Chiodofisso LaB In Roma

The historic "Chiodo Fisso" restaurant has refocused its cuisine: Sardinian, with a few local touches, and pizza. The welcome is warm, and the space is relatively quiet. The occupied tables were far away and behind our seating area. We ordered for three: two cones of fried artichoke hearts, one gnocchetti malloreddus, a baked sea bass in a potato crust (excellently executed), a fried calamari, a saedas, a focaccia, and an excellent Vermentino. They were also very accommodating with the doggie bag service, thanks to the generous portions. I only gave 4 stars for the food because it could be improved and refined (too much flour on the fried artichokes made them heavy, for example), but overall, the quality was good. The price was reasonable (€40 each). We'll be back.

Very good, homemade, and refined. Quiet and quick. It was perfect for a quiet evening. I recommend it!

What a gem of a restaurant hidden in Rome. Family well run business with homemade food and reasonable prices. We ended up having dinner here 3 times. Best fregola I had in Italy in 2 weeks, better than the fregola I had in Sardinia! If you are staying around the area is well worth it. Grazie!

The place has great quality food and a nice atmosphere. We took pizzas and pasta also fried calamari and everything was good with reasonable prices.

A truly incredible find! We felt very welcomed by the friendly staff. We ordered culurgiones, maialino sardo and seada. Everything was authentic and full of delicious flavors. Highly recommend!

A superb discovery during our stay. Excellent Sardinian cuisine. Good value for money.

A bit cramped... Fast and friendly service. Good, popular cuisine. Tourist prices.

Wonderful ambiance, attentive service, and top-quality food make this restaurant a must-try. Their homemade bread is excellent.

We were there last night. The atmosphere was lovely, the staff were very welcoming and professional, and the food was truly excellent, from the pasta stuffed with fregola to the grilled tuna, the seada, the wine, the myrtle liqueur—definitely everything fresh and Sardinian. :)) We'll be back. From now on, they'll be our go-to in Alghero. Daniela & Franco

First night in Rome as a family with our two daughters, late arrival, we looked for anything close to our Adagio hotel. Honestly great. Relaxing atmosphere after a day of traveling, it's comforting. Very good pizzas and quality products. Price 10 euros per pizza. Perfect. Thanks to the team