Prosciutteria Cantina dei Papi - Trevi

We chose this place by chance and were pleasantly surprised by the experience. A lovely prosciutteria with delicious food. The selection of warm dishes is small, but everything we tried was excellent and truly felt homemade. It’s not a typical tourist trap, despite being in a very touristic area. Highly recommended.

Best value for money regarding portions and quality! 2 persons: we took the full plate for 1 pax, lasagna and 2 glasses of wine - cannot tell which one was better! Left more than full! The waitress super cute! Wish we have found that place earlier to avoid all the tourist-restaurants..! Recommend 1000%

We visited this place after an exhausting day of walking and exploring and it did the trick! We had our usual aperol with a delicious plater of local goodies- just 12E and it was more than enough!! The staff was super kind and helpful! It’s truly a jem, very close by the must areas

Amazing antipasto at this local prosciutteria! We really loved our time here and the chianti was perfecto! Cute and cosy place. We definitely would want to try their sandwiches next time. The staff are very nice here and thank you to the lady who served us today and prepared the gourmet platter :)

This place is AMAZING!! We had the best board here, the pesto was my favorite in all of Italy (and i tried a LOT). Very affordable (€40 for 2 glasses of wine, a cantina board for two, a coke, and a water). The perfect lunch for us, they made our board fresh & even let us try a slice of prosciutto while he prepared it freshly shaved! Amazing experience for our last few days in Rome.

Prosciutteria Cantina dei Papi – Trevi is a gem for lovers of charcuterie and wine. Their charcuterie boards are thoughtfully curated, featuring high-quality cured meats and complementary sides that perfectly balance flavor and texture. The wine list is equally impressive, offering a wide selection of labels carefully chosen to pair beautifully with the food. Whether you’re a wine aficionado or just an enthusiastic amateur, there’s something delightful to sip. The ambiance is inviting and elegant, adding to the enjoyment of the experience. Service is knowledgeable and courteous, making recommendations easy and helpful. A great spot for relaxed tastings or a refined evening out in the heart of Trevi—definitely 5 out of 5.

One of the best places in Rome to get a charcuterie board. Every time we’re in Rome, we eat here. Absolutely amazing!

If you’re looking for a charcuterie board in Rome, this is probably as good as it gets! Set in a traditional, unassuming side street, we had some of the best served boars I’ve ever tasted! The cold cuts were really fresh with lots of flavour and fruit combinations that blended well, complete with a couple of cheese cuts and some salad - it was difficult to finish with two people! Really amazing portions, we got the Tagliere Gourmet for 2 - I’ve attached some photos for reference with our waistlines as well as close ups! The staff were very helpful as well helping is choose a wine pairing and curated the board meticulously! Will definitely visit again when in Rome!

Tiny little hole in the wall gem. We almost passed it (maybe because I'm always looking everywhere)- I was so happy we didn't miss it. What a lovely place. Contemporary music playing was very welcoming. The decor is exceptionally charming. The girl was happy to explain the menu to us. We ordered a prosciutto sando to split. He sliced the meat in front of us, and the bread!!!! Wow!! So soft and fresh. Also had an Aperol spritz and peroni. It was plenty enough to refuel and get us back on our journey. 10/10 recommend

We just had a few hours in Rome, and after a wonderful golf cart tour, I knew the one thing I wanted to do was try a porchetta sandwich before we left. We used yelp to find this place and hoofed it over in almost 100F weather. It's interesting, there are actually two Cantinas DEI Papi a couple of doors down from another . One was bustling and super busy and packed, the other empty. They claim they're the same place, I'm not sure why one was so much more popular. I ordered my porchetta, and it was yummy, but I think the walk in the heat made me not really able to eat much. Both shops are small and a little cramped, but clean and well kept.

What a gem! We stopped by for a little lunch on our busy day. We went for the board and oh my it was so delicious. They really made an diverse spread for us. Service was so quick! The space is small, but we got lucky and didn't have to wait!

