Hummustown In Roma

We came here for a dinner unlike any other! We had the trio of dips (hummus, baba ganoush, and beetroot dip) with pita bread, falafel, and rice-filled grape leaf rolls, followed by moussaka with rice and falafel flatbread. To finish, we tried the baklava. Overall, we liked everything; I would have preferred the moussaka to be a little spicier, but it was still very good. I really enjoyed the falafel and the dips, and the baklava was among the best I've had in Rome. A little more expensive than average, but that's worth considering the social commitment and the quality of the ingredients. The staff were very kind, helpful, and welcoming; we had a really good time.

A must-visit place. The food is excellent and truly beautifully presented, both aesthetically and through the staff's explanations. I had the pleasure of meeting a woman (whose name, unfortunately, I don't remember) who welcomed my girlfriend and I and kept us company, talking about the dishes and our experiences. I highly recommend the place. The staff are friendly, polite, and incredibly enthusiastic about their work. Furthermore, most importantly, they support refugees in need of food and shelter.

Had lunch yesterday with my colleagues. Food was delicious, the staff extremely lovely. Very authentic, a gem to be discovered. Run by Syrian refugees.

The place is delicious, the food is amazing, and the staff is incredibly kind! I highly recommend it because everything is truly wonderful.

Very nice and quiet place. The staff were friendly and fast, and the dishes were tasty and beautifully presented.

We discovered this charity restaurant where we received a very warm welcome. We ordered many dishes, all of which were delicious. We had a great time. One small drawback when we saw the bill: the bottle of water (from the tap, I should add) was charged €3 + €1.50 each, and the bread was €2 each, even though we had ordered a mix of sauces (hard to eat them without bread). However, the owner rounded up the bill to €100 and offered us a drink.

Great atmosphere, welcoming staff, and nice food.

We visited this delightful restaurant yesterday for the first time. It was an absolutely positive experience. Shaza is a bright and welcoming person, and she recommended delicious dishes to us with a smile. The chefs, Syrian and Palestinian, are refugee citizens who, thanks to the inclusion project, have started a new life. We will definitely be back and will recommend it to everyone. Thank you so much, Shaza. Eddy and Alessia

✨ An authentic journey through the flavors of Lebanon and Syria! ✨ I just visited this Lebanese restaurant and I can't recommend it highly enough! An experience that goes far beyond a simple meal: here, you're taken on a true journey into Syrian culture, filled with intense flavors, captivating aromas, and a warm welcome that makes you feel at home from the first moment. The food is simply exquisite: every dish tells a story, prepared with fresh ingredients and perfectly balanced spices. From the creamy hummus to the crispy falafel, from the delicious kebabs to the rosewater-scented desserts... every bite is a discovery. But what truly makes this place special is the sincere and warm hospitality. The staff is attentive, kind, and always ready to explain the origins of the dishes, passionately conveying their love for their culture. A restaurant absolutely worth discovering: it's not just a dinner or lunch, it's an experience to be lived. Highly recommended for those who want to be surprised and experience the richness of Syrian tradition in an authentic and welcoming atmosphere. I'll definitely be back!

The waiters, despite the "language barrier," were always clear and very kind (something that should not be taken for granted), and the typical Syrian food was truly delicious (with a small mention for the moussaka, which was truly delicious).