Trastevere restaurant reviews

A short but varied menu, mostly consisting of Roman dishes, in Trastevere.

The provision of soft rugs over the back of each chair – just in case you needed to wrap up – was the first indication that this isn’t just any Trattoria.

Founded in 1907, this delightful restaurant is in a delightful spot, and well worth a visit.

Asinocotto really does translate as the Cooked Donkey. It does not, by Roman standards, translate as cheap.

The type of restaurant that, once again, makes you ask yourself why you don’t live in Rome.

Interesting local dishes; the fact that those queuing are mostly Italian says it all.

Wonderful location looking across the Piazza S Maria.