01/06/2026: After a tour of Vatican City, this place was the perfect spot for lunch. The staff explained the menu very clearly in English, which we really appreciated. The young man who helped us was accommodating, patient, and attentive. He took the time to explain the dishes and point out what to avoid based on dietary restrictions.
The service was top-notch, and the food was fresh, delicious, and full of flavor. And don't leave without trying the tiramisu it was the perfect way to finish the meal!
Overall, a great restaurant with excellent service, outstanding food, and a lovely outdoor seating area. Highly recommended.
01/06/2026: I was a little apprehensive about the prices at first because it's close to the Vatican, but the prices are very good. In fact, compared to places near the Vatican that treat you like they'll kick you out in 15-20 minutes, this place is a treasure. The performance meets expectations. So, the initial assessment is successful. The supli (a type of Turkish dessert) seemed good. But the sauce they use for plating the supli is legendary. The pizza is very good. We don't normally prefer turkey, but this place made us eat it. The small pizzas are even better. If you're very hungry, order two or three different kinds. The drinks menu is extensive. They have everything you could want. One of the important criteria is that the restrooms are spotlessly clean. Another important criterion is the staff. There was a young guy who had just started working there; I hope he doesn't leave. I would come back just for him. The service is excellent. Greetings to the manager of the place. 🙂 If there's space on the sidewalk, you can sit outside, but the road next to it is quite busy, so there's a lot of car noise. Also, the sidewalk is crowded, so there's a lot of footsteps. But it's a great place to relax, saying "dolce far niente" (a Turkish expression meaning "without a doubt"). There are tables inside too, by the way. It's a nice place, I liked it honestly.