I always love, when I'm back to Rome, to have a filetto di baccala in this very authentic place. We are coming here since many many years, since I was attending the University here. At the fried cod is always delicious. this historical place, in...the center of Rome, now in the new era, is also very compliant with all the rules to avoid the COVID-19 spread. The waiters are very strict and ask everyone to be compliant. Very well done !!! I will come again hopefully soon !More
after some years me and my husband wanted to go back to this local roman place to eat baccala. we always had nice memories of eating here, i especially loved the puntarelle. we arrived and got a table close the door. outside a man smoked...cigarillos and the smoke went directly to our table. i asked the staff to tell the man, who turned out to be the manager. he looked very annoyed, and after a few minutes he arrived at our table telling us that we were seated and the wrong way (corona distance measure). hi unfriendly behaviour felt mor like revenge for my complaint about the smoke. we decided to leave, and he started screaming and insulting us, loudly, saying we were “maleducati” and much much worse. i will never go back again. sad, as i really liked this place before...but with this new owners/management i can not anymore recommend this place to anyone, tourist nor roman!!!!!More
We took the Trastevere walking food tour, and this was our second stop. We had the most delicious cod filet that I've ever eaten, along with a glass of wine. We ate outside, so I don't know what other items they serve, but it appeared...that there were a number of fried foods.More
The baccala (salt cod) was good and so was the side of zucchini. we were there early and had no wait. We enjoyed our time there
What an adorable, quaint, local restaurant in Rome!! With the BEST fried cod ever! Must visit if in Rome...located next to the smallest church in Rome :))
Eat like the romans do, great location, friendly service, best fried fish I ever had. Casual, great fried zucchini
This restaurant was off the hook!!! This is far most best Baccala I’ve have eaten... My husband, who does NOT eat fish was able to eat this, that’s how fresh it is. The batter was so delicious, you get a decent size not small at...all. This is a must try, you will to regret it.. Gosh, talking about it right making my mouth watering for some.. If I ever go back to Rome, this will be the first stop I will make!!!!!More
Baccalà was good as usual, but we spent too much for: 2 baccalà 2 beers 2 salads 2 thin slices of watermelon 2 dishes with 5 anchovies in oil (from supermarket) 60 eur!!! I spent 57 in a nearby restaurant eating: 1 amazing cacio e...pepe 1 bottle of red wine 2015 1 focaccia 2 bruschetta 1 big tagliere (cold cuts and cheese) Cannot compare. What we paid is definitely a scam.More
If you like that, this is the place to go. For take away you need to go all the way through the restaurant and buy it directly from the people in the kitchen. You can also have a direct look at how they are made...while you are waiting. They are using big pans with boiling oil directly on the stove. No modern fryer here.More
I had seen this place on Instagram and wanted to try their famous battered fish. As we just wanted a piece of battered cod to try we asked if we could order for take away, to which we were told to go to the kitchen...at the back. There, a lovely lady asked what we wanted and even showed how she cooks it. They looked quite large so we just had one to share so she kindly cut it in half for us and wrapped it up for us to take away & eat. And was it delicious! Being English and enjoying Fish & Chips... I'd say this was better than some of the battered fish we get in England. The batter was so delicious and crisp and perfectly salted. I would definitely go back.More
