L'Allegra Fattoria In Roma

Even though there were almost 30 of us and we didn't all order different dishes—some pizza, some pasta, some sandwiches—they managed to bring out all the dishes at once. The staff was also very kind and helpful.

The food is average, with no flaws or merits. The atmosphere is comfortable, with easy parking. The service is exceptionally professional, especially from a certain handsome, tall, and slender young man with a rather aggressive double cut.

Really good food and top quality meat

The pizza was very good, although I don't like soft pizza, so I had to change my mind. The service left a bit to be desired.

Beautiful discovery, everything is really excellent, we will be back very soon, excellent value for money, I recommend it

Excellent dinner, everything very good.

The food was excellent. The service could be improved. I can't rate the atmosphere because I'm disabled. When I called to make a reservation, I was clear. I said I'm disabled and if it's wheelchair accessible, what does it mean? They'll give me a mezzanine table 🤔🙄. Anyway, for you healthy people, it's perfect 👍🏻

Excellent. Good meat and Neapolitan-style pizza.

Having been recommended, we decided to give it a try. The pizza was excellent: Neapolitan-style dough, soft and easy to digest. What really surprised us was the rustic platter: €22, but way too small for that price. The slices of cured meats and cheeses could be counted on one hand. The chicken (3 pieces), ordered as an appetizer, was too breaded: this, combined with the fact that it was too thin, made it difficult to cut. Overall, a reservation. The €57 spent is excessive, considering that the platter alone accounts for almost half the price. A special mention goes to the restrooms. They are accessed via two flights of stairs on the "second floor." I hope this has been highlighted in other reviews because it is a serious architectural barrier (obviously not just for disabled people, but also for children or pregnant women, for example). It is a legal requirement to have disabled facilities. Reluctantly, therefore, I would not recommend this place to anyone with a disability (luckily, I'm not biased, but I just wanted to show solidarity).

A place where you immediately feel at home. The air smells delicious, and the menu has many unique treats. Honorable mention for the pangocciolo... Illegal, considering it was so good. Excellent value for money.