Locanda Venerina In Roma

Very good place to eat With air conditioning inside. Bad comments from outside have to do with our experience Good service, good food Highly recommended quality-price ratio

Nice food, air conditioning and friendly staff. Interior is very nice and not overly priced. Good place to stop in for a light lunch after visiting St Peter’s square

I can't believe the owner or landlady and chefs allow the waiters to ruin the good reputation this restaurant could have. The food is very good. The pizza was among my favorites and the pasta was also very good, but it's the only place in countless trips to Italy where the waitress was pushy into adding a tip (above Coperto) without giving me any reason to do so! He took our order without paying much attention or even looking at us as he rearranged the tables next to us and promptly brought the wrong dish, so my hungry wife had to watch me eat while I waited for her food to be prepared, and it only arrived after I had finished . The drinks arrived slowly and the restaurant was almost empty, except for a few outdoor tables. And this waitress is arguing with me that I should tip her! Amazing, and there are already many similar reviews here, giving a miserable 3.5 rating right now! The restaurant is internally connected and obviously identical to the Venerina Restaurant around the corner in Borgo Pio. By the way, 5 euros for a small Coca-Cola!

A few things to be aware of: - this isnt a small hole in the wall type place. It actually connects through to the large Venerina restaurant on the main street. They seem to share staff and a kitchen. - Waiters are friendly but they don't write down orders and we got a wrong dish. We didn't say anything because it was something we were happy to eat anyway. - They point blank ask you for and expect a tip even though a service charge is on the bill anyway. And they want it in case. Perhaps this is preying off American tourists but Italy doesn't generally have a tipping economy. - food was decent and the location is nice.

Succulent home cooking 👌 I recommend 100%. Restaurant in a nice little alley

The best gluten free pizza I have ever had. The rest of the family who eats regular pizza also loved it. Just like a normal pizza, no difference at all. Very friendly and service minded staff. My warmest recommendations for a great gluten free pizza in Rome.

About ten minutes' walk from St. Peter's Square, there is an Italian restaurant near the Avenue de la Concorde, Ang. The business is very good, the seats are small and the price is medium. The portion size is okay, the pasta is average, the pizza is delicious, the business is so good, the food is very slow, you have to wait for about 40 minutes.

Really good services umm a bit slow other than that the food price is amazing cheaper than the US

Great food that stands out from the other surrounding restaurants. The prices are reasonable and our waiter wasn't the fastest but was extremely friendly. Unfortunately you sit on a bit of a slope outside, but it looks very comfortable inside. We would like to come back at any time.

If you are looking to eat cacio e pepe and rome, this is not the place. It was just pasta with cheese. Very sad. Calzone was nice