Fried artichoke was delicious. So was the lamb. Rest of meal was good also. Outside chairs could have been better. Overall good restaurant.

Nice atmosphere but there's a lack of organization. Food is very typical and good, but nothing special. Make sure to order the right dishes if you stop there (Pajata or Trippa are very good). Prices a little above what we expected. Generally, a very nice...traditional place but probably our expectations were too high.More

We stumbled upon a queue outside this little restaurant in the Jewish Ghetto area. Put our name on the list for a table and came back an hour later. We were quickly taken into this tiny, busy but fun room, and a minute later were...joined by three ‘strangers’ who became instant friends. To start we shared twice cooked artichoke (so good!) and a zucchini salad with anchovy, garlic & olive oil (delicious!). Next a fettuccine cacio e pepe (fantastic!) and grilled lamb with lemon (yum!). Too full for desert but they looked good as well. If you’re after an authentic, local experience this is for you.More

Delicious, simple and seasonal fair at is best. Tiny space in the Ghetto one of the only typical restaurants in this area. Food is excellent ideal for lunch Absolutely loved the fried artichoke and meatballs and be sure to leave space for dessert

There are places like that everywhere in the world, small, cahotic, famous with good down to earth and culture food. Don't tell me the service is rough. When you go to see a big artist you don't go to ear him saying you are a...wonderfull or talented audience ! There is the scenery, the atmosphere and the food. A lot to enjoy ! Bon appétit !More

Back again after a year to my favorite restaurant in Rome and nothing has changed. Food is fantastic and a terrific rustic atmosphere. Dessert was absolutely delicious.

Very small but very good restaurant. It is better to have réservation! Would recommend this place and the fried artichoke: delicious