Love this place! Came two years ago, same waiter let us have a glass of wine outside before kitchen…read moreopened both times. So chill! Every time the food has been great! Veal, ox tail, cacio e pepe. Service has been amazing and dessert tiramisu so tasty. In Rome give this place a try!!

One of the best trattorias in Trastevere Great ambiance and…read moreservice. I had an excelente pasta a la amatriciana and my friend Steak. Perfect for Justo seeing just enjoying a perfect Roman lunch. The real thing.

This was a good spot! We both decided to mix it up a little bit with more seafood based dishes and…read moreit paid off. It was pretty good, and the drinks were great as well. We liked the vibe outside but I wish we had sat inside instead, the inside was really cute!

One of the better pasta dishes I had while in Rome. Would liked to have tried some other dishes…read more My brother wasn't the biggest fan of his veal. Service was ok.

Incredible service. Great and delicious food. Loved every second of my experience there. This…read moremay be my favorite restaurant in Rome. Ambience was great. Waiters were really attentive and helpful. Food was the best so far.

Our first evening was at Saltimbocca and our last dinner was at Saltimbocca. I can't imagine a more…read moreenjoyable place to sample Rome's amazing food! We ordered artichokes, pizza, pasta and cocktails and enjoyed EVERYTHING! THE Aperol Spritz was good, it the Berry Fizz was off the charts good! Best meal all trip, Rigatoni à la Gricia for him and Carbonara for me!

We had an amazing dinner at Somo. The place is stunning, the service is very attentive, the food is…read moreawesome. I strongly recommend this place and the Rice ice cream with coconut milk and mango.

Loved absolutely everything of my experience at somo. Food…read morewas amazing, the waitresses were all very kind, attentive yet discrete, the ambience absolutely stunning. For sure one of the best Japanese restaurants in Rome!

Food was great staff was very friendly. They helped my wife and I pick out delicious meals. Really…read moreenjoyed our time here!

Review # 1200 After…read moresome shopping on the Via cola Di Riemzo, we were ready for lunch. This spot was a Yelp find. We arrived just before they opened at 12:30. We asked for a table outside and the kind lady asked us if we had a reservation (oh oh). We didn't. No problem as we took our pick of one of the tables. Two levels inside with a small Bar in the back. Before we knew it, outside seating was full and inside also filled up-a good sign. We ordered a liter (ended up being too much but when in Rome...) of their house Red and enjoyed it. For starters, we ordered the Fried Artichokes (thick breading and will order the Roman style with garlic/vinegar next time), fried Zucchini and Suppli-Cacio Pepe. The Suppli was delicious and was enjoyed the most. For main, it was Pasta Carbonara (Guanciale )-Proper carbonara and the streak of not having a bad version of this dish in Rome continues. The sliced Beef with mushrooms was also delicious -super tender and thin pieces of beef (medium rare as requested). We asked if the Tiramisu was house-made. Our server answered, "yes, and I am the one who makes it." How could we not order after that?! One of the best Tiramisus we've had. Perfect balance of coffee dipped lady fingers with cream-delicious! Our Server was kind, attentive and full of hustle -she was covering a lot of ground. Don't miss this Gem if you are in the Prati district.

Food is fresh, service is cute, the INSIDE IS SMALLLLLLLLLLLLL! If you're inside, you may share a…read moretable with a stranger! It's fine, they won't talk to you. Lol. It's just VERY TIGHT!

I cannot say enough good things about this place! First, the menu is always handwritten, with only…read morea few tables inside and outside. We got there early and were able to grab a table outside. It is located on a quieter street which was really perfect for a calm dinner. The staff were really friendly and the house wine was delicious. I got the ravioli with eggplant and tomatoes and my husband got the Amatriciana pasta. We were both really happy with our meals! I highly recommend this restaurant!

Second night to eat dinner here. But I have to tell you a funny story…read more When we entered, we asked for a table for two. The lady tried to put us at a table for two right by the front entrance. I asked her, "I'd like a table in the back please?" She turned and looked at me with the Evil Eye. Like the mother-in-law who can't stand you but puts up with you. She acquiesced and put us at a table in the back. Ordered spring rolls (2 per order) and pork shu mai (4 pieces) as appetizers. Spring rolls were vegetarian, nice and crispy with a decent amount of cabbage filling. Shu mai were good considering they tasted like the frozen variety. You need some soy sauce and chili oil for dipping. I couldn't find a shrimp dish I liked so I just went for shrimp fried rice instead of white rice. Caution, there were three whole shrimp cut in half in the dish so don't expect much shrimp in your fried rice. For dinner, I stayed with the Hot and Sour Pork and Sauteed Bean Sprouts for a veggie side dish. We tried their Rice Noodles with Beef, similar to Beef Chow Fun, but with thinner rice noodles. Again, three pieces of flank steak beef in the entire dish. Not too bad. It was tasty and not too greasy. We finished with a Lemon Sorbet. A premade frozen lemon filled with lemon sorbet capped by the lemon top. We could see the server take it from a plastic bag out of the freezer. A unique looking dessert...i liked it frozen. It was refreshing. So I return to the seating. I don't like to sit near the front door. I'm a bit superstitious and like to sit somewhere where I can watch the front door and see who walks in. This time, I got a healthy dose of side eye with my Chinese food!

