Le Jardin de Russie In Roma

This café is located in a hotel. The place looks better in photos than in reality. The food is average, and the service speed is quite slow. The service is acceptable but does not meet the standard one might expect from a hotel setting. If you’re just stopping by for a quick coffee and a few photos, it’s fine.

Beautiful meal, beautiful service, beautiful setting! It was a wonderful lunch- we enjoyed every part of this experience and even with three kids felt very welcomed and we all enjoyed our meal a lot. I loved the cacio e pepe ravioli and the lasagna.

We had dinner at this restaurant on Friday evening, the fish was very fresh and delicious, the service was impeccable, the staff attentive to every need, the chocolate dessert accompanied by coffee ice cream was the best!!!

We were at the restaurant last night. The ambiance is truly impressive, offering a stylish and pleasant atmosphere. The staff were very attentive and hospitable, which made the experience even better. However, unfortunately, the food and presentation fell short of expectations for such a "fancy" restaurant; it was quite simple in terms of both taste and presentation.

It's a nice place to sit, beautiful interior, garden, Niccolo served us, super dinner.

Ideal for a Sunday brunch in a peaceful setting in the heart of Rome. There's a very wide selection of both main courses and desserts, and the service is impeccable. Thanks to Alberto for his suggestions and to the entire team for their friendliness. We highly recommend it!

A wonderful location, a little haven of peace in the heart of the city: well-kept, elegant, and with a truly relaxing atmosphere. Perfect for both a light lunch and a more refined dinner.

Beautiful views and a very atmospheric place

We celebrated our wedding anniversary at Le Jardin and honestly, it was impeccable from start to finish. We ordered the burrata with turnip greens and black truffle to start, the cacio e pepe ravioli from the pasta selection, grilled beef fillet and char-grilled lamb rolls for mains, and ended with tiramisu and a beautiful bottle of red wine. Every single dish was executed to perfection; refined, balanced, and full of flavor. If you go, you absolutely cannot leave without trying the cacio e pepe ravioli. It’s non-negotiable. Yes, it’s on the expensive side, but it’s completely worth it. The atmosphere is luxury meets romantic meets aesthetic, and the service is personalized and flawless without being overwhelming. You simply cannot visit Rome without trying Le Jardin.

One of the best restaurants I’ve ever been to. The beef fillet and carpaccio was ammmmazing. I’ve enjoyed every second of the food.