I've only eaten at Roscioli once before; in 2018 prior to Covid, so I was interested to see what it was like in 2023. I was so pleasantly surprised. I dined alone for lunch and so was seated at the bar (which I like). Simon,...who provided service on the day (thank you Simon) was a delight. He was great company for a solo diner. The food (loved the complimentary amuse-bouche and Valrhona chocolate biscotti dolce) and the wine (the house white was outstanding) were wonderful. It's a great room, even from the bar. Roscioli is (perhaps sadly) now mainly frequented by tourists (like me) but it hasn't lost its wonderful ambience. Bravo Roscioli!More

The food experience was truly amazing. The restaurant provided an outstanding eating experience. This is for those who love good food. It was so fantastic, we went twice. The menu provides a good choice and the food itself is based on the finest ingredients. The...experience was enhanced by people who are passionate about what they do. Daniela, who served us, was attentive, knowledgeable and very customer-centric without being intrusive. She wanted the experience to be a memorable one and it was . We were lucky to be seated in the wine cellar. Highly Recommended outstanding value for money.More

We’d been to Roscioli years ago, and remembered it fondly as our favorite dinner in Rome. When I booked a trip for this year, the first thing I did was make a dinner reservation here. After reading some reviews here, I was worried that the...restaurant had gone downhill, but we had an absolutely lovely dinner, as I remembered it. Service was very kind and attentive. Food was very good. Wine seemed expensive compared to other restaurants we’ve visited on this trip. Overall, a wonderful, memorable meal!More

The atmosphere is very nice and the interior is special. We sat in the wine cellar. I would rate that 5 but I expected more from the food. The appetizers was good but the sea bass and tuna tartar wasn’t anything special at all. Good...service. You need to make reservation.More

This place was recommended by a friend of mine as it had the best pastas in Rome. I reserved a week before for a lunch for three people. The reservation went okay but other than that and the fast delivery of food, I was left...disappointed. First of all, the place was very tiny and you could hear everything that it was said on the tables around. The table was small and you had to finish the appetizers asap so you could have space on for the pastas. The pastas were not extraordinary (they were delicious ofc but I've had better). But this wasn't the biggest problem. The service was unacceptable. We asked for one of the dishes of pasta to be more cooked but clearly they forgot. Combining all of reasons above, we decided to not give any tip (the check was 94.5€ and we paid 95€). The waiter was very unprofessional and I have to say that he was racist towards me; calling me twice "a gypsy" in italian (probably he didn't know that I understood Italian). I've never been offended like this in any restaurant at all. Just for information my table was number 14 on Monday 27th of Februar at 14:45 and the waiter was called Piccolo Sandrini.More

We had lunch at this very popular restaurant. We ate an excellent pasta dish and drank a great local wine. Lots of people but really nice

I had read the mixed reviews of Roscioli but wanted to enter into the experience with an open mind. My mother and I are very positive people and hoped this would be an enjoyable night out. Sadly the staff at the restaurant were almost certainly...not enjoying themselves. When walking into the restaurant you feel as if you are genuinely a burden to them (although our waitress warmed to us with time). The staff was obviously in need of a good laugh and my mother and I tried to bolster their spirits. We ordered the carbonara, cacio e pepe and a glass of wine as we knew we could not eat much more. My mother’s cacio e pepe was (I hate to say) inedible. Incredibly salty and, al dente, is an understatement. We have toured throughout Italy and taken numerous classes in pasta making and such. Pasta (especially fresh made with eggs) is not supposed to be like this. Again this is just our experience but perhaps if you are on the edge of deciding to go (or not to go) may be best to avoid this particular restaurant if your time in Rome is limited.More

This was my best dinner in Rome. You should be aware that it is a very popular restaurant, and as such, you need to reserve a couple months in advance. Additionally, you need to give them a credit card number and confirm multiple times. But...it is worth it! The service and food are both outstanding. I can’t understand the reviews that state the servers were rude. However, I speak Italian. The restaurant is small and the tables are close together. But while dining, you can view the items for sale on the shelves or peruse the enormous wine list. It is all worth the effort.More

First of all, it took to the waiter 30 minutes to take order from us. Second of all is seems that the waiter did us a favour that he serve us. I don’t know if he had a bad day or just don’t like touris....The food was fine I will not recommend itMore

Very good food, top ingredients, very tasty and authentic. We enjoyed it very much. The service wasn't so great. Kind of rude waiters and the space is very tiny. But all these worth the trouble for the amazing food we had. We will Definitely be...backMore

Fabulous service, great informal cosy atmosphere and delicious food. Staff very attentive and helped guide our menu choices. All three of the ‘famous’ Roman pasta dishes were tried and none disappointed. Bread, burrata and meats were delicious, but I particularly loved the passatina di fagioli.

We live in California and love to visit Rome with its excellent food. This restaurant got good reviews so I made a reservation 2 weeks ago. We were seated in a small, cramped area called the wine cellar at a tiny table. The room was...crowded with other diners at their tiny tables. The food was average, the service slow, and after we paid the bill we were happy to get out! This lower level dining area is also a real fire hazard.More