The chicken in the Pollo coi Pepperoni had tough fatty spots & a small bone. The sauce was so-so…read more The bacon pasta dish was just ok. I was charged five euros for the "free" bread served without request. Overall, the most expensive & worst meal in our 5 days in Rome.

Going through all of Italy enjoying all the food this is been our best meal so far…read moreFrom Tuscany to Venice back through Rome Loved the Gnocchi, Cod and calamari xoxo

One of the better meals we had in Rome. The food was very good. The rigatoni alla gricia was…read moreamazing and my dinner was great as well. The service was very good and was friendly to us. It's a small place filled with locals. Definitely recommend for a great Roman meal.

A cute place with plenty of locals. Fast service. Almost too fast--not a leisurely dinner but tasty…read moreand reasonable. Great wine. We walked from W Hotel and enjoyed the neighborhood vibes. Didn't open til 8:00 so everyone filed in at same time but friendly staff had it under control. Be sure to look at specials board. Roast beef (think deli meat) was very good. Fried veal was just OK. Not a lot of meat.

We found this place just wondering around the Re di Roma area and it deserves more reviews. The…read moreinterior was quaint with the option to sit outside. Staff were attentive. The food was delicious. I had the Cacio e Pepe, my son had the 18 hour Sous vide ox tail with tomato sauce. We had steak, the carbonara, and desserts - everyone left happy.

We felt so lucky to have so many great meals while in Italy. When we dined at Re di Roma, we had…read moretwo different bruschettas, both delicious... and pasta. Also both delicious. A cute little spot where we grabbed lunch between tours. Thanks internet for the recommendation!

Wow the food was delizioso! We ordered the pumpkin stew with focaccia for appetizers,…read moreCarbonara for first course, and for second course, spare ribs and sausage, and roast pork and potatoes. These were all recommended by the waiter. Service was also very good. The waiters were very kind.

My husband and I made a reservation to eat here on our first night in Rome and the food did not…read moredisappoint! The service was great, the staff was super friendly and the food was absolutely delicious. We ordered the focaccia to start then carbonara and amatriciana. Of course we had to order dessert and we got the tiramisu. It was absolutely one of the best tiramisus we had on this trip. If you want to go to a place and eat just like the locals this is the place to go. It was one of our best meals in Rome!

Even though they were so busy with only two servers, our server was so kind and patient. Our food…read morewas delicious, and we loved sitting out on the porch. We definitely recommend the gnocchi and the ragù. We loved this place!

We dined here twice during our trip. At the suggestion of our AirBnB host we tried this gem out…read more The staff is very friendly and the food is superb. By far the best meals we had while in Rome. Each night the menu can vary slightly. The ox tail was tender and perfectly cooked. The veal was also delicious. The Cacio e Pepe- simple and perfect. None of their food was over salted. Highly recommend dining here.

The food was just what my friends and I needed after our flight to Rome. The pasta was al dente,…read moreand the amatriciana sauce was unlike anything I've ever tasted. Truly, I was thinking about this pasta for the next two days, so my friends and I went back to Scopettaro for our last dinner in Rome. I got the alla gricia that time, and it was also very delicious. So delicious that I cleaned up both of my plates. I had tried other pasta restaurants throughout my trip, yet this place was my favorite! The service was quick and the Italian workers were very polite. This place felt very homey and a nice local spot if you want to avoid the tourist trap restaurants.

This was a real "hidden" gem! It is not very well known and recommended by an Italian, but it is…read moreclose to Trastevere on foot. We went for dinner and tried a few of their pastas, a chicken, and, of course, some dessert! The restaurant was busy, mainly Italians, which is a good sign, and everything we had was delightful! We had a lovely dinner, but our waiter didn't speak English; I would communicate in Spanish, and he would reply in Italian it made for some pleasant interactions, and we left with our hearts (and tummy) full

I'm not sure how a restaurant serving shellfish is kosher but I don't care. We were very pleased…read more The setting is quiet and well off the noisy stretches you'll find in Rome. Service is elegant. Sat outside. Really well done. I had the linguini with clams (again, seems to violate most kosher aspects). Really good. Pasta cooked perfectly. Had Caprese to start. Very good. Wife had ravioli with spinach and fontina cheese. She loved it. Kids had gnocchi amitriciana. They loved it. That has bacon so again the kosher aspect is...interesting. Would definitely go back.

This is my second time eating here over the last 5 yrs. And I think the carbonara and carcofi is…read morestill my fav in Rome. Highly recommend it. A little hard to find because the taxi drops off on the main street and you have to meander around to find it. But don't give up. It's worth it.

So freaking good and authentic. This place was legit. Best service. It was a drive and it was…read moregreat

We had a wonderful family meal at Pecorino for 10 people in late June. Pecorino is a neighborhood…read moreplace and the decor reflects it. Pecorino has all the traditional Italian (specifically Roman) dishes that you would want to try - fried artichokes, suppli, tripp's ally romana and pasta carbonara. The latter was the best I've ever had anywhere (we tried pasta carbonara at other restaurants later in the trip and this one had the crispiest and tastiest pancetta). We really enjoyed our meal in a homey surrounding with warm servers who did their best even with some language difficulties. We hope to be back one day.