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I was for a quick lunch. Simple but quite varied menu.

Kind waiters, clear and simple menu. great for fast lunches and close to the main monuments. updated by previous review on 2022-04-01

Lower prices please for those who eat every day out is too much with 18 euros I sit out in the sun and served fast lunch : nice place but ... poor portions do n...

Healthy and fast street food I go every day to lunch when I have been working for 3 years fast and good for those who work in the area or for those who make a t...

Place, indeed unique location for a unique experience. a project of two friends who became reality. exceptional pasta. I would say excellent experience

It is a cozy place. we went there almost before closing, it was no problem for them, we became our food really fast. fried chicken breast and pasta. yumm

A smashing little cafe that is AIC accredited and packed with yummy looking gluten free salads and pastas. A great lunch pit stop for eat in or takeaway, perfec...

Came here for dinner after a long day at work. Ordered the pasta with lentils. I had expected a slightly larger portion for the cost but was given three slices...

Found this place via a 500 places to see/visit in Rome guide book and we weren't disappointed. Don't come here if you're in a rush ! Take some time out of your...

While staying nearby in Rome, we bought food twice at Ciao Checca Slow Street Food, one breakfast and one dinner. The food is slow because it is freshly cooked....

Very limited vegan options. The couscous was good tho.

We tried two soups (chickpeas and lentils) They were warm and fresh, served with a little bread. The taste was very 'clean ' and a little salt would be good.

Two salads and a soup are your options here. The salads seem to be flavoured with only salt and oil no dressing or even herbs. The beans in the salad also prett...

Sono stata per un pranzo veloce. Menù semplice ma abbastanza variegato.

Camerieri gentili,menù chiaro e semplice. Ottimo per pranzi veloci e vicino ai monumenti principali. Updated from previous review on 2022-04-01