Camillo a Piazza Navona

We had a pleasure to dine at Camillo on our last night in Rome. We chose Camillo based on a great location and atmosphere at the piazza. We were served by Alice, a lovely young lady who made sure we were happy guests. After ordering the drinks and the food, we could enjoy the piazza atmosphere watching people passing by, local artists stalls and musicians. The food was served promptly considering a busy evening, and it was very delicious. Definitely to recommend if you're looking for authentic local cuisine. The cannelloni (lamb) was full of flavour and well balanced with pomegranate seeds and chickpeas. The tagliatelle (beef and pork) was nice too! Great selection of wines and beers, gin & tonic, drinks and mocktails. Same for starters. Some dishes are vegetarian and labelled in the menu. Staff were very helpful, accommodating and friendly. They speak English. The atmosphere of the place is great, if you like the piazza business and great food, this is the place to stop by.

Camillo was such a great find! 🥂 The bruschetta with mortadella and burrata was honestly the best thing I’ve had in a long time — so tasty and fluffy. The carbonara is absolutely top-notch, exactly how it should be. On top of the amazing food, the waiters make the whole experience even better — they’re so fun and add to the great vibe of the place. Definitely recommend!

Nice spot right at the heart of the Piazza Navona to enjoy the view and vibe of Rome. The Pasta Salmone was good, the Lasagna was a bit mild in taste. Dessert was way overpriced (€12 for a small tiramisu and €9 for gelato). Try not to get a spot in the front row unless you are fine with the street vendors…

This restaurant is a must do. The food is delicious and the atmosphere is exceptional. We were here in the evening and the lights and the live music from a street performer made this the best night, especially since it was our last night in Italy. Our server, Alice, was perfect! She was attentive, helpful when discussing dishes and very kind. We would specifically ask for her if we could eat here again.

Right outside the fountain with outdoor seating, so the location is beautiful!! It’s a touristy area, so may not be the absolute best restaurant in town, but it was very good, authentic, with a great view and outdoor seating. Service was fantastic-whether Italian or English speaking. We stopped in at 9:25pm, and the service was still wonderful and welcoming! I recommend!!

Julia was absolutely amazing! The lasagna was the best my husband has ever had. The ravioli was delicious. We can’t wait to come back!

We had a great dinner at the restaurant tonight. Our server, Julia, was so kind and helpful. I accidentally ordreed bruschetta with pork, but when I asked to change it, she handled it quickly and with a smile. Everything else was delicious, and the service made the evening even better!”

Service was a bit slow (no problems with service behaviour). Food made up for it though. Really questioning why soft drinks are 6€ here, was questioning myself if this was a tourist trap. Food was somewhat worth it but I felt it was a little bit overpriced for what it’s worth. Additional note that I do still recommend you go here compared to the other 2 tourist traps to the left of it.

Great food, great service, really fun being right in the middle of Piazza Navona. We were on a trip & just found this by walking around. The salmon wrap was fresh & tasty, the perfect size to enjoy for lunch. Only 4 stars for atmosphere because several people were smoking right by us & we aren't used to that as much anymore in America. Otherwise everything was great!

Just when I was wondering if there could actually be a bad restaurant in Rome, I found one. The vibe here felt completely off from the warmth and authenticity you'll find in Trastevere. We played it safe and only ordered over-priced drinks and an appetizer, which was fortunate. The service was intentionally careless. Our waiter shorted us €10 on the bill and only corrected it when we pointed it out. With so many wonderful options in Rome, I'd suggest skipping this one. Bummer, gentle reader. Yet this story has a happy ending because we returned to Trastevere for a delicious late dinner.

Had lunch and ordered Lasagna here, it's right next to the Sant'Agnese in Agone. It was completely different than the lasagna you get in the US. It was good, but I like it a little saucier. The service was great, and of course you can't beat the ambiance.