Giggetto Al Portico D'ottavia

Food is good. But the service is the worst we had during our stay in Rome. Waiter was absolutely terrible.

Always an amazing meal and great service! Dined here two summers in a row (2022 2023) when spending time in Roma before or after our vacation cruises.

The food is amazing and fresh. The service is great and our waiter (Sherif) was very charming and helpful. The restaurant has a old Italian vibe and there's a cute garden to sit in as well as outside. One of the best stops for amatriciana and suppli! Voir le carte

Service was friendly, food was great! We got the fried artichoke (a must), bucatini amatriciana (one of my favorite dishes of our trip), and fettuccine al ragu. All the food was amazing along with the history of the area. Thank you for such a wonderful experience!

Excellent service from Massimilliano and very good, traditional Roman menu. This is the sister restaurant of the slightly fancier Hostaria Giggetto with a pared down menu. Amazing view of ancient Roman columns and benefit of being on a quiet side street. Bring cash if you'll want to tip.

very characteristic location that looks directly on the porch, eaten quite well, compared to other very well known premises in Rome the artichoke to the jacket too unto, for our tastes, good matriciana , tasteful zucca flowers and supplì. good food even if in the whole expectations were not met completely. Voir le carte

We had dinner here our first night in Rome and it was the best meal of our Italy trip so far. We started with Prosecco and the fried artichoke. For dinner we had the bucatini all'amatriciana and spaghetti al tonno both were outstanding. Service was excellent and our server recommended a very good red wine. We ended the meal with a glass of limoncello. This place is a can't miss in Rome!

Came recommended but if your American they stick you in the American section lmao never been to a restaurant that had an American section. The Italians sit up front the Americans sit in the back. At the end of the meal I told the waiter in Italian that my meal was mediocre at best and that I could make better pasta. He then said you speak good Italian and brought me out a different dish of pasta which was great. But it should have been great no matter what language I speak. So be aware if you speak English you will get put in the back and served different food then the Italians.

Being in the Kosher neighborhood, that is a reason alone to pay a visit. It is different instead of another church and more of the tourists. This area is a step away but still within grasp of being visited. Knowing of this, when in Rome we did want to visit for lunch. It was on the list. And this was a place to see as we heard it is one that has been on social media and used in other areas. So we went. It was ideal. We had all the especial in the area. Especially the best of fried Jewish Artichokes. This alone was worth the stop. It was large, fresh, had a good taste, and was worth the stop. It was ideal. We had that along with an order of mozzarela and tomatoes. That was followed by two dif... Voir le carte