Name: Pizza in Trevi
Address: Via di San Vincenzo, 30/30a - ROMA, Rome
Telephone: +39-066785986
Price range: $$-$$$
Rating: 4.6

Great pizza.   Given its location near the fountain, I was pleasantly surprised with how good the pizza was.  Usually places close to tourist attractions don&rsquo;t need to try hard on quality and just wave in hungry tourists. This place has excellent pizza in an excellent location.

Of course, the location is excellent, but the food is even better. Everyone loved their meal, but especially the pizzas.

Gluten free pizza like I rarely getTo eat. Very attentive to the food allergies. Different placemat, wrapped cutlery and they check when serving you. Pizza crust but crusty and fluffy. Wonderful experience. Very busy but excellent service and atmosphere..

The care they took to male sure coeliacs feel safe is a real treat! it was hard to pick what to eat! the only slightly negative thing is i wanted to try some italian red like primitivo or montepulciano and they only had a french wine by the glass. But, it was a nice french

Best food we had in Italy, the service was great as well. Very welcoming and joyful staff. My wife has celiac disease, which they are great at handling and had a lot of great options for everything. We ended up going here two nights in a row because we enjoyed it so much. Can&rsquo;t wait to come back here.

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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

We went to Piccolo Arancio for lunch on our 2nd day in Rome and the food and service were so good that we went back for dinner on our last night in Rome.  The black truffle pasta, Tonnarelli cacio e pepe, parma ham &amp; melon appetizer and salad esotica  were exceptional!If you like wines, they have an extensive list and are very helpful in selecting a wine that matches the meal and your flavor profile.We will definitely come back on our next trip to Rome,

One of the Top Must-Visit Restaurants 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

The steak was cooked and tasted great, and there was lobster pasta with half a lobster in it, all priced around 20 euros. With the prime location, truffle cuisine, and great taste, 20-30 euros per person is pretty good for a gourmet meal at this restaurant. Other restaurants either cost twice as much for the same taste, or are average or small for the same price. However, I remind you that you must make a reservation. If you don&#39;t make a reservation, there will be no place. If you wait, you will have to wait for 1-2 hours.

No. 10 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.

Don&rsquo;t miss the opportunity to go to this restaurant, we go when we arrive in Rome and again before we leave, have been doing that for the past 4 years, food is unbelievable and staff couldn&rsquo;t be nicer. Every time we&rsquo;re there we talked to others who do the same thing, they all love it but do make a reservation, it&rsquo;s worth it.J&amp;J

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