Al Cardello - Rome

I know that this will look like a planted review, but I think it is worth writing, although I do not in good sense re-examine as much as this one. I had just come from an almost 5-hour tour in the sun when we went about 5 rounds to the restaurant. we sat six, ordered 2 salads and 5 pasta dishes and about 9 drinks brot. the brot was decent, not big, only slightly roasted brot with tomato. I found a little underwhelming, but hey in starving not picky. that was venerated by pasta. the pasta that came was amazing. the daily special came with a large plate of meat pasta with a side of a delicate meat in a marinara sauce, pasta was perfectly cooked and the meat soft, absolutely delicious. After each eating we were served cold imoncello, which met the place. the total bill was 30 euro per person, and lemme say this, ive paid worse for less in my life. on the way back I ran over the price, the good quality of the food and in the rule, how surprised I was with everything. the server even gave at a point cheese tomaten and brot to a hungry beggar we thought to beg money so that was very friendly in my eyes. in terms of the sanity claim I worked in the states on the subway and while eating is much better than on the subway the two maintain a similar sanitation. a long time ago I thought you could be a little lax in this department and I didn't pay attention to taking my mind with a grain salt. the radical graffiti was also cool good to see some active Italian progressive

In the middle of the Romanian interior, the street is located in a quiet street, next to the colleum. In fact, it does not change the sunset and some things. The pasta dishes were delicious, but the sauce was missing something special.

A beautiful experience. everything was amazing and so delicious. it was a bit slow, so I wouldn't recommend if they were in a hurry, but it's absolutely worth waiting. the personal was incredible and so nice (and very multilingual.) the vegan options were not many, but they were making accusations and I could enjoy as much as all the others the bathroom were somewhat unpleasant, did not manage to lock the doors so it was tense, but everything went well. Whenever I return to rom, I will definitely come back for more.

Dishes are from home cooking (don't expect gourmet stuff) and the limit between the picturesque and the incumbent and quite valicable. ..cmq better than other places that promise to cook and then warm up the microwave stuff....the nice waiter... and the place just behind the calm colosseum... a little expensive for what it offers... pumpkin flowers and good chicory!

I looked this place up after visiting and was quite surprised to see such bad reviews. We stopped here after visiting the roman forum because there was nobody trying to drag you in off the street and it seemed quite busy. We had pasta which was al dente and the arrabbiata sauce was very nicely spiced. The waitress was certainly an eccentric character but she was not overly pushy. The panna cotta desert was delicious. We had two good sized plates of pasta, a side dish of artichoke (best I've tested yet), a desert, large glass of wine, two beers, bread and two bottles of water for 52 Euros. Less than you'd pay in London almost certainly. I would only say that the artichoke was a substitute for green beans and the waitress should have checked with us that that was ok before serving, and that drinks prices should be on the menu.