Bibliothe In Roma

Such a gem! I loved everything about this restaurant: the food was delicious (we had their classic menu), the Ayurvedic tea tasty, the restaurant’s interior design is both beautiful and soothing, with beautiful art, and we were warmly welcomed! We will be back!

Simply an unforgettable experience. Food, atmosphere and location, makes this restaurant an unique setting for a meal in Rome. For dessert try the apple pie, it is delicious!

Delicious food. We arrived a bit early, so the chef wasn't ready yet, and we had to wait a bit. Once the chef was ready, everything went smoothly. Friendly staff.

For more places like this! Very good.

Food was OK. I got the set menu. The setting was very nice and the menu was unique. Everything I tried was simple in flavor. For the price, I expected a “wow”.

Amazing place, the food is great and the people are very kind

Fresh organic vegetarian food and good library as well

Hare Krishna. This is not a restaurant, nor a teahouse, nor a library. This is a temple of knowledge in the heart of Rome, a place where we can respect ourselves as incarnations of the divine. Food, drink, water, and books are precise and precious means to lead us to freedom.

great restoraunt with friendly workers and clean toilet

There's no telling what to praise more. The food, very light, is exquisite and flavorful, so pleasant, enjoyable, and cooked with mastery and devotion that one could keep savoring it, convinced that one is performing an act both right and delicious. The dining room, seating about 20, and the library lounge (mostly oriental, enchanting) are splendid and comfortable, with lots of wood, which is always a pleasure for those who aren't completely dulled. The quintessence of it all is the devotional passion of those who lead it. You can feel it everywhere and in everything. You leave feeling grateful. That life is a manifestation of God is simply obvious to those who haven't lost their intellect, but sometimes inspiring places like this are needed to remind us of it. I might not return only if I lost my mind.