roma per fragranza e qualità), cucinati al momento. E' possibile richiedere qualsiasi nostro prodotto direttamente a casa vostra. Sarà per voi una vera esperienza di gusto.

From the owner: Rinfresco a Domicilio , Battesimi , compleanni , Feste di ogni genere , La passione e l'amore per i…read moredettagli direttamente ovunque vuoi tu, con consegna sempre gratuita in tutta Roma e provincia.

My wife and I went to her first soccer game in Rome, and the offerings at the stadium food-wise…read moreare...not great. Combined with the insane crowds trying to get on buses and we decided to instead walk to a nearby neighborhood and catch a quick dinner there first. We found this location of the popular Italian chain here and decided to give it a try. There was a small line from people at the game but it moved quickly. Also noteworthy is there is no seating inside this location, but there are enough tables and stuff outside. Trapizzino is known mainly for bread pockets filled with various fillings. You need to pay attention because when they run out of one flavor, they'll replace it with an entirely different flavor. Same goes for their suppli (fried rice ball) varieties. All the varieties sounded delicious, but we went with their cacio e pepe suppli, chicken cacciatore trapizzini, and burrata/anchovy trapizzini. They're a bit tricky to eat since they aren't shy with filling up the bread and forks are nowhere to be found. But man, what a great concept. The food is fairly cheap but the flavors are so varied and such high quality that you forget you're basically eating chain street food. I wish I had more room for food so I could try things like their Ethiopian stew or meatball or whatever else could come out of that kitchen. My chicken one was juicy, herbal, and the right amount of saucy. My wife's burrata was rich, but not too much, and the salty punches of the anchovies helped cut through it. Whether this location or one of the others scattered around Rome, Trapizzino is a great place to refuel after all the walking you'd be doing.

Checked this place out bc one of my friends recommended it…read more All in all I thought it was ok. Pretty much Roman sandwiches stuffed with stuff and it's pretty flavorful. Also tried their fried rice balls. It was good but personally not amazingly good. A lot of locals go here so it's not bad food... I think it's a good place to grab a quick bite to eat. There's only like 3 small table/stools inside and most people just eat it on the go. I think my review might be a little biased Bc my friends and I walked 30-40min to eat here. And we struggled and got lost along the way as well. So when we finally found this place and got to eat here it wasn't as good as I expected it to be. I don't think I'll ever go out of my way to come eat here again. If you're in the area and want to grab something quick to eat that's pretty good this place is your place. But I don't recommend coming here out of your way....