Hosteria Come 'na Vorta In Roma

We went there by chance because we were looking for a quick dinner. It's a nice place but nothing special. The food is good—a special mention goes to the meatballs in tomato sauce. The service is friendly and fairly quick. The price is a bit high; when I hear "osteria," I think of a somewhat basic place with generous portions and reasonable prices. Here, the place is small but well-prepared, and the food is decently portioned. But when you start charging me €3 for two pieces of bread, I change my perspective from "osteria" to "restaurant." In conclusion, if you go, be careful about what you order, because you risk paying more than if you go for fish.

A typical Roman restaurant. Amazing caccio e pepe. Excellent carbonara. Really friendly service. Highly recommended.

Excellent for lunch and dinner, with excellent food and friendly staff. We're always happy to return.

Sunday family lunch on a scorching hot day, the restaurant fully booked both inside and out. Only one waitress for all the tables, Ludovica, was kind and cheerful despite the heat and the busy schedule. The food was very good: excellent homemade pasta, good sauce. The only downside was the inevitable wait, despite the goodwill of the kitchen and dining room staff.

I've been frequenting this wonderful Roman osteria for several years, and every time is a unique pleasure. The dishes are generous, authentic, and of extraordinary quality, prepared with passion. The service is impeccable, and the welcoming staff always makes you feel at home. A warm and convivial atmosphere makes every visit special. It deserves much more than 5 stars: it's the perfect place for those seeking the authentic flavors of Rome.

A true neighborhood trattoria serving excellent Roman cuisine. The cacciatore meatballs are a must-try. The staff are very welcoming and friendly.

Excellent Roman cuisine at fair prices. Very friendly and professional staff. Highly recommended.

The food was very good! We had a good time in this local restaurant.

If you are in the area, stop by. The typical Roman dishes are well made.

A place where you can feel at home. The owners are really kind and attentive. Dishes cooked with love and quality raw materials. We go back home after a nice plate of wine donuts, gentian, nocino and cigars offered by the house. I highly recommend at least a stop if in the area.