"The place is small and welcoming, the staff very kind. It offers various types of dishes that can satisfy all tastes and needs, but the thing that attracted our curiosity the most was the idea of proposing a reinterpretation of typical Japanese cuisine dishes with a Roman twist. The various versions of maki thus become romaki , composed with rice and dried tomatoes, braised meat, red tuna, hazelnuts, broccoli and many other ingredients closer to what we were looking for. We also took the aubergine croquettes and grandma 's candies, a pasta filled with ricotta cheese seasoned with an excellent sausage ragù (I didn 't take it, so I don 't remember exactly what else was in this dish). For dessert we ordered a yogurt and berry cheesecake and some delicious salted caramel donuts to dip in a pistachio sauce. To drink we had IPAs, but there is also a well-stocked wine list. The final price was excellent, less than we expected, given the quality of the dishes Vegetarian options: Just browse the menu. The ingredients are well specified Dietary restrictions: The range of dishes offered is very varied and the ingredients are easily identifiable for those suffering from certain pathologies, allergies or intolerances Kid-friendliness: The range of dishes offered is very varied and the ingredients are easily identifiable Wheelchair accessibility: The restaurant has an outdoor space and in any case there are no architectural barriers inside"
Aglio E Olio