Excellent. Not exactly like all the super authentic spots we experienced, the ones that maybe were not tourist spots. But, absolutely amazing! The space was clean, unique and inviting. The servers were spectacular. Much wine knowledge and able to explain dishes I was interested in eating before I left Rome. We ordered wine for ourselves from their extensive wine selection. We then had their amazing focaccia--yummmm!!! I went ahead and got the Carbonara and my partner got yet another meat board ;). (Seems this is all Italy has to offer for him). The food was simply delightful. The atmosphere was enchanting. I even forced myself to have a second glass of wine. #whynot We loved this place, the food, the people. Highly suggest. #wheninrome

I say this with complete honesty, the two sandwiches I had from here are probably the best I've had in my LIFE!!! This place is the epitome of a small Italian hole in the wall that is serving world class food. If you eat pork, then do yourself a favor and get a sandwich that has the porchetta on it, if the sandwich you want doesn't have porchetta then add it! Occasionally you eat foods that you later have daydreams about, their sandwiches reach that rarified air of greatness. If I ever go back to Rome again, the first thing I'm doing is getting a sandwich from here.

Came by for lunch on the way from Colosseum to Trevi Fountain. Nice and quiet, we were one of few people dining. We tried charcuterie boards - medium and small sizes. They come with a variety of meat, cheese, fruit and toasts with spreads. They had a good variety of tasty things and pretty to look at too. I had a glass of white wine. We also took a couple of sandwiches to go, including a porchetta and pork jowel (great porchetta, jowel was a bit much for a whole sandwich). They have multiple locations throughout Rome, so it is easy to find one nearby. Food is all very affordable.

Meant to mention the prices are so affordable which makes this spot a hit! Was looking for a sandwich place and saw this place. It's tucked away so it's easy to miss. I was sceptical at first but the food was delicious, nothing fancy but really flavorful. The#27 was warmed up so the bread was soft which made it taste even better. Salad and the other sandwich without the bread was so good.

What can I say? This place was an amazing hidden gym. The reviews were spot on the food was amazing fresh we wanted some thing that was not just pasta or pizza. We got a charcuterie board and it was absolutely delicious.

I enjoyed my sandwich very much. A nice spot to visit if you're craving something smalls or just want to split something with someone. I like a simple sandwich, so I ordered one with cheese, apples and prosciutto.

Hard to beat such a good lunch near the Trevi fountain. We got a medium sized board of meat/cheese and we walked away very happy/satisfied. The meats were all fresh tasting, and the cheese was fantastic. I have to say the presentation was a nice touch to add on to how tasty the food was. This food would of cost double in the United States if you could even find it laid out like this in the first place. The employees were also very nice/helpful to us foreigners! Highly recommend coming in for a lunch or dinner if you want to try a bunch of different meats/cheeses for a cheap meal.

The reason for my 4 star review is simply because we had a charcuterie board and I consider that finger food. It was a great start to our meal that evening and I absolutely loved the cheeses along with the meats that were displayed and put out for our enjoyment. The service was fast and friendly. The seating is limited since they only have a couple of tables and chairs indoors while the others are outside. It's definitely worth a stop in center of Rome while you're sightseeing. Didn't get to try out their wine selections but hope to come back in the near future to try those out.

My husband and I agree that this was the best sandwich we have ever had. I will truly be dreaming about this delicious sandwich when I am back in the states and at work. We had just finished a long tour of The Roman Forum and The Colosseum and we're absolutely famished. This restaurant is off a side street and could easily be overlooked so make sure to add this to your itinerary. We both had a veggie sandwich. The bread was soft and airy. We added fresh mozzarella, cherry tomatoes soaked in olive oil and basil, sautéed onions, artichokes, sun dried tomatoes, lettuce, cucumber, arugula and the best part was the zucchini which truly tasted like a pickle. The flavors of the vegetables were so rich that no extra condiments were needed. In the states, you often see people adding Mayo or mustard, but this sandwich has so much flavor that no condiments are needed. The lady who made our sandwich was nice and very hospitable. There are several tables available inside to sit at while you eat. I enjoyed sitting inside and looking around at the old pictures on the walls. I cannot recommend this place enough!! Truly the best sandwich I've ever had!

