I Fritti De Sora Milvia

Friendly little take away. Fresh and very tasty food, fish and chips Italian style. Not to be missed when hungry!

best fry of fish of aroma, not to mention supli in special that with gorgonzola. highly recommended try to believe.

fantastic all cooked on the moment. .a very good fried. I tried supplication and fried fish.both warm and croccamti gistosis. honest prices..in the average. beep fried fish abundant

Outstanding! the quality of raw materials is felt at every single bite. crispy fried, light and leaves great space to the taste of the filling. unmissable if you pass from a milvio bridge!

If you're into fried food (or a bit tipsy) it is a great place to stock up. Careful, the mozzarella fritters will spew up a boiling hot liquid scalding everyone in your vicinity. Wear protective clothing

in this small but cozy place I could eat the ascolan olives to the best truffle of the universe. also the meatball broccoli and sausage (lightly spicy) was really very good. maybe the boiled one a little scary, but from sora milvia the fries are all a wonder. the panatura is very special, as I had never tried. prices are right for the exquisiteness and quality it offers, of course I will return.

I booked through the site, and they were more than punctual to deliver them to me. Fried right now! I took a supplied cacio and pepper, to the amatrician cad. one) and a meatball to the skin all delicious, especially the cacio and pepper, with a very decided goto as I like. I also tasted the supplied to the traditional ragù, I ate it with goto. sure if I am again in the milvio bridge zone I will stop! honest prices for quality!

This is the perfect place to go for a tasty after work treat or if you have the late night munchies. The selection includes suppli, fried mini pizza (Neapolitan style), fried veggies, mozzarelline, fior di zucca and even onion rings. Ponte Milvio is full of restaurants but this is the closest thing the area has to fast food (with a few other exceptions but not as delicious). The interesting thing about this place is they play a bit with their flavors cacio e pepe rice balls etc. And they do it really really well. I would definitely recommend it but watch out because it can become addictive. Keep in mind it 's not exactly a lunch or dinner place just a snack place.

Anyone who has visited Italy has come across what has to be one of the greatest joys of eating there, deep fried seafood. I highly recommend the Carciofi alla Giudea in Rome's Jewish Quarter but if you are in the Ponte Milvio area, do yourself a favour and visit I Fritti de Sora Milvia. We visited this little hole in the wall during a drive around Rome with a good friend. She knew I loved deep fried seafood and this was one of her favourite spots to eat Fritti. I was blown away at the amazing assortment of suppli and other crsipy golden brown delicacies. We each ordered a seafood platter that featured moscardini (like calamari except it is baby octopus) and deep fried shrimp. What blew me aw...