Pescheria e Ristorante Fratelli Maresca In Roma

Fresh quality fish, friendliness and courtesy. The ready meals are also very interesting.

The market atmosphere is unique; its welcoming, family-friendly atmosphere makes it the perfect spot for informal dinners. The quality is excellent, with fresh fish at fair prices.

Eating fish here is really worth it.

First of all, I have nothing to say about the quality of the fish. They don't know how to cook it, it was all tasteless. The portions were embarrassing. I'll just say that the mussel soup cost €18 each. We had three portions for nine people, and we each got three mussels. I don't even want to comment on the tartare. I want to mention the risotto, which we had to have redone. The fried food was good; they could stick to just fried food. 🚾THE BATHROOM? Let's talk about it, there's only the one in the market. At the end of the street, you have to go down two flights of stairs to get to those bathrooms, which are disgusting to say the least, with no soap, no toilet paper. All for €43 per person. Three mussels, a look at the tartare, and a mixed fried fish dish. ❌❌❌❌

Located inside the Montagnola Market, there's little to complain about: quality fish and reasonable prices. Everything was excellent, from the trio of appetizers to dessert. The fried fish was excellent, and the ricotta and pear was sublime. The waiters were super friendly and helpful. I highly recommend it for a taste of real fish, as I'm also a regular customer.

Excellent fish dinner. The menu offers many alternatives for both first and second courses at honest prices. Good quality of fish and variety of wines but I was especially struck by the very convivial atmosphere. Highly recommended!

Lots of quality with prices aligned accordingly.

In a real and popular market (Montagnola) good things, high quality, well cooked. Prices not cheap but ultimately correct

You can't afford to overlook the look here. Everything looks simple, but the fish dishes are all excellent and the prices are below average. The restaurant is located right at the entrance to the fish market, where the owners also sell their fish. The guests are primarily Romans from the surrounding districts of Ostiense and Garbatella, but now also those from further afield. It hasn't yet been discovered by tourists, as it's far from the tourist areas.

Very good food, with a little imagination at night you can think of being at a dock with boats docked instead of cars. Unfortunately they didn't give me a receipt, I don't know if it's their habit, but it's not a good thing