Myself and my partner visited da enzo tonight & felt we had to leave a review! I found da enzo through social media, its clearly received alot of attention recently as the queue was a 2 hour long wait for some people. We got there...around 20 minutes before it opened and managed to get seated in the first wave of people. We both agreed after the meal that we would have been severely disappointed if we had waited longer than 20 mins. The restaurant is small and nothing special. We were seated outside, which wasn’t great and felt like we were being watched by the long queue of people also waiting for a table/us to leave. They’ve expanded the restaurant to the street outside, so most customers were also sat here. We were sat right next to other people around us, which killed the romantic vibe. Since it was so popular, we decided to order quite a few dishes: The burrata - Nice flavour, tasted fresh, probably the best dish, fresh tomatoes The Amatriciana- completely average, felt I could have made it at home, quite a bland pasta sauce, we felt we could have had this dish in any english restaurant, random bits of guanciale fat floating in sauce, the best of the pasta dishes we had but still underwhelming The carbonara- bland, average with very fatty guanciale, over salted, pasta was average, The cacio e pepe- rubbery pasta, drenched in low quality pepper, the worst of the three pasta dishes We found the food to be very average and disappointingly not worth the hype/wait. The house red was also average. We spent around €70 on this meal, and felt quite disappointed leaving. The restaurant also had very few actual Italians in (probably a warning sign) and was flooded with loud americans who had also found the restaurant online. Wont be trusting social media for restaurant reviews again! Much nicer places to visit in trastevere and rome, dont believe the hype! Not to be a snob but - anyone who has had half decent food won’t enjoy da enzo. Such a shame!More