Diana's Place - Termini

If you’re looking for early Italian dine in place, that is central and serves good food, this is it. I came with two friends who just landed in Rome and didn’t eat anything the whole day. The place is elegant and classy, might feel a bit uptight. Menu options were just right, giving a blend of Italian flavors with more traditional Roman dishes. Food wise is good, they inform you about the flavors and provide suggestions. Tartare was en point. We shared everything and had an overall good experience.

Not a miss, the service was great and the food met expectations. The staff were attentive without being intrusive, and the atmosphere was relaxed and pleasant. The dishes were well prepared and flavorful, exactly what we were hoping for. Overall, a solid dining experience that delivers on what it promises.

Very average restaurant and far too expensive for the quality of food. There are much better places to eat in Rome, skip this place. Pasta was overcooked and sauce was not great, fish was overcooked and hard/dry, scallops were poor quality and rubbery. Tasting menu was 90€pp and the quality did not justify the price.

The food was well presented and delicious though the tuna main could have done with something more like a citrus sauce. Good service. Huge range of wines (which you order on a tablet) though I thought they were generally quite expensive.

The reviews for this restaurant seem to be all over the place, but I'm here to give it a good review and hoping they will continue to churn out good experiences for travelers in the future. Located very close to Termini, and offering hours much earlier than others, this place is suited for tourists who can't wait until 7pm to start dinner. The food we ordered were delicious! The green sauce lasagna was not like anything we've had before. Steak looked average but was surprisingly tender. The mozzarella they used in the Caprese had a very milky flavor, where other places tended to be bland. L'amatriciana the jowl meat is like a bacon dialed up to an 11 in terms of taste. Desserts were nice and light. Price-wise perhaps the portions are on the small side, but still not that expensive considering it's on the Michelin guide and all the dishes turned out all right.

Our family of five had a fantastic dinner at Diana's Place - a real gem in an otherwise busy area near the Termini Station. We tried so many dishes and all were delicious! For starters, we ordered lentil soup, caprese salad, eggplant "lasagna" and the octopus; for pasta, we devoured cacio e pepe, tagliatelle and lasagna, and for mains we enjoyed lamb chops, sword fish, and Tuna. We managed to leave some room for dessert and ordered tiramisu, chocolate ball, and cinnamon chocolate with whisky. Spectacular experience for our family of five where everyone left full and happy. Thank you to the entire staff for such hospitality!

The food was delicious! We were a bit tired of the classic Roman pastas and were excited that Diana’s had a few different ones we had not tried yet. Their lasagna was a fun play on what I envision as lasagna served in the U.S. There was an extensive wine list as well. The biggest standout, second to the food, was the bathrooms. I have been in many bathrooms in Rome which are disheveled, even in fairly nice restaurants! Diana’s had an immaculate bathroom with a real toilet seat, plenty of toilet paper, hand towels and paper towels. Truly the best bathroom I’ve been in during my stay in Rome outside of my hotel room.

We loved our meal here! We had every bit of our trip planned and this was the one restaurant we didn’t plan, but were happy we stumbled upon it. It was so good and if you stay at the independent hotel you receive 20 percent off.