Name: Alto
Address: Via Pietro Cossa, 1, 00193 Roma, Rome
Telephone: +390642984023
Price range: $$-$$$
Rating: 4.6

We booked a table in this restaurant for a special occasion when visiting Rome. Especially enjoyed the view as we sat close to the windows. The restaurant has nice atmosphere, lights are slightly dimmed, great taste decor, comfy seats, overall really cousy place. Also we were not disappointed by the food. From the mains we tried cod and risotto - delicious. Our waiter helped us with apperitf and wine selection - quite a selection to choose from. We definitely recommend.

Really wonderful from start to finish.    We arrived early (7:30pm) so had our choice of tables by the windows for the amazing view of Rome to watch the sunset.   All the courses were well prepared and we never felt rushed.    The wine prices were higher than other restaurants in the nearby area but the restaurant is a bit more upscale.   I wore a dinner jacket and felt comfortable.   Obviously and unfortunately the T-Shirt and shorts anywhere crowd feels entitled to go to a nice restaurant in inappropriate clothing.   My only recommendation is the restaurant have a stated dress code of smart casual a a minimum.

Great food, excellent service, beautiful views and very reasonable - I&#39;ve not eaten as well at twice the price. I try not to repeat the same restaurants when revisiting a city with so many dining options, but I will definitely eat here again on my next visit to Rome.

Enjoyed a great evening with friends looking out over Rome!  Pierre, our host, was excellent as were all the staff!

From a Michelin - starred restaurant lover, I&#39;d recommend this restaurant.We&#39;ve had a great night

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Acquolina Hostaria is a distinctive Italian restaurant in Rome. I love their pasta the most with its rich tomato sauce flavor.

Trip Gourmet Awards

No. 3 of Fine Dining  in Rome

This restaurant needs to be booked in advance. It is very popular and the dishes are good. It is worth recommending

One of the Top Local Restaurants in Rome

The young shoots of ferns are a local delicacy. People pick only the young shoots, soak them in salt water, and then cook them. The bracken treated in this way can be fried, stewed, or pickled in vinegar.

No. 10 of Fine Dining  in Rome

Delicious food served by an enthusiastic wait staff. It was hot but the misting fans really helped. We had wine and cocktails - all great. The lasagna was the bomb! And the lamb and steak were also big hits at our table.

No. 19 of Must-Visit Restaurants in Rome

Basically, it can be said that this is the best meal I had in two days in Rome. After walking to the Renaissance shopping center to buy some things, I found this restaurant nearby. The location navigation can be found, which is relatively easy to find. After entering the store, the service staff explained to us in English what each dish is very enthusiastic. We ordered lasagna, roast beef and beef stew, all of which were very delicious. With wine and dessert, the total cost was only 51 euros. I highly recommend this place. It is more suitable for Chinese stomachs like us than pizza and ordinary pasta.

From the moment we arrived, we were greeted with a warm smile and promptly guided to our table. The service was exceptional&mdash;our waitress went above and beyond to accommodate my gluten-free needs, double-checking every dish I ordered, even when it was clearly marked on the menu.  The food was absolutely delicious. As starters, we had the **Cubotto di Manzo** and the **Fiore di Zucca**. For our mains, we enjoyed the **Bistecca di Manzo** and the **Filetto di Maiale**, both cooked to perfection.  Though we skipped dessert, we were treated to local **Cantucci** on the house. Since I couldn&rsquo;t have them, the waitress thoughtfully sourced **Baci chocolates** for me instead&mdash;a small but incredibly thoughtful gesture that truly stood out.

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