Magna Pane alla Romana In Roma

I tried many many tiramisus before, in different countries and cities, but THIS place has by far the best tasting tiramisu, and it is large portion too.

Food was good, beautiful atmosphere. It was my first time in Rome and this was a lovely restaurant. The servers were attentive and polite. We had a female server who was beyond incredible! Honest and very kind!

Completely satisfied, delicious spaghetti and clams and fried calamari, for dessert a tiramisu which I highly recommend, the best I have ever eaten, congratulations

I was so upset that I went to great lengths to avoid being deleted. It's so lame. Why is Europe experiencing racial discrimination for the first time? 1. From the beginning, when he was taking our orders, he did some kind of mime while drinking water without saying a word to us. With a sly expression. 2. Pack the dishes and bread. 3. When I asked for olive oil and balsamic, I was impressed. Oh my. 4. Give food. While we were eating, this little song reminiscent of Ching Chaeng Cho continued to be hummed next to us. Did I really hate it? 5. Two women went and ordered 3 menu items and 2 drinks, and it came out to 78 euros including place value. It costs over 100,000 won in Korean currency. But this is okay. After knowing the original price, I got what I ordered. 6. This is the long-awaited decoration.. When paying... I bought a piece of paper that cost 78 euros and was told to leave a 15 euro tip. 7. While I was living in Italy, my friend came to visit me.. I am a person who lives in Italy. You can't tip in Italy. I don't want to bet. But Rome is different from other places. there is. He continues to say. 8. I kept making a fuss, but they said they didn’t like it so they wouldn’t pay. I was very annoyed because I was a friend of mine and we had travel plans, so I asked for an extra 10 euros. And pay it. 9. In the end, I paid 88 euros. It's like I was racially discriminated against and they flatly apologized for it and gave me 15,000 won. 10. It looks like it’s going to break. It looks like it’s going to break. When I came to Rome, there were so many beautiful places and it felt so good, but this one restaurant ruined my mood the most. 11. Looking at the bottom, I see that they keep deleting the pretty comments, so I'm leaving this because the writing is messed up. Koreans will understand this. 12. Please...don't be mean. Fuck..... But.. I just read the reviews.. and there are a lot of posts about people being racially discriminated against. I didn't read it well so I didn't read it well^-^

The food was not bad, but it was the only restaurant in Rome that required a tip. The waiter might have thought that the tip given was not enoughhh. He just turned away his face and said something in Italian(which I felt was not a good word) and walked away. It was later I found out that he usually requires about 20 percent for tip. Keep this in mind before you visit.

Amazing staff , amazing food , amazing atmposhpere. Best place in rome , i ca say the only place where you enjoy your evening

Floriano, I believe he was the manager, was personable and always available. I asked if the Sea Bass was fresh and he said he picked it up this morning! I ordered the Sea Bass and when he brought it, it was the whole fish. He then offered to debone it and went to the counter and debone it himself! What amazing service and kindness. A fabulous visit for dinner!

Located in a beautiful small piazza right off the Spanish Steps, this historic restaurant is not to be missed. Wonderful traditional foods, great meat and fish. Highly recommend. Super friendly staff!

Excellent and plentiful meal, expensive bread, not very pleasant waiter

We had a great experience in this restaurant. The service was good, though it was fairly empty when we visited. Waiter recommended Ossobuco and Coda, which were amazing. Overall, a bit towards the pricier side of things but still worth a visit.