We needed a break from Italian food and saw this restaurant near our hotel. We came here for lunch…read moreand we were seated right away. They had a good variety of options with a mix of Chinese and Italian food. We got the hot and sour soup, fried rice, and pork. It was all surprisingly really good. The portions were decent and it was full of flavor. The food takes awhile to come out. We sat and ordered before a few tables and they got multiple food items before we got ours. Once they started coming out with our food, the items came out back to back which was nice. The restaurant is small/medium sized so we did see the restaurant get filled up pretty quickly. Definitely a spot to check out if you need rice haha

First of all, fabulous service. We walked in around 8:45, were full, but seated us in half the time…read moreit said it would take. Secondly, fabulous food. I got a marina pizza and husband got carbonara and the look on his face was pure bliss. Finally, FABULOUS price. Half the cost of anything back in America. Go here over any other places in the neighborhood. You'll thank us later.

Quaint street side cafe that was a refreshing break from the crowded hustle and bustle of daily…read morelife. Started with a Suppli which is a fried rice ball stuffed with mozzarella cheese and a tomato sauce, it reminds me of the filling of a stuffed pepper and it was hot cheesy and delicious.My pasta of choice was Gricia which was spaghetti with bacon pecorino cheese and pepper, I loved it especially with the pecorino and pepper it was a great smooth flavor definitely worth you trying.Husband had the Carbonara and he said it was fantastic. My recommendation is of your in the area stop by and you will be happy you did.

From the street , it's another patio to eat on in Rome, but inside, into the cellars that date back…read morehistorically. It's a busy place, but your service will not be compromised. Extensive menu and levels of wine available, and a very patient wait staff. Food was fresh, and good. Fairness it's hard to find bad. They are all, even the "commercial touristy' p,ace won't disappoint you with the meal. The easiest thing in Italy to do is eat.

If you like your meals with touch of history Da Pancazio might be for you. While it's nice to sit…read morein their calm outdoor seating just off of bustling Campo de' Fiori the real charm is sitting in the cool dining rooms / caves underground. Apparently part of Theater of Pompey from 55 BC. Food wise we were craving Roman classics rigatoni alla carbonara and tonnarelli cacio e pepe. Rich pecorino and strong pepper. Bacon on the carbonara was nice and crunchy with thick yoke. Dinner with Romans who approved. Also had a favorite fried zucchini flowers. Their version had ricotta rather than mozzarella along with anchovies. I prefer with mozzarella but other than that it was excellent. Wine wise I kept it simple with a glass of Frascati. Prices reflect the location. Service was a bit on the slower side on a busy evening but otherwise exceptional, helpful and friendly.

My family and I ate strictly pizza and pasta for the first three days we were in Rome. Frankly, we…read morewere tired of al dente pasta and meatless pizza. And I've been taking heat for my opinion about authentic Italian food but I don't care. My palate is my palate. Italian pasta is bland and not rich enough - to me. So when we found Bao Bao, I was excited. Finally some sriracha and chili oil. We got ramen and dumpling soup and soup dumplings and pork dumplings and har gao. And to be completely honest, the food was average to the standards set forth by the Chinese here in the states. But boy was it tasty to us. We came again a few nights later. The service here is fantastic. They're super nice and they even squeezed us in before a reservation that had called dibs on the table we sat at. The dining area is quaint but pretty modern. Dinner starts at 1900 hours and they accept reservations like I stated earlier. So when you get tired of the pasta, stop by and give your tummy some decent flavor.

After several days indulging in the wonderful pasta and pizza of Italy, sometimes you just need a…read morebreak. We found ourselves intensely craving Chinese comfort food and discovered Bao Bao Dumpling in Rome--and it proved to be a highly decent and satisfying detour. Bao Bao shines brightest when it comes to its signature dumplings. The Xiao Long Bao (XLB) is very decent, providing that savory broth and satisfying wrapper texture you look for. A great feature of the restaurant is the visible preparation area; you can actually watch someone hand-making the dumplings fresh in the front window, which speaks volumes about their commitment to quality. Beyond the XLB, the Fried Bao is also a delicious and worthwhile order. It offers an excellent contrast in texture and flavor to the steamed varieties. While the dumplings were excellent, the experience was slightly less remarkable in other areas. I was craving a hot bowl of noodle soup, but I wouldn't rate their noodle soup as the best. It's serviceable, but perhaps not their specialty. If you are in Rome and need a break from traditional Italian fare, Bao Bao Dumpling is a solid, reliable choice. It serves genuinely decent Chinese food, especially the fresh dumplings, making it a highly recommended spot when that dumpling craving hits!