Ristorante Da Nino Roma

Really lovely atmosphere. The staff were super friendly and made us feel very welcome. The food was delicious and everything we tried was full of flavor. Would definitely come back!💕

Found this restaurant near our hotel. Customers are local and that’s a good sign. Meals feel homemade and tasted delicious. My family had several different pasta dishes in including lasagna, and Cacio e pepe. We also ordered steak and well and it was delicious as well. Dessert was made of homemade lemon cake and tiramisu. Service was attentive and friendly. Highly recommend and beats many of the tourist traps near the attractions.

I visited this restaurant with my family for dinner and, unfortunately, our experience was quite disappointing. The place is not clean and clearly hasn’t been maintained properly—it feels old and neglected. Sometimes, a restaurant can make up for a lack of style or cleanliness with amazing food, but that wasn’t the case here. The food was below average. I ordered the lasagna, which was one of the worst I’ve ever had—completely tasteless and oddly prepared, without any meat. It was especially disappointing to have such a poor food experience in Rome, where expectations are naturally higher. We also tried the frutti di mare, which was just okay, and the Roman artichokes, which were not good at all. The waiter was polite and provided ok service. Overall, I wouldn’t suggest dining here if you’re looking for a pleasant evening or a memorable meal.

Da Nino is a small local restaurant, well presented and has a great feel about it both internally or the alfresco area The service was pleasant as expected, with exceptions such as asking for a few plates for bread and oil and receiving a single plate The oil bottle was virtually empty when put on the table. The food order was difficult to negotiate as many items not available. The tomato salad was chopped tomatoes- the lasagne was meatless and was more cheese than anything else The Frito misto was ok - nothing special, the pizza was reheated and the seafood pasta average at best Overall it’s an average experience, not someplace that a return would be needed

Cozy little spot with a local vibe. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, and the pizza is truly delicious — fresh ingredients and great flavor. A perfect place to relax and enjoy a casual meal. Definitely worth a visit if you're in the area!

The pizza is really bad, the tomate base is sour, the paste is average. I really don't recommend. We also took the carbonara, the egg was cooked it looked like scrambled eggs...wouldn't recomend either. However, you should totally try the tiramisu, it was very good :* and the fried artichoke was also very good.. The service was also nice.

Very very disappointed. We’ve wasted one of our 4 nights in Rome eating here. First the only white wine out of 10 listed by the glass was Chardonnay. Our starters were not memorable and very bland. My wife chose lasagne and to say she was disappointed was an understatement. It looked like slop with cottage cheese on top. The meat was non existent and was luke warm. I ordered the sea bass with seasonal vegetables and potatoes. In the menu the bass said €5 when I ordered the waiter said it’s done by weight and would be around €25 when it arrived it was the smallest piece of bass with the most amount of bones. It had no flavour. The seasonal vegetables, was wilted spinach. The potatoes did not arrive. The service is very poor, like they hate their job or you’re putting them out. All deserts are bought in pre made. I would avoid this place if you want a true Italian experience.

Our Airbnb host recommended & it was brilliant. We were 45 minutes late from our flight but they graciously accepted us in and served us kindly. Everything was delicious & the prices were very reasonable. The highlight was we came in on Thursday so it was all about the Gnocchi! Crazy good!