I Maroncio In Roma

10/01/2026: We had dinner at this restaurant in Rome with my family, intrigued by the name Saltimbocca because I really wanted to try one... and I have to say, it didn't disappoint 😄 The first thing that struck us was the staff's incredible kindness, especially towards our son: for me, it was a great calling card. We had a truly delicious and fragrant pinsa margherita. The cacio e pepe was fantastic, so much so that I even mopped up the bread with it! The saltimbocca was simply the best. The restaurant also has some outdoor seating. Inside, it's quite spacious, although perhaps there are a few too many tables, which slightly limits the amount of space available. My only small disappointment: I didn't get to try dessert because the one I wanted was sold out. Prices are normal. The bathroom is accessible via stairs. Highly recommended 👍

08/01/2026: Everyone was so friendly. They offered me cherry wine at the end. It wasn't anything special, but it felt good. I stopped by on my way back from a long Vatican tour. There were quite a few Asians, but I saw a lot of Westerners eating there too, so it seemed like a pretty good restaurant. I'd failed at vongole twice at other restaurants, so I tried it again near the end of my trip and it was fine. (Carbona tastes different in Korea, but vongole doesn't seem to taste the same, lol.) I ordered two pastas, so I also had thinly sliced ​​steak as a side dish, which was delicious. I didn't get to try the stew that everyone else was ordering, but it's not worth traveling far for, and it's worth stopping by if you're nearby. I always get wine by the glass recommendations at restaurants, and I was delighted to find the red wine that best suits my taste. (Sigh)