Restaurants near Via Cola Di Rienzo

Wonderful vibe, hidden in a fun way, very kind waitstaff, Italian and English, asked about allergies, great food, understandable price … I was a bit worried when we walked in, as I thought it might have been a bit out of our budget, but there seemed to be a great range of prices and items for anyone to try. Our waiter had a thorough understanding of the menu and was very kind throughout. As first time wine buyers he was able to help us pick a medium price range with a wonderful flavor. The whole of the waitstaff was just as helpful, pouring water, clearing plates, ensuring quality, etc. When ordering the dessert, the option we asked for had an allergen we had told our waiter we could not have- he brought it to our attention, asked if we would still like to order it, and when we said no he offered some alternatives without the allergen. Everything was portioned very well, I left feeling satisfied— without being empty or stuffed. Overall very good, best food of the trip-so far!

Excellent service and food. Great atmosphere. Beautiful terrace.

Underrated restaurant. I thought the ambience was quite nice and pasta was good

Finally, the most awarded pizzeria in Rome has arrived, offering the authentic Neapolitan pizza experience! If you’re looking for the real taste of Naples in Rome, O’Milionario is the place to be. This is not just any pizzeria, but one that has been recognised as the best in town, and it truly lives up to its reputation. The atmosphere is vibrant, with both indoor and outdoor seating options, allowing you to enjoy your meal in a comfortable, clean, and welcoming environment. The setting is perfect whether you’re looking for a casual lunch or a memorable dinner. One of the standout features is the ease of ordering. You can simply scan the QR Code on the table, which makes the whole experience smooth and modern. No more waiting around for someone to take your order—everything is done efficiently, so you can sit back and relax. The menu offers a wide variety of pizzas, all made with top-quality ingredients. The pizzas are massive, over 36 cm in size, and the dough is expertly crafted with over 48 hours of fermentation, which gives it that perfect texture and flavour. The wood-fired oven brings out the best in every pizza, and you can really taste the difference in every bite. Despite the long lines and high demand (this place is always packed for a reason), I was able to skip the queue thanks to OpenTable! Booking a table in advance was a game changer, and I highly recommend doing so to avoid the wait. It was a great convenience to just walk in and get seated right away, especially when you see so many people waiting outside. In conclusion, O’Milionario is a must-visit for any pizza lover in Rome. The quality, the authenticity, and the service all come together to create an unforgettable dining experience. Whether you’re a local or a tourist, this pizzeria is a gem that you don’t want to miss. Highly recommended!

Very good choice for pizza near Pratti. Tasteful pizza