Casale Rocchi In Roma

Neighborhood pizzeria with a wide selection of delicious fried foods and top-quality thin Roman pizza.

Decent quality, but the wait is a drag. A small-town pizzeria without any particular pretensions, where unfortunately the experience was marred primarily by the wait: over an hour for a pizza, decidedly excessive. During the wait, no one informed us or asked if we needed anything, which would have at least alleviated the inconvenience. The staff is friendly, but the management leaves much to be desired: when we reported the poor service, the managers failed to offer any assistance, neither with explanations nor with a gesture of attention to the customer. The value for money is average, if not a bit high considering the remote location. The arrosticini are good, while the pizza is very thin but rather sparse: not much mozzarella, not enough tomato, and overall lacking in flavor. Overall, the food isn't bad, but the organization and customer service definitely need improvement.

The pizzas are delicious, as are the fried foods and desserts. We'll try other dishes. The staff is friendly. The problem is that people don't talk. They shout. The only negative thing is that

Dinner with colleagues, welcoming and warm atmosphere. The appetizers were good (especially the fried ones), and the beer was good. Worth a try.

Everything was very good... The pizzas and fried foods were delicious.

Thin and well cooked pizza, with quality ingredients. The fried foods are homemade, the polenta is particularly good. Cheap prices. +++ recommended +++

I went for pizza last Friday and had a great time. The pizza and fried food were delicious. The service was fast and friendly. I'll be back soon and highly recommend it.

Good value for money. Roman pizza. Good fried foods.

The pizza is good and thin. The fried foods are very tasty. In my opinion, the bill is a bit high.

Top staff, everything was delicious