Ristorante Quirino In Roma

Fantastic, practically under the Trevi Fountain. Impeccable and very friendly service. Fantastic and delicious food. Great prices considering we're in a truly unique place.

A lovely restaurant, homey and cozy. You can tell it's been in the family for generations. The atmosphere and interior decor are truly charming. The food can be described as simple but delicious, quite homey. The service was average; the waiters weren't super friendly, but helpful and professional. The girl at the entrance who convinced us to come in and try it was quite friendly and nice; she speaks Spanish. Overall, I recommend it simply for the experience and the homey vibe of the place.

My husband and I stumbled upon this place and it was one of the best meals we have had. And we are picky eaters so that was amazing.

Very good service and delicious food. Highly recommended!

Simply amazing. Wanted some fish and my wife wanted clams. We really wanted to try the home made pasta but it was going to be too much. The girl out front said her grandparents started the place in 1979 and I’m pretty sure they were inside sitting in the back. I’m glad we found this place among all the places near the fountain. If you’re there go check them out. Nice people too not pushy out by the street.

We ordered Parma ham and buffalo mozzarella as an appetizer, then two plates of pasta alla lamatriciana and spaghetti with ragu di mando, both delicious. All the dishes, like Nona's, were wonderful; the service from Elizabeth and her mother was a pleasure. The chef and the Filipino waiter were all very friendly. I highly recommend it if you're in Rome near the Trevi Fountain... Rafael and Rosana (Argentinians, Córdoba).

Excellent trattoria located near the Trevi Fountain. Friendly staff. Fast service. Generous portions and quality food. Excellent value for money. Recommended. I'd also like to point out that it's always a pleasure to eat at a restaurant that has been passed down from generation to generation. Congratulations!

The food was excellent, and the atmosphere and interior of the restaurant were elegant and upscale. However, the waiter was a bit inattentive, which is the only reason I’m giving it four stars instead of five.

A hidden gem next to the Trevi Fountain: Quirino Restaurant Sometimes, Rome gives you moments that seem like they're written in a movie script. We arrived today from Barcelona, where I live, because I wanted my aunt Myriam, recently arrived from Colombia, to experience this beautiful and spectacular city. My aunt Miriam and I were walking, enjoying the eternal charm of the Trevi Fountain, when, a few meters away, we ran into Emma. With a bright smile and a friendliness that invites you to follow her, she led us to her family's restaurant: Quirino. Founded in 1959 by her grandfather—who arrived from Sicily with his brother, carrying recipes and dreams—this place exudes tradition. It's not just a restaurant; it's a living piece of Roman and Sicilian history. Within its walls, fresh pasta is not a fad, but a legacy passed down from generation to generation. The restaurant's decor itself is part of the experience: every corner tells a story, showing how Quirino has adapted to each era and every life without losing his essence. It's like walking into a memory album where the walls hold the memories of all these years. We ate a delicious Carbonara with its spectacular guanchale and freshly made pasta, and some finger-licking taglietelle al ragu. They also gave us a piece of freshly baked apple pie, which Emma says is her mother's recipe that they are trying to replicate with one of the chefs! It must be said that it was delicious! It was then that we met Elisabetta, Emma's mother, who shared a story that left us speechless: her mother—Emma's grandmother—made a cannoli so extraordinary that Pope John Paul II was captivated by its flavor, making it his birthday cake year after year. And the surprise didn't end there. Chatting with Elisabetta, we discovered we had many things in common: her daughter is studying dentistry in Madrid, but her passion is the restaurant; my husband is a dentist, and so is his. So many coincidences made us feel at home, as if we had known each other all our lives. Our experience was simply fantastic: the warm service, the welcoming atmosphere, the aromas that enveloped the room, and, of course, the flavors… Each dish felt like a hug. We left feeling like we had experienced something unique. Quirino is not just a restaurant: it's a journey back in time, a bridge between Sicily and Rome, a place where stories are told through food… and even the walls have something to say. If you are lucky enough to be in the Eternal City, don't pass up the opportunity to experience it. We wholeheartedly recommend it. Tatty and Myriam.

Mi restaurante favorito en Roma. Fui por primera vez en 2994 y siempre que estoy en Roma voy. Imperdible la Lasagna excelente los mocos y Assia la dueña gran cocinera