This was THE BEST sandwich I ever had! I had the Guanciale Panini and it is one of the best things I ate in Italy. Even the bread itself would have been delicious alone; it's a fluffy, herby focaccia. The Guanciale was so rich and delicious. Cannot recommend this enough!

Best Panini I've had in my life. Small place but sat right down. My son and I had a couple of Panini's and I had an ice cold beer. Ambiance was cool. People were very friendly. I highly w!

The reviews don't lie!! This place is truly phenomenal, so much so that we went 2 nights in a row on our trip! The restaurant is a small family owned shop in a nice street with ice cream stores, cafes, and other restaurants. There's no "official" menu, but some papers on the wall can help you make your food decision. We ordered a charcuterie board for 2 (mind you the boards change by day depending on what ingredients are available so keep that in mind). The board had a variety of breads, spreads, cheeses, and meats. The portion size was more than enough for 2 people. We also ordered a bottle of their house wine which was delicious and cheap (around 10-12 euros). Overall, the place has a great atmosphere, delicious food, and incredible prices! We will definitely be back :)

This place is delicious. Went there for the pork sandwich which had so many good things in it. And this amazing charcuterie board the meats seemed very fresh and the mix of veggies were really good.

Yes. All of the meats and cheese. This is a place I continue to recommend for friends visiting Rome; I highly suggest making this a meal. My husband and I split a medium board and a bottle of wine, and walked away only searching for a small scoop of gelato to complete our on the early side dinner. The presentation is beautiful, and the quality is 11/10.

Great little spot for charcuterie. We split a medium board which was the perfect amount of meats, cheeses, spreads etc for two people and got a few glasses of red wine. The place is pretty small so you might have some trouble finding a seat.

Best Restraunt in Rome. Staff is extremely nice (to the ignorant tourist), food was out of this world, and ambiance was amazing. 11/10. I got the margarita pizza with buffalo motz and it was life changing.

Staying in Rome near The Spanish Steps, there weren't that many bars for us to venture to that weren't overpriced and full of cazzata. So, when the wife and I stumbled upon La Prosciutteria Cantina Dei Papi Trevi, we fell in amore. Since they do not have a license to be a full restaurant, you need to order first and pick up your food and drink from the counter. They even have a sign explaining the process, even stating that they aren't lazy. Get a mixed plate board and the workers will pick out an array of meats, cheeses, fruits, spreads, and bread of whatever they feel like. We went two nights and each night it was a different masterpiece. Just trust them because when in Rome... Also, get a full bottle of wine as well since half bottles are for sissies. Turns out that La Prosciutteria is an Italian chain with locations across Italy. There is even another location in the Trastévere part of Rome. Not big on chains, but this place is not your ordinary chain. Capische?

Simple. You want to eat here Found it on dumb luck and so glad we did Amazing porchetta

I found this place on Yelp and once again my fellow yelpers did not steer me wrong. This hole in the wall place was amazing. Don't judge a book by its cover. It's tiny with a few small tables inside and a few tables outside. Prices are pretty cheap for what you're getting. The small charcuterie boards are 5 euros per person and they are to die for. They definitely don't skimp on their meats and cheeses. My boyfriend and I couldn't finish the small board. It was so much food. We also ordered 2 paninis when really we could've shared one. The paninis were huge and stuffed to the brim with all kinds of good stuff. Highly recommend.

Great afternoon break with the gourmet board for 3. Hit the spot with a glass of red wine.

The best sandwiches in Roma! Such a cute little butcher shop with the most delicious sandwiches! The bread is so fresh and there is no need for anything but meat and cheese. We went twice when in Roma!!

