Pastificio La Casereccia In Tramutola

Today we had carbonara and arrabbiata. The pasta and sauce were spectacular. Generous portions, I highly recommend it, and although there was a queue before 1 pm, the service was quick.

The pasta tastes amazing! They had one non-veg and one vegetarian option. They also sell pasta.

Fresh pasta portions to go. Today, spaghetti all'arrabbiata or rigatoni alla carbonara. The crispy bacon on the pasta is excellent.

Everything was excellent! I tried the carbonara and it was delicious (better than some restaurants). The portion cost 5 euros and it's very generous (if you're not very hungry, it's easy to share). Although there's a line, the service is fast. Highly recommended.

The taste is good, but there is no place to sit, FYI.

Pro Tip ⚠️: Get there early or prepare to wait—the line is chaos, but the pasta is legendary. Price was 4.50€ when I went (Dec 2023), but looks like it’s 5€ now. Still an absolute steal. When I Visited: I hit up Pastificio Guerra for lunch in December 2023. Food/Drink Details 🍝: I went for the pork pasta and it was killer. Rich, flavorful, perfectly cooked. They serve two options each day—usually one meat and one veggie. It’s hot, fresh, and fast. Even at 5€, it’s one of the best food deals in Rome. Service 🤝: No time wasted. You pay, they scoop, you’re out. Efficient and straight to the point. Atmosphere/Location 🗺️: Right by the Spanish Steps. No seating, no nonsense. You grab your pasta, find a spot in the city, and eat like a Roman. The line moves fast, but it is intense—especially at lunch. Overall Experience ⭐: Pastificio Guerra is a must. Cheap, iconic, and damn satisfying. It’s not a restaurant—it’s an institution. You haven’t really done Rome until you’ve stood in that line with a fork in one hand and a steaming box of pasta in the other.

Great pasta at a even better price. No tables. Eat standing.

Excellent authentic Italian food. Fair price, interesting gastronomic experience.

It's a very pretty, old-fashioned place. They have two different pasta dishes a day, all in one size to go, and the pasta is delicious. If you come to Rome, you have to try it. I would definitely go back. They have a small table for eating.

We were on the Spanish Steps, looking for a good pasta place, and found it. There was a long line when we arrived. The menu is very simple. They only have two types of pasta: pork and no pork. 😅 It's good to avoid confusion, but the sauce might not appeal to everyone. The one we ordered was more like eggplant and pesto. You get it to go and find a place to eat it outside. It was enjoyable and delicious, but it wasn't exactly wow-worthy.