Ba ghetto In Roma

On a sunny, hot day, we decided to stop here for refreshments. We'd tried other options on this street, and today we decided to make a change. Massimo welcomed us with attentiveness, friendliness, and professionalism, and he really stood out! We opted for excellent artichokes and tonnarelli alla gricia! We'll be back!

Saturday evening in the Ghetto, not very crowded due to the great heat and the various parties around Rome, the ideal time to visit one of the most beautiful districts of Rome. We stopped at the taverna posto romano with Roman specialties. Unfortunately, the coda and the pajata were missing. We ate the gricia with artichokes and sublime coratella. For dessert, the unsurpassable ricotta and sour cherry tart and tiramisu. A big thank you to Massimo, our very knowledgeable and I guarantee very friendly waiter. The classic Roman dish of Rome. Let him recommend you. He will make you eat divinely. If you go, say hello to him.

Everything was excellent. A small table on the street, Roberto's service was superb, and the food was some of the best in the Jewish Quarter. Hearty dishes made with supreme quality ingredients. The lamb with herbs was unparalleled, and the lace noodles (gricia) with the neck bacon and fried artichoke were hard to beat. Cheers, taverna.

Central location, charming, with traditional and very good food. Very good prices. The waiter, Roberto, was very hospitable and gave us great recommendations for what to eat. If we return to Rome, we will definitely return.

At dusk, after a stroll through Rome's hidden alleys, you're greeted first with kindness and then with friendship. Excellent service, well-timed. The artichokes, gricia, and coratella are delicious, with generous portions. Excellent, and everyone is well done.

My husband and I wandered by one evening and decided to try as I was looking for somewhere to try fried artichoke. I enjoyed our meal, we both got the gnocchi with zucchini hearts and saffron. I was very good. Service was good and we sat outside and enjoyed people watching in the busy neighbourhood. No complaints!

While strolling through the Jewish ghetto, amidst a sea of ​​bars and restaurants, we were drawn to the typically Roman menu displayed. We decided to sit down: a truly fortunate choice! A typical restaurant with a lovely terrace. Massimo, the manager, and Nicola, the waiter, recommended what to try: you absolutely must try their gricia with artichokes and lamb, delicious! To finish, they brought us a homemade ricotta and bisciole tart, a true delight for the palate. Generous portions. Authentic cuisine. Throughout the evening, Massimo and Nicola took care of us, without being intrusive, but happy to chat about various topics. Bottom line: we left happy, super satisfied, stuffed, and happy to have met such pleasant and friendly people. We felt pampered and had a wonderful meal! A warm greeting also to the wonderful owner, Emanuela. A top rating, absolutely worth trying if you're in the area!

Amazing place... we'll be back again. Macran served us very well.

Bellissimo posto nel ghetto di Roma cucina ebraica ottima ,personale preparato e spiritoso..carciofo alla giudea .. abbacchio arrosto top

Buena atmósfera, me encantó la calle. estaba todo lleno de buenos restaurantes kosher y muy animado. me sentí como lechoso, así que elegí ese. la comida era agradable nada para escribir a casa, pero el ambiente era genial y el personal era agradable.