Ginger - Pantheon

This place is really known as a breakfast joint, and they have delicious more continental and American style breakfast here, but of course, more healthy. And in someways this place, reminds me very much of an honest greens if you know of that chain of restaurants. But if you’re spending multiple days in Rome, this is a great place to go for dinner if you don’t want to eat pasta and want to eat on a more healthy, lighter green side. We ate here several times throughout our stay and thoroughly enjoyed it.

We stumbled upon this place our first day in Rome. We had been up for about 36 hours at this point and were excited but exhausted. My first meal in Italy and I thought it would be pasta but the day was warm and the salad sounded inviting. Our waitress was very nice and when I dithered between two salads she recommended the Santa Sabina chicken salad with mustard dressing. It was absolutely delicious. The chicken was perfectly cooked and the dressing was very balanced. My friend had a fruit and yogurt bowl. An aperol spritz or two and some great conversation with the table next to us and we had a great start to our trip.

Nice place, nice food, a bit cold but the taste is really good! The service is really bad! We were sorry for coming! It looked like we weren’t welcome at all, it was every person from the staff we met: no smile, no reply when we asked something, and taking deep breath when I asked for a napkin. Such a shame cause the food is good and the ambiance too…

The food in Italy is amazing but this was a nice find for healthier/cleaner food. Fresh pressed juices, homemade and organic options, vegan/ vegetarian options, kid friendly. The serving sizes were perfect! Highly recommend if if you want/need a “clean eating” option.

I like this place for great menu of smoothies and healthy bowls. We don’t have so many places like it in Rome.

Fun and fresh food! On our first day in Rome it was a great stop for fresh smoothies and a delicious breakfast.

Ginger - Pantheon: Style Over Substance Ginger - Pantheon is a disappointing experience. The ambiance is undoubtedly stylish, but the food falls short. The omelette was a major letdown - plain, flavorless, and served with undercooked bread. The panini, while edible, suffered from overly stiff bread. It's clear that the focus here is on aesthetics rather than culinary quality. Skip this spot and find a place that prioritizes taste over looks.

It's a decent restaurant with a good amount of food choices and options. It's rather pricey and I feel that's because it's in a very tourist part of the city being so close to the Pantheon. Our food was fresh and the service was good. I feel like it's acceptable if you're in the area and hungry but I wouldn't recommend going out of your way for it.