Great food, service and value. We decided on the degustation menu which had four courses for 29€ (November 2017). The highlight for us was the carbonara. Make sure to book a table as there were no tables available when we tried to walk in the night before.
the pasta was really chewy and fresh tasting, both the rigatoni and tonarelli were extremely rich in flavor. we felt that the tonarelli was a bit salty and very average (too cheesy for our taste buds.) nice environment. lunch for two and water = 21.50 euros, not a bad price for near city center
Delicious food. Had a plate with 5 small appetizers, lasagna and really good dessert. Waiters were very friendly. I highly recommend it.
One of my favorite dinner experiences in Rome - we went twice! The food was overall really delicious, especially the mixed appetizer and cod Roman style. The lasagna was really good as well, except a tiny bit over-salted. We stumbled upon an amazing bottle of white wine which was the best I've ever hadThe service level was top-notch: attentive and personal. During a busy time the general manager took our order and it was clear he cares about delivering the best customer experience. I will be back for sure!
You know when you haven't planned on where to go for dinner and you end up finding some where really special, well this is it. A great restaurant, excellent food, very friendly service and good value. Might just have been the highlight of my Rome visit.
Fine dining with typical Roman dishes, some revisited in a modern style and with unusual mixing
Excellent, friendly service. English menu available. Food comes out within a reasonable amount of time. For how good a place it is the prices aren't terrible. Went with the €28 multicourse option because wanted to try a wide range of their food. It was solid.
Best place we ate at at our recent stay in Rome. Very nice staff, the set menu for 28 EUR ist great value when you want to taste the traditional Roman cusisine. Antipasti, Tonarelli cacio/pepe, roast lamb, dessert. A la carte there's also more creative fare - more expensive but also notably larger servings. Too large problably if you want to have a classic four-course Italian meal. However in this case I would always recommend to share antipasti and secondo as many Italians do. Highly recommended, and right so, also by Slow Food.
One of the best restaurants in Rome. Near Campo di Fiori with indoor and outdoor seating. Has won the snail award for slow cooked food and it shows! Stop here for a great meal.
The best restaurant I have had in Italy for past 10 days. The set menu only cost €28. Beside the dessert was too sweet (I think it's too sweet at Italy in general), everything were outstanding even the breads. A beautiful journey.