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Gusto

Gusto

Piazza Di Sant'Apollinare, 41, Rome, Italy

Pizza • Caffè • Gelato • Italiano


"When I recently visited the Italian restaurant Gusto in Rome, I was initially impressed by the cozy atmosphere and charming ambience. The restaurant was tucked away in a quaint alleyway, which immediately gave a feeling of authenticity. Upon entering, my senses were caressed by the tantalizing smells of freshly prepared food and I was eager to savor the best of Italian cuisine. We were warmly greeted by a waiter who showed us to our table. The menu was extensive and offered a variety of traditional Italian dishes, from antipasti to pasta to delicious main courses. After placing our orders, we were excited for a dining experience. The entrees we ordered were delicious and carefully prepared. The burrata was creamy and tender, perfectly combined with sun-dried tomatoes and fresh basil. The bruschetta was also a delight, with crusty bread and a wonderfully spicy tomato mixture. For the main course, I chose a classic pasta alla carbonara, while my companion chose the lasagne al forno. The flavors were exceptional and reflected the quality of the ingredients. Every bite was a taste experience that I won 't soon forget. However, despite the heavenly taste of the food, I was a bit disappointed with the portion sizes. Although the quality of the dishes was exceptional, the portions were smaller than expected. This was particularly disappointing as I was hoping to be properly full after a long day of exploring Rome. However, I would like to emphasize that the service at Gusto was first class. The staff were attentive and courteous, and the atmosphere was welcoming and relaxed. I would definitely recommend the restaurant, but future guests should be aware that the portions may be on the small side."

Virgilio A Campo De’ Fiori

Virgilio A Campo De’ Fiori

Campo De' Fiori, 10/a, Rome, Italy

Pizza • Griglia • Italiano • Porta Via


"I am visiting Rome for the first time and while I don’t Mind Italian food, it has never really been my first choice. I had a few decent Italian dishes while on a food tour so on the last day of my trip I decided I would try an Italian restaurant as my grand finale. After reviewing different menus within the square, and being invited into them, I decided I would try Virgilio. The hostess who was outside soliciting customers was nice and about to seat me at a table and a man with a white shirt with black tie who I had seen at the tables while I had been in the square stopped her. In Italian, he told her something and with a stern face shook his head. She then turned to me with a disappointed face (as if not wanting to upset me) but situationally aware, I understood that he did not want me there. I looked at him and simply said: “Don’t worry about it.” and walked away because I refuse to beg someone to provide a service that I would be paying for. I walked around for a few minutes but wanted management aware of what had happened so I returned. It was then that another young lady who was serving tables advised me that He (the man who denied my seating) Was the manager (so I knew that my complaint would be falling on deaf ears and I left. I am rather disappointed because I did not have breakfast with the intention of having a hearty lunch before my evening flight. This was a rather unfortunate irreparable experience."