Roberto's

Name: Roberto's
Address: Via Cavour, 49/51, 00184 Roma RM, Italy, Roma, Italia

3.8/5 ★ based on 8 reviews

Contact Roberto's

Address :	Via Cavour, 49/51, 00184 Roma RM, Italy
Phone :	📞 +97978
Categories :	Italian restaurant ,
City :	Roma

Best Italian restaurant in Italia

R	Ramune Z on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The worst experience ever! The restaurant looks quite attractive from outside, nice and cozy seats, neat, well dressed waiters. But don’t get fooled by this! Service was non existent! We ordered a still water by the time waiter got to the fridge he forgot was it sparkling or still, we were rushed to give our order and then absolutely neglected. He never came back to take our wine order, we had to ask for everything like salt, olive oil, balsamic vinegar, nothing was offered. When our pasta dishes were brought out we hadn’t finished starters yet. The presentation of dishes is horrible and the taste only ok! The restaurant wasn’t busy at that time but the waiters were too busy watching TV or talking to somebody they knew. Prices were average except the fact that they charge €4.50 for bread and 15% service charge for the service given! When I inquired the waiter about it and mentioned that I wasn’t happy with the service and a charge for it, I was told -,, we don’t like women smiling like you! And if you don’t like our restaurant don’t come anymore!’’
Y	Yasemin A. on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ I wouldn't even give a one star if I had the option! Quality of food absolutely horrendous, we were ripped off here definitely. Beware there is a 15% service fee added on to the bill automatically, the waiter then proceeded to tell us to "remember his tip", which of course we did not! Really disappointed, our last meal in Rome before we left.
D	Desiree Montes on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Really bad experience. I order a vegetable soup which was just flavored water and tons of celery. We were served bread which was like chewing gum. Glasses were smelly. To my surprise they charged us 4€ for service when even I had to help to guy removing a plate from the table when he was supposed to bring the soup.
L	Liam Erickson on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The bread they lay down at your table when you first sit costs 1.50€ per slice, it is not complimentary. This leads me to believe they reuse the bread costumers don’t eat, since they charge per slice. Every staff member picked their noses constantly. A weird observation I know, but it happened so often that it was impossible not to notice, and disgusted us when they served us food without washing hands first. The food was alright for the price, and came out fairly quickly. Staff was friendly, but it took 15 minutes to get my check after I asked for it which was slightly annoying. Probably wouldn’t recommend.
G	Gill D on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Stopped here as right next to our accommodation and the waiter snagged us as we stepped out. We were given bread and water on arriving, our mistake was thinking it was complimentary...for the bread which was toasted beyond eating we were charged as ridiculous €6 and the refilled water €3.50 which was disappointing. It was a quiet night yet we were pushed to order. Pasta meals were nice, one was not what we ordered, but the pizza was terribly soggy. Would not rush back. There was none of the usual lovely warm Italian hospitality we have enjoyed at other restaurants yet charged 15% service fee no question.
V	Valeria S on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The pizza was very good but we had to pay 3 euro for bread that we didn't eat and 15% for service
J	Jaime Hernandez on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ We had read some reviews prior to coming and were a little hesitant. However seeing the restaurant from outside and seeing some good reviews gave us the courage to come in. I am happy we took the risk. The setting is very nice, and contemporary. They had a lovely buffet spread but we opted to order from the menu. The restaurant has a sister restaurant next door so they offer 2 menus it can be a little confusing. I ordered the lasagna which was amazing. My lovely wife hard the spaghetti with tomato sauce. Which she describes as incredible, with a rich savory sauce. The portions are a good size, the meal itself sits comfortably in the stomach. We finished with some tiramisu, profiteroles, tea and a cappuccino. They charge €7 for service and €3 for the bread. The food itself is fairly priced. Overall it was a good evening.
A	Anne Chin on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ One of the for major basilicas one must not miss in Rome. It rained snow in August at that special place before building the Basilica dedicated to Morher Mary. The mother of Jesus. An amazing Grace yo be at the Basilica. If you want to confess, there are choices of language confessional. Mas everyday.