Rosticceria I Molisani In Roma

I recommend it for a quick lunch or takeout. The food is truly excellent. The staff is friendly and always available.

I repeat, excellent pizza and soufflés in Rome. Not trying these products is a sin.

Business lunch, good gnocchi. Quite crowded.

I Molisani is a neighborhood rotisserie, pizzeria, and diner, perfect for those looking for quick, tasty takeout. The offerings range from pizzas to hot dishes and delicacies, ideal for a quick lunch or snack on the go. The dishes are flavorful, made with fresh ingredients. The staff is helpful and the service is quick, perfect for those who want to take away without waiting. Good value for money. In short: a wide selection and convenience, ideal for informal lunches and dinners you can also enjoy at home.

A typical rotisserie. Everything's fine!

Great restaurant! A real gem, I was lucky that the house we were staying at was nearby. Great food, nice atmosphere and very helpful staff. When I come to Rome again I will definitely come and eat there!

Outside, on Via Bergamo, the line is already a declaration of love: patient people, customers constantly pouring out laden with bags, the door that never closes in time... Inside, "I Molisani" is a small treasure chest crammed with baking trays, steam, voices, and aromas that feel more like home than a "trendy" place. I went there the first time just to buy vegetables, but I admit that the fried foods are a spectacle, and all that goodness staring at you from the window puts any diet plan on hold. The vegetables I ordered aren't just a leaf to ease your conscience. The puntarelle, seasoned to perfection, with garlic that doesn't ask for permission but takes center stage, are excellent, and the chicory, bitter and just right, reminds you that Roman cuisine can be both rough and tender in the same forkful. The lasagna deserves a chapter all its own, with generous portions, well-defined layers, a flavorful sauce, and, above all, none of the minimalism of nouvelle cuisine. Here, the "teglia" (a dish of bread) is an institution, and you can see why it's one of the most popular dishes: it's the classic thing you grab "to share" and then end up holding on to. The beauty of "I Molisani" is that it doesn't make a fuss, it's about substance. It's a real diner, with the pace, rhythm, and humanity of a place where you come to eat well, spend a fair amount, and feel, for a moment, part of a neighborhood. The line outside the little shop isn't a nuisance: it's the prelude to lunch, a sign that something truly good is happening there. And every time I leave here, I tell myself that certain Roman institutions should be protected by law.

The best carbonara.. Thank you...

The best carbonara.. Thank you...

Excellent food and friendly, cheerful staff