We had the board for two and our companions had sandwiches. Delicious! Fun change from the usual and very well price for being so close to Trevi. We only paid $47 euros for all that and three cokes. Great deal! Would definitely go back. It is a tiny place and They do only have about four tables, so you may have to wait for room, but it is worth it!

Giving 3 stars here because staff were super friendly & paninis were good, but i do believe there are better paninis out there. Our first day in Rome & we were getting desperate for a lunch spot - we passed by this place twice before going in, honestly because it felt like it was in a more touristy area, but hopped in for some shade & food. My boyfriend & I both originally ordered paninis that had prosciutto & Parmesan (believe #104 on the menu) and man working recommended we go one line down and get the prosciutto & Buffala mozzarella (believe #105) - his recommendation was awesome & tasted very good. You definitely get a bang for your buck - we each ordered one and easily could have split. Focaccia is honestly nothing too special here (is prepackaged circles - reminded me of something I could grab from grocery store), but again did taste good & got the job done.

My wife and I were on a ten day trip through Italy and in Rome, we came upon this hole in the wall. I have fallen in love with meat boards while on this trip, Italians love their cured meats. Gotta love this place! I got the basic meat board and a couple of beers.The service and ambiance is super chill and the place was pretty packed. They charged for bread, which sucked, but overall, it was a great light dinner place.

I'm torn between a 3 and 4 stars because the meat taste really juicy and flavorful, and the gentleman helping us was very nice and welcoming.. but it left us yearning for more and wanting something else in the sandwich to fully satisfy us both. We came in and instantly greeted with a smile and willingness to help and give suggestions! Decor is different from anything in the US and does have a lot of character. The pig was fresh so we both got that with the crunch and soft bread. Meat was juicy and meat to bread ratio was perfect, the truffle spread was BOMB, but the sun dried tomatoes were too salty and we were looking for some type of green or crunch in the sandwich. Overall it was good , but not the best sandwich we've had in Rome.

Fresh authentic Italian cold cuts. Service is efficient and courteous. Ambiance is nice if you get outside table. There are two locales on the same street as they're very small. Highly recommend for a light snack and wine!

Walking around Rome city center and taking in the sights. I was looking for a place that wasn't a tourist trap and had some good simple food. This place hits the spot. They have charcuterie and sandwiches. You cant go wrong with what you order here, good sandwiches and reasonable prices. I was able to get a sandwich, walk over to trevi fountain and enjoy a nice meal with a great view in the middle of Rome, can't ask for a better meal than that!

My sister found a list on TripAdvisor about food and shopping. She saw this store came up first so she insisted to go here. We used Google map for direction but our data roaming signal was unstable in-between all the buildings. We went around the fountain three times until we finally found this place. It ended up being in the same building as the leather store my sister really likes. We got there around 8pm and there's already a line waiting for tables. Or should I say bench space? Cause all the people were eating on benches those were just a little higher than the wood stools people say on. We waited for about 30 minutes until over table of people left. Most of the people were drinking beer or wine and chilling so it really extend the wait time. For food, we got salami, prosciutto, panchette and some other meat that I don't know. We also got one type of cheese and three types of bread spread. The whole cutboard looked super nice with the decoration food haha. I am never a salami or prosciutto fan cause it's too salty for me. I ate them but I am still not a fan. However, the panchette was delicious! It's not too salty and the skin was super duper crispy!! It's like one of the Chinese dish roasted pig except we roast the whole pig. We finished everything and yes there were still people waiting for table. I will definitely eat the panchette again!

Staying in Rome's city center and looking for a non- tourist trap with delicious charcuterie and wine? Then, this hidden gem is the place to go. (FYI-there are 2 other locations, but I have not been).They don't have a restaurant license so you will have to order and pay at the register and pick up your order which was fine with me. The place is a bit small so try to find a good corner spot to avoid getting knocked into by other guests. We ordered a charcuterie platter for €10 ( you can also get one for €5 or €15) some vino and water. They also have sandwiches, but we went for the charcuterie platter. Everything is delicious but a must try is the Porchetta (pork)! It was so flavorful and juicy; really worth coming back for! Overall, great prices, delicious food and wine, quaint, and great location! I will definitely bookmark this place and come back (especially since I threw a coin over my left shoulder at the Trevi Fountain- a tradition to mean visitors will return to Rome).

