Hostaria Perdingianu E Croccoriga

perfect restaurant for a Roman meal, not touristy, and close to large cocktail bars such as drink kong

great aromas of authentic Roman cuisine. best amatriciana and lamb I had in a long time. highly recommended for all the tourists who visit the opposite.

Quick service but poor food quality. Pasta was way too salty and meat quite dry. Not up to the expectations set by the reviews and by my knowledge of Sardinian food. Ver carta

Walking past decided to eat lunch here. Friendly staff and owners, good fresh food a nice surprise. We had spaghetti carbonara which was the dish of the day delicious.

I love it. small trattoria with familiar character with prints on the walls. few dishes but all very good. exceptional fried cabbages, chicory with beans, linguine bottarga, soup and to finish a rhymesome tiramisu. I came back after more than years and didn't betray expectations.

Visited on day 1 just for a desert and coffee, then back for a superb set meal. All the food freshly cooked in a homely family restaurant. For €20 each we had buschetta starter, a tomato mozzarrella course, lasagne, sorbet coffee limoncello. Was superb each part perfect. Search it out down a little side street off Via Nazionale. Ver carta

The restaurant itself is a little dated and we were a little nervous when we walked in. We were however not disappointed! The food was from Sadinia and of a high standard so good we didn't take photos! I'd suggest ordering a side of chips or salad but not necessary. Save room for dessert... the Pana Cotta, Lemon Sorbet and Creme Brulee (not listed as that on the menu) are delicious 10/10

We dined here out of convenience as we are staying close by. The meals were a great size, served fresh fast. The owner was friendly, I’m not sure he spoke English, or perhaps chose not to, which wasn’t a problem as one of our party does. The recommendations were all on point. We shared 4 deserts between 5 of us at the end they were all lovely home made delights! I would recommend getting one at the end of the meal!

It was quite late on our third evening in Rome, we had eaten in the early afternoon, but were peckish again and looking to explore the area near our hotel. We wandered down the street and around the corner looking for a likely restaurant. Having already failed to get in one because it was fully booked, this one caught our eye and in we went. It was a cosy place, divided into several small rooms, with just a handful of customers still there. A friendly waiter showed us round into the back room, which had a simple, but nice, décor to it. Dominating one wall was a map of Sardinia and we soon gathered they specialised in Sardinian cuisine there, though the menu was quite extensive. We were the o... Ver carta