Sorelle Giordano - Menu

If you're looking for a quick Snack, something to grab for an exciting day in rome, this is the Spot! Really good Pizza, Cappuccino and other goodies. All is fresh and very yummy!

un tavolo caldo con delizie della cucina romana, gnomi eccellenti a funghi, pizza per tagliare verdure grigliate, carciofi, pollo arrosto. c'è per tutti i palati, il servizio è veloce e amichevole. Non ho provato i dolci, ma il caffè era buono.

Devo dire che mi servo qui da quando hanno aperto quindi parliamo di più di anni fa e non ho mai avuto una delusione Qualità sempre ottima per tutto Personale sempre gentile e disponibile Forse i prezzi sono un po’ più alti rispetto alla media ma la qualità si paga e loro hanno sempre avuto il di qualità

My group happened on this place when returning from the Parco Aqueduct. It was busy with locals getting lunch and it is easy to see why it is popular. There was a large selection of ready made dishes, pizza, vegetables, and desserts. We tried a variety of items and all were fresh and very tasty and the ladies who work the counter are truly special.

Got off at the Metro stop Giulio Agricola. On the way to the Roman Aqueduct we saw this better-than-cafeteria style place in the middle of a quiet neighborhood. Offers a clean, welcoming place to sit and delicious, fresh food: pizza by the kilo, octopus salad, various vegetarian and meat salads, breaded chicken cutlets, wine, coffee, pastries, tiramisu, etc. Not the kind of thing you find in the touristy areas. Does better than getting the job done when you're hungry.

We made a reservation for this restaurant using TheFork because it offered 50% off the entire meal so we suspect that was why our experience was so bad. Our appetizer was brought out on time but that was all, after that they basically stuffed us with bