Il Delfino In Roma

A perfect place to have a breakfast in Rome

Authentic experience, good food and quick serving, I recommend it

Honestly the best place for breakfast, came here 2 times in my trip and the food and coffe were bussin'

I like Korean people. They are kind.

I read many bad reviews but I think that's because this is a unpretentious place. Felt very real/genuine and the guy who helped us was very nice. Great food as well. Has a very local vibe. At first it looked like a tourist trap as it has a menu in English and has some American dishes. But to me it felt more like an average business owner just trying to get more people while still being a true local business.

Thank goodness it's not possible to give it 6 stars; it's an unforgettable experience that combines all kinds of cuisines; highly recommended

A very exotic place to eat with food that helps your intestines to defecate better.

It had been quite a while since I'd eaten so well in a restaurant. I've been dining here three nights in a row for a school trip, and I'm speechless at how amazing my taste buds have been this week. Chewing each bite feels like when your mom bought you something from the supermarket that you wanted, like opening Christmas presents on Christmas Day, or simply like being a happy kid again.

I've eaten at this restaurant for three days now, and it's been a wonderful experience, not only because I've enjoyed these lovely dinners with my travel companions, but also because it reminded me of meals I've shared with my family on trips. I know I'll never forget this wonderful place or these magnificent dishes, because Rome isn't just its history, it's its food, and that's reflected in this marvelous restaurant, Il Delfino.

Il Delfino was the restaurant my school assigned us as our food source for three days. I'll start by talking about the decor; the dining rooms are comparable to the grand Roman halls in museums. The paintings surrounding you while you eat are worthy of the Louvre. As for the food, it was spectacular. The pizza is a marvel in itself, with its cheese and chewy texture. The pesto was magnificent; I felt like I was in an Italian home. And finally, the salad made me feel like a horse grazing freely. I have nothing more to say. Long live Il Delfino!