Roma

We were hungry and most places in town were closed, so we came across this cafe and were glad it was open for dinner. The interior was really nice and the service friendly. Portions were pretty small, though, so my friend and I each ordered two pastas and finished them all. The pasta was good, but not handmade, and the prices were affordable.

The food, house wine, service and atmosphere were all mediocre. The food came quickly, but there wasn't anything here I'd recommend, and it wasn't worth the price.

The service was fine, the food arrived quickly, and the woman who brought it was nice. The ambience was okay too, nothing special. The meal tasted good, but was terrible value: far too expensive for what you get. The menu gives the impression the food may be high quality, but that wasn't true. I ordered spaghetti with cherry tomatoes and onions in cream, and got basic tomato sauce with no tomatoes or onions. I wouldn't recommend coming unless you're happy to pay a lot for small portions and low-quality food.

After looking through lots of menus, we spotted this place and took a seat. They were in the middle of asking a sleeping guest to leave. I think she'd just been very happy and full. We liked the look of the food around us and ordered a good-looking serving of fries, a few beers and some soft drinks while we debated what else to get. Then we ordered based on what we'd seen: the girls and I shared a salad and a toast pizzaette they call “classico,” and I got the “pecante.” Our fourth order was the pesche salad. I can't explain how good it all was, but I was absolutely stuffed when I left. Good eats, though I'm not sure I'll manage dinner tonight!