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exceptional quality and adequate price. an original and great service.

Good price, great service, above average food mostly. I would recommend to anyone looking for casual Italian food. Everyone enjoyed their plates with some being very good. My penne a larrabiata was especially good! Staff was helpful with wines too. Try it out for sure.

I had an hour to kill before a walking tour so decided to stop at di qua for a quick lunch. The staff were friendly and the service quick. I had the cold pasta with tomatoes, basil buffalo mozzarella- very good. Expensive for what it was but it is the the centre of Rome!!

We have eaten there twice this week and both times it was very delicious and service was quite good. In fact, this place was better than few top rated places we have eaten in Rome the same week. So I am not sure what was different from the times of bad reviews. Our experience was great.

The restaurant is beautifully decorated, warm and cozy. The cake was very, very delicious, reasonably priced, and the service was good. The atmosphere is exceptionally good and relaxed. After an exciting sightseeing in Centro Storico we decided to eat cakes at Di Qua's restaurant. We decided well, Panna Cotta and Cake Chocolate were extremely tasty. It's very close to Piazza di Spagna. I can only recommend it.

A very nice place in the center of Rome, there are about twelve small tables in the open area, where you have your lunch, or have a cup of coffee, or a glass of wine sitting in the heart of Rome and gazing to the Romanians. Very good food with some special local dishes, for example pasta in Romanian style. Very good and welcome staff. This place is something family and private. An as for me, there is the best bruschetta in the city.

On the basis that Di Qua 'looked nice ' and had room for eight of us, we stopped here to rehydrate, and rest our feet after a day 's intensive sight-seeing before going on to dinner. We were presented, in addition to our perfectly good drinks, with complimentary and extremely tasty nibbles (frittata, fried chicken pieces, tiny sandwiches). Service was good, our seats in the window were comfortable, the loo was clean and respectable, and after two rounds of drinks and nibbles we felt human again. Recommend it highly.

Got this recommendation from my Italian host for afternoon tea and took the 15 minute walk through the nice shopping district and into a quiet but elegant alleyway to find this stop. One word: Delicious. Like all places in Italy very small but if you want a very intimate and cool and modern yet very old Rome atmosphere this is the place. Young staff, while not overly friendly, was very attentive and the apple tart was melt in your mouth amazing. Specialties in teas added that extra touch. My companion had the house specialty in dessert which was light wings of pastry drizzled in chocolate covering a bed of vanilla yumminess. If you need a breather from frenetic Rome this is the place to be.

This small bistro and wine bar was a wonderful find, located in the pedestrianised side streets between the via Belsiana and the Spanish Steps. We used it a couple of times for lunch-time or pre-dinner drinks and were impressed enough to book dinner. The atmosphere is very relaxed and friendly, but service is prompt and attentive, with an enthusiastic young team. The range of wines is broad enough to offer good choice without baffling. Similarly the menu provides a good range of straightforward but really flavoursome food. If you are seeking an alternative to the white-jacketed waiters and gruff formality of many restaurants in Rome, then di qua is a refreshing revelation. Wines and Food are...