L'Edera In Roma

Historic restaurant on the outskirts of Rome, excellent cuisine. I tried an excellent pasta al arrabbiata, a bruschetta with cherry tomatoes with very fresh ingredients. On a second occasion I tried the pizza, which I must say was excellent, excellent ingredients and a light dough, very good. It's a shame about the fried foods, which I think could definitely be improved. A note of merit because they make them themselves. In short, all in all, it's better than many other restaurants and serves traditional classic dishes, which are sometimes better when classic than when revisited. I didn't give 4 stars only because the restaurant's aesthetics remained the same without making any modern aesthetic changes. However, it's not much of a deal, in the end it's the food that counts, and from 1 to 10 it oscillates between dishes from 7 to 8, still good :)

I like it, the food is good and the staff is really friendly. Don't expect a five-star luxury establishment; it's a neighborhood pizzeria and restaurant that's been doing well for years, with fair prices and good food! Recommended if you're in the area.

You eat well and you don't pay much, it also has outdoor seating.

You spend very little, but the food is really low quality. Not for those who want to eat well. Fast and friendly service.

Pros: - Pizza menu from 14 Euros (Pizza of your choice, bruschetta, potato croquette, Supplì and drink). - Very good pizza and not burnt. - Nice environment with fans - Courteous and friendly service. Cons: - My chair broke halfway through dinner, but they replaced it very quickly. Overall I am satisfied.

Delicious pizza and fried food, friendly and helpful waiters. Family atmosphere. Recommended.

Very nice restaurant, well looked after like feeling at home. Very good food and waiters super available for every need. I will definitely go back!

Trattoria like once there were many, delicious cuisine and helpful staff. Really honest prices. A guarantee