Nice place, the food is good but I was disappointed by the quantity of the portions as being Roman cuisine I was expecting much larger portions. Friendly staff without being intrusive
If you are looking for a Roman cuisine restaurant, it is number one in Padua. Starters, first courses, second courses are good, plentiful and respectful of the Roman tradition.
We were passing through for dinner after the spa. Really good food, especially the first courses (great idea to serve them in pans). The only thing we didn't like very much were the fried artichokes, they seemed burnt and very greasy.
However I recommend it and would go back.
Very good food.
Service not great.
Waiters who bring out the first courses and don't know what they have in their hands. Decaffeinated coffee served as if it were normal because it wasn't mentioned (the waiter probably didn't even know this).
I would go back for the food. Maybe the evening wasn't exactly right for the service (dinner on a Friday and the place wasn't full). Maybe it was a bad night.
Nice environment.
We ate well but after serving us the requested dish, they abandoned us. We would have liked a sweet but no one showed up to ask if we wanted anything else. We managed to ask for a coffee on the fly because I refused to drink it at the counter. Price normal. I would happily stay here again.
21/01/2025: Beautiful place, the meat is really good, excellent for those who want to try different types of cuts. A kind and fast service.
07/01/2025: Let me start by saying that my thermometer is the Roman cuisine of Rome. Here I must say that I found it in the mixed starter and in the artichokes in various forms. I personally found the carbonara a little too seasoned even though it was made with quality ingredients. Average price (with shared starter, first or second course and dessert around 40 euros). Recommended.