La Reginella d'Italia

This restaurant is in the old Jewish ghetto, and offers a combination of Italian and Jewish dishes. The spaghetti cacio e pepe was delicious. Very good starters and salads. The house wine was also very good. The staff is very polite and helpful and they offered us some limoncello at the end of our meal. However, the desserts were not that fresh... The prices were OK.

Lamb was supposed to be garlic, but there wasn’t any garlic. It was bland and a poor cut. Potatoes were old and dry and hard. Salmon pizza was good even if a bit salty. The carpaccio was good. Overpriced for poor quality fair. I would not recommend.

The service was excellent. I was looking for a place to eat calzone, but couldn't find any restaurant near by. In this place they made me a calzone specially for me, even though it wasn't on the menu, and it was delicious! The wine was also very good. Definitely recommend! 👌🏻

Quiet place and friendly to little ones. Food was good and fresh. We ordered mix grilled and gluten-free pasta. At noon is quiet and not crowed.

Horrible service. We ordered coke, bread,tea, and wine and they forgot to bring any of them. Small portions and not very tasty food.If they know you they give you the best service but as a tourist I would say try other restaurants. Even they didn't refill water...

Lovely food and very nice and warm staff. The food was delicious.

Very slimy but nice Manager! Not justified in a price/quality manner! But the food won't make you sick! But we have never ever eaten so badly in Italy in 15years!!! We where a group of 45 people and went four nights as we had a deal with a hotel for the group we were! The two last days where tough! Never thought you could be so disrespectful to italian food. We ate pasta with tomato sauce and artichokes every day. Portions went from half to double. We really felt disrespected. Very sorry for the people working there! The staff was very nice!

Excellent 6 course dinner