Oratorio In Roma

Prosciutto with melon was beautiful, service was nice but unfortunately both my grecia and my partner's carbonara were way too salty to eat. We tried but it really was inedible and unfortunately, we left a little too hungry after having spent €16 for each (other places in the area are maximum €15 for pasta). The waiters were lovely and felt really bad about our experience and they gave us a shot of grappa to have with them. After the 2 waiters spoke back and forth in Italian, clearly trying to work out how much to charge us after we didn't eat our pasta, they only gave us a €2 discount. Not complaining, better than nothing I guess, just disappointing. Thank you to the lovely man who had a shot with us, he made us feel better about our experience

Great place with very welcoming staff and great food. I arrived quite late (2.30pm) and were ok to serve me lunch. The lady serving on the terrasse was charming and doing everything to be comfortable, Also giving advice on food (fish and meat are fresh of the day) and drinks (different wines by the glass, Amaro del capo to drink while smoking a cigar). She also explains the history of the place, aging of the walls… which is very interesting. Very nice place with reasonable prices. Continue, it’s perfect!

We ate there last night. The carbonara was truly delicious and the portions were very generous. The beef tagliatta was a treat. The welcome was warm. Thank you.

A great casual restaurant with a terrace upstairs. Everything we ordered was delicious, including desserts. Friendly service.

Small cute two floor (upstairs terrace) restaurant, affordable, right in the center, delicious cacio e pepe - I came back to have it again!

This was a great find - a lovely little restaurant beside an old Oratorio with fresh foods cooked to order. We shared the gnocchi with scampi/pistachio sauce (delicious), the grilled steak plate (juicy and perfectly cooked à point) and grilled vegetables contorni (great with olive oil and balsamic vinegar. Perfect. The furnishings are very pretty and charming. There is even a rooftop terrace shaded by a huge ancient wisteria vine! Prices were very reasonable. The waitress was friendly and helpful. Such a nice oasis in the sea of pizza/pasta places. It's exactly the kind of restaurant you hope to stumble upon when travelling!

I failed on the first day of arriving in Rome because I arrived at closing time, but I was able to get in on the second day. Haha I wanted to eat gnocchi, but luckily I was able to eat it. Haha (the thing sprinkled on the gnocchi is pistachios!) The staff is friendly and the price is good. I chose it because it was close to my accommodation, and I think it was a good decision. I used a translator to communicate, but I have no regrets! I enjoyed the meal~♡ ah! The Manzo was a little tough because I ate it a little undercooked, but the meat was still delicious!^^ Pros: Open until late Disadvantage: If it is not close to the accommodation, it may feel far away.

Jsme nároční jedlíci ale tahle restaurace předčila všechna očekávání. Šli jsme sem docela najedení, ale jejich carbonary a lososa jsme snědli do posledního drobečku. Obsluha moc příjemná, aperol vynikající, k tomu teráska na střeše s pravou italskou atmosférou. Sem se určitě ještě vrátíme.

Stopped by this place for a quick lunch with a friend. I would define the overall experience as without infamy and without praise, the dishes (a hamburger and a gricia) were ok, but certainly not among the best in the area, the service is very rustic, the price in my opinion is high, 25 euros for a dish and a beer 0.3, but we are in the center of Rome... I didn't displease the location