Le Tartarughe Eat Drink

Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

Coffee on the menu costs 1€20 but for tourists 2€50! When we tell them it’s for service. But nothing on the map! To flee Food: 1 Service: 1 Atmosphere: 1

The girl who runs the place was very kind. Having breakfast at the tables outside offers the opportunity to admire the jewel of the Turtle Fountain Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

The center of Rome is increasingly fantastic... here the waiters are hilariously absent-minded and these are the homemade chips they brought me without cutlery, rightly so, too bad they were completely soft, sticky and burnt and impossible to eat with your hands Food: 1 Service: 1

Highly recommended. A few meters from the kosher restaurants near the Ottavia portico, a beautiful atmosphere, very kind staff and excellent advice on the wines available. Great for a relaxing evening in the heart of Rome. I will definitely return every time I'm in Rome. Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

We stopped for coffee on the way back to our apartment. We drink coffee inside. The place is spacious and pleasant. They made a mistake in serving us because we asked for coffee with milk in a cup and they gave us latte in a wide glass glass. Although it was delicious and we didn't say anything to the waiter. Food: 4 Service: 2 Atmosphere: 4

The Aperol Spritz was quite good and the price was ok for the location. The chef salad was delicious, unfortunately a bit small for the price. The toilets were somehow not enough, there is only one men's toilet. The service was very nice and card payment was possible. Gladly again and a nice little recommendation. Food: 4 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 4

We came to this bistro for lunch. 5 of us took water/coca-cola and ate bruschettoni, salads, meatballs and cheese and pepper chips. The service wasn't very fast, but the place was completely full, so very understandable. The food was delicious, both the salads, but especially the meatballs and the bruschettone were outrageously good. Very honest prices given that we are right in the center on a beautiful square. We spent 18 each and we all left full. Very kind staff. I highly recommend.

I have good herbal tea, but the water is hard and ruins it. I know that Italy is a coffee culture, but there are some people who can't drink coffee, so if you're going to offer black tea, tea, or herbal tea, please serve it with soft water. It's a shame that you can't order tea at a bar or cafe even though it's on the menu. If they're going to put pressure on people with a tacit understanding to not order cappuccino after 11:00, I really wish all cafes and bars in Rome would make it a rule to serve tea with soft water. Natural wines were available. There were several spaces inside the store that looked like artist exhibitions. The cookies were delicious. The clerk was also very nice. There a...