This was a surprise find when I was just looking for a joint to grab a bite after hours of window shopping near the Spanish Steps. And boy... was it a good find. It's one of those divey, speciality shops that serves meat and sandwiches. It's the Italy I love. The mixed meat platter came with a wide selection of meat, fruit and cheeses. Everything was so good and spot on. This is one of those places you won't find by searching "best places to eat in Rome". Just come, you will love it.

Worth the hype. Located right next to Trevi Fountain, this shop is a popular destination. Peek times are dinner time and weekends but considering its proximity to the fountain, it's pretty much always busy. The shop is small, really small. In fact, there isn't much room to turn around. To the left is the counter where all of the different cured meats and cheese are and there are a couple small bar-style tables to the right. There are also a few tables in the back. Everything is pretty much cafeteria style, meaning once your board is prepared, you grab it and take it your table yourself and you have to pretty much watch for people to finish eating so you can pounce on their table. The owners even have a sign posted saying they are not technically a restaurant so you have to get your own food and silverware and clean up after yourself. I got the #15 board, which was a mixture of cured meats and cheeses, along with fruit. The price was about 10 euros. This board was extremely tasty and the presentation was beautiful however I probably should have paid more attention to what I was ordering and gotten a full cheese board since I actually do not like cured meat and ended up only eating a tiny piece of it. The cheese was amazing and the focaccia bread was f'in phenomenal! I could have eaten a whole loaf of that bread and I am not really a bread person; it was soft, warm, and flavorful and it literally just melted in your mouth...perfect accompaniment for the cheese. Lastly, they have a great selection of really great Italian wines for cheap (at least compared to DC prices). The prosecco was cold, crisp, bubbly, and dry (but not too dry). It was so good that I had four glasses of it and the best part is that each glass was only 3.5 euros. If you can plan your trip to Trevi Fountain around coming to La Prosciuterria, I'd definitely recommend it.

Omigod! Omigod! Omigod!!!!! We were so happy to find this place! I was craving a prosciutto sandwich, and this was the best one I had ever had! Prosciutto and pecorino with olive oil on fresh focaccia, and only €4.50. This is NOT a restaurant. You order and get your food and drinks at the counter. Tiny place with just a few tables inside so lot of folks get food to go. However, if there is a table available, grab it and get one of their sample platters!! Cured meats, cheeses, marinated vegetables, fruits, and crackers, and bread. Extra bread on request. Delicious!! We had beer, but they have a nice selection of wines!

One of my favorite places to eat while in Rome. We suggest it to all our friends that visit Rome. Everything was delicious and tastes fresh. We got a large board to share with the table and there was plenty. The space inside is small but other than that it was perfect.

Just go. So good. From pizza to pasta, everything was wonderful. And make sure you check out their food bar. AMAZING!

The sign above the entrance says "Cantina dei Papi" so, yes, you are at the right spot because it is also the Roma outpost (near Fontana di Trevi) of La Prosciutteria. It's interesting they don't have a restaurant license, so you order and pick up your food on your own; however, the meats and cheeses really are great and the chill staff let you sit and relax at their tables with a bottle of wine (from their inexpensive selection) just like a restaurant. A leg of Pata Negra (aka Jamón Ibérico or Iberian Ham) on display near the entrance was tempting ... we just had to get it ... and I'm so glad we did. Five full stars for the fresh-cut slices of this ham for 13€. A cheaper and almost as good ham option was a board with Prosciutti a Mano (Tuscan Ham aged 24 months) for 8€. We also really loved the 6€ serving of Formaggi - Pecorini Toscani (Cheese Plate - Tuscan Pecorini). It's meats and cheeses that you should choose when coming to a Prosciutteria and this place really excelled at both. If we hadn't waited an extra 25 minutes for a sandwich they forgot before cancelling it and heading elsewhere to finish lunch, Cantina de Papi / La Prosciutteria would definitely be 5 stars. That service hiccup drops La Prosciutteria - Trevi to just 4 stars overall because it's easy to be a fan of the hams and cheeses.

Was a very fun experience to eat here The prosciutto and salami were the best I've had Kinda hectic of an environment but read the signs to understand the way things work. When entering you walk to the back to order, might seem like a line but people are eating at the little tables on the wall. We ordered the medium platter and a pasta The pasta was really oily, and the platter was more than enough for two

Great place to have aperitivo and enjoy a good time over wine. Small and buy a great experience

THIS PLACE IS AWESOME!! Honestly I'm sad we waited till our last day to eat here. It is almost deli- style in that you order/pickup at the counter then find a seat. They aren't technically a restaurant so they can't serve you or bus your table. It's a small place but has a great atmosphere. We had lunch here today and the whole staff was so nice to us. We jammed to some old school and new school pop songs while we enjoyed our meal. Even the girls behind the counter were singing dancing and giggling with us. Oh yeah the food. It was amazing. All the meat was so tasty and juicy. The bread was soft and yummy. The cheese had such great flavor. And it all showed up on a beautiful platter. We also had a bottle of wine that complimented everything so perfectly. Hope to be back again soon!

Amazing sandwich. Best porchetta I have ever had. Perfectly tender, salted just right and amazing bread.

Came here mostly due to the high praise from other reviews, and walked away feeling meh. I got a small size charcuterie board for one, since my partner didn't want any, and was excited at the thought of getting a truly bang for your buck deal - 7 euro for some of the pictures of previous customers' small charcuterie boards seemed like a good deal! Unfortunately for me, however, I got a little skimped out on. The board had only 1 slice of ham, salami, and prosciutto each. This plus just one slice of buttered bread, one small wedge of cheese, and a few haphazardly assorted veggies did not make me feel the love. The actual taste of everything was alright. I did like the taste of the meats, although nothing blew me away. The bread was pretty bland. And the cheese had almost zero flavor, although its texture was nice and creamy. All in all, it was just an alright food experience. Nothing I'd write home about. Just wish I had the same luck previous customers had in getting a nice, full, order for what you pay. What did tick me off more though was the rudeness of the staff. My partner and I originally sat in a slightly bigger table and were promptly asked to move by one of the staff, who said in a sharp tone "that table is for 4 people, you are only 2 in your party". Mind you, there's only like 2 or 3 other customers in the place at that time. But fine, alright, buddy I get it, the bigger table goes to the bigger parties. No problem. But then not 10 minutes later, some swanky older Italian couple walk in dressed in fancy clothes and sit down without a problem where we originally sat. And there they stay. So this comes off to me as classic Italian tourist bullying. Now that is not cool at all. tldr; just okay tasting charcuterie boards, felt like I should've gotten more and better for what I've seen previous customers get though. the customer service is pretty rude and biased against tourists in my opinion. this could explain the mediocre assortment and amount of food you get. so perhaps consider trying a different charcuterie place if you're a tourist :)

Excellent spot for lunch or dinner! Thanks to fellow Yelpers, this was true to everyone's review. Cold and rainy day touring the Trevi fountain and Spanish steps - this was amazing food. Location was difficult to find as it is in an alleyway and the Google maps could not locate the accurate location due to slow data connection on my T Mobile phone. Staff and owner were present when we stopped by their very tiny place. Warm interior made it easy to gather our energy with their awesome food. Lots of people come in to take-away (take out) sandwiches. Saw locals and tourists but when we stopped by around 2pm the place was empty and we had our choice of primitive seating. Ordered their medium (20 Euro) board w/ assorted cheeses, meats, toppings, veggies and spreads plus a demi bottle of Chianti wine (9 Euros). Total tab: 29 Euros = great value for 2 people! Order took awhile because while they are making the board, the one person also took sandwich orders in between. Finally our order arrives and have to say - very yummy! Every item was fantastic - I could not complain about any item but the best item was their fresh cut porcetta! Out of the world fantastic porcetta made the entire meal awesome. Plus the owner made sure that everyone was happy! Small but clean bathroom was a great stop! A must go to spot if you are ever in Rome!

Food: Service: Best. Sandwich. Ever. No contest. I pride myself on being a huge sandwich lover. There's something about 2 pieces of bread, meat, cheese, and all the toppings you like that make it incredibly flexible and tasty in multiple combinations. This little hole-in-the-wall is doing it right. I would come back to Italy just for this place. No joke. My wife ordered a salami and pecorino cheese sandwich while I had the porchetta with buffalo mozzarella, sundried tomatoes and lettuce. Each came with a different type of bread, but holy smokes were they AMAZING!!! They were so good we came back a second time as we were leaving Rome. Which in it of itself speaks for how good it was because there were so many great restaurants to choose from. Keep doing what you're doing. We'll be back someday!

I guess I had mentioned the boyfriend that this spot could be good for a lunch and that it had great yelp reviews. I totally forgot about it- I'm SO GLAD he didn't!! What a unique experience!!! I've never seen anything like this. Basically a charcuterie board, but definitely on another level! You pay per person. The options were 10€ or 20€ per person. If you have any food allergies or whatever just let them know- otherwise they just put together a board for you. I'm guessing no two are alike. It's a small little spot, you get a giant cutting board of food - and have at it! I asked for no mortadella (not a fan), otherwise I was very pleased with the combination of meats, cheese, fruit, preserved and grilled veggies and jam. The bread was a knockout and the spreads were good too! Order yourself some wine and you have a happy little lunch! We had a great and filling meal for €20- we couldn't have left more satisfied!

So glad I found this place on Yelp. I knew I had to try it once I saw the pics. A short walk (about 5 minutes or less) from the Trevi Fountain, La Prosciutteria is a small dining establishment. When I say small, I mean smallll. My bf and I sat in the narrow "hallway" when you first walk in. The seating was against the wall, a high rise for 2 ppl and there were wine glass holders attached to the wall to save space on the table! I thought that was pretty creative! Seating past the narrow "hallway" is limited, so if you're coming in a big group, I'd think again. We came at a good time around 3pm, I think they had just finished their lunch rush so there was NO line. They do not have a restaurant license, so you find a table, order, pick up your food, and enjoy! The staff are friendly. They speak fluent English from what I remember. The menu can seem confusing at first, but take a look at what you want and order. Don't hesitate to ask for help because the workers there are so nice. We ordered a medium platter, which was perfect for us. You don't pick what goes on the board--they do. And it's okay. Trust them because they know what is delicious. I loved the variety of cold cuts and cheeses, as well as the bread and fruit! Our favorite was definitely the porchetta. We had such a good time here, I'd love to come back again and try other things on their menu.

Don't leave Italy without having tried a board at one of these mind blowing establishments. In the States, you can pretty much get a meat and cheese board at every pop up joint, but none of them compare to this. We ordered the large board for two and gorged on meats, cheeses, and breads. The porcetta was the most delicious meat, roasted pork served warm. My husband loved the roasted red peppers. This is not a restaurant, and they don't have a license to serve food, so you won't find real tables. They have bar stools with tiny ledges that barely hold the giant meat mountains. Luckily they have a contraption that holds the stem of your wine glass above it all. We didn't speak any Italian, which was a bit of a struggle here, but that also tells you that this place is far from being a tourist trap.

Authentic-feeling, little shop near the Trevi fountain. There's only ~3 small tables and makeshift stools scattered around. Despite how small the tables are, the boards are massive. If you order the mixed board, expect an enormous board piled with meat, cheese, bread, fruit, and more. We split this between 4 people and it was enough to make all of us extremely full. Stop by for a nice, casual little dining experience. There's nothing not to love about the charcuterie boards here.