Come a Casa

10 from 10 for food (high quality ingredients + well cooked), service (super friendly), atmosphère (super nice, home style, cosy). And great wine card! J’aime!!!♥️

We had a wonderful time – the food was fantastic and the staff were lovely. We had reserved outdoor seating, but they kindly offered us a table inside for dessert when one became available (because it was chilly outside). We’ll definitely be back!

The food was good, with fresh ingredients and attention to detail. Portions, though, were definitely on the small side — especially for the price. The wine was a highlight: natural, tasty, and not too pricey. Service was friendly. But honestly, 25€ for a tiny plate of parmigiana? That’s a bit much. I don’t mind paying for quality, but this felt a bit like paying gourmet prices for a dish that’s supposed to be simple and generous. Nice place overall, but the value just isn’t there for me.

Every dish is excellent. One of the best Italian restaurants in town. The staff are ultra professional and super friendly. Highly recommended.

We went back to Come a Casa's new location after being at the old location 4 years ago on their last day. Here they are better than ever! This is a place you want to go to experience genuine food and hospitality. Thank you Gianluca and Flavia and our server (did not catch his name)!

TO FLEE! This place has a wine expert with a rude and dismissive attitude. Despite giving clear preferences for a bottle of white he insisted on a completely different bottle of orange, brushed off our input and insisted we take his choice. When we didn’t like the wine, he condescendingly questioned if we even knew about wine. The arrogance was astonishing, and the rest of the meal was just as forgettable. Won’t be back.

Best italian restaurant I tried, pretty much ever. It really is like home. The menu only has two dishes but the change constantly and they are absolutely amazing. Make sure to call in advance since the place is really tiny. But please try the food here. The price are very decent, for Paris and for the quality of the food and service. Also the wine selection is really good. We ate the lasagna with pecorino and some calabrese sausage and the some pasta with duck ragu. I had the lasagna and it was the best lasagna I ate in a while.

So for those who think Olive Garden and chicken parm are Italian, stay away from Cone a Cass and make room for those who know. Flavia and Gianluca have created a very special place. They would make lots of money and fans in Rome. Lucky Paris.