Ristorante Sapori dal Mondo In Roma

Everything was excellent, thank you so much. We'll definitely be back!

We returned to this extraordinary location for dinner for the second time. What can I say? Like the first, everything was delicious and varied. The professionalism, courtesy, and friendliness of the staff were top-notch. We definitely recommend it to everyone. You can eat and drink as much as you want for a fixed price. What more could you ask for? Try it and believe it! Compliments to all the staff. See you next time!

It feels like eating in an airport. Huge spaces, lines in the dark aisle of food stands, long walks between countless tables. The experience is fun for once (I probably wouldn't go back), but it's too chaotic. The food is average, with some very interesting offerings. The children's area is very comfortable and well-managed by the entertainers. Friendly service. The price is unbeatable, considering that kids go free!

My parents recommended this place to me, and they were right. Excellent, fresh food, suitable for all tastes! Special mention for the dessert room, filled with all sorts of delicacies 😋 I can't wait to go back!

An experience to do, do again and again.

The best buffet I've ever had. Ten open kitchens representing ten different countries, with all the dishes delicious. There's also a very wide selection for vegetarians. Canned sodas and water are unlimited, as well as a large selection of pastries and hot drinks. The hygiene is impeccable. My partner and I loved eating there. The price is €30 per person, but let's be clear: it's absolutely worth it for a restaurant located in a 4-star hotel. We will definitely return on our next trip to Rome.

Excellent all-you-can-eat restaurant in an elegant setting, friendly staff, great prices, and top-quality food (thanks and compliments to chef Danilo). Plenty of parking with security.

Nice place, good food, fair price

Nice place, you eat well and you can find everything

Very large and noisy space with many tables for group dinners. Fixed price of €40 per person, which includes all-you-can-eat food and drinks (excluding alcohol, grappa, bitters, etc.). It's a self-service restaurant that's not at all gourmet, as advertised on their website. The pasta was cold, overcooked, and even salty. The ethnic dishes had a uniform soy sauce flavor. There's a wide selection of sushi, though I didn't try it. The person who ordered it told me they found surimi and canned tuna in the maki. I'm speechless. The pizza was delicious, and there's a wide selection of cured meats, cheeses, and desserts. However, the quality of the food is overall mediocre and doesn't justify the price. The staff is very efficient and friendly, which is a strong point, but it's not an experience I'd repeat. The food is too mediocre, and you go to a restaurant to eat, not just to be welcomed.