Trattoria da Augusto

Affordable local food with the option of half portions or splitting full portions. Friendly local atmosphere. Sat down and was served bread and butter for free. We can vouch for the marinara rigatoni and the lasagna, both were finger licking good.

Fast paced restaurant, warm environment, and delicious food! A great place to visit slightly farther from the tourist scene. It fills up fast so try and go early if you can!

We got a recommendation for this restaurant from a Roman living in Prague. And it was worth it. A little off the beaten track, but all the more surprising. Don't expect any luxury, but you will get Roman cuisine in its truest form. That's how I imagine people lived and ate in Rome. Excellent, kind and fast service.

Had high expectations for the eatery based on reviews. Unfortunately it didn't live up to my expectations. The service felt a bit rushed, felt like we had to finish quickly to seat the next set of tourists. My rabbit was quite tasty, but any sides had to be ordered separately.

Great spot that was filled with locals when we stopped in for lunch. The service was very quick and we wish we would've ordered more food to try before leaving. It's always a plus with you can get a liter of white wine for $10 euro!

A good local restaurant. The food was delicious! I ordered the lamb with vinagar spicey sauce and artichoke. Ended with tiramisu.

So glad that we happened to walk into this spot! I originally saw it on TikTok and had it pinned on my map as per locally recommended spots.. this place did not disappoint! Not many tourists, mostly locals, authentic dishes with magnificent flavor.

Fully recommended in case you're looking for an authentic experience in a roman tavern. Recipes and courses are fresh, strictly close to the tradition and homemade. Prices are fair. Location is simple and aligned with the tavern philosophy but in a romantic small square of Trastevere neighborhood. If I have the chance I'll be happy to visit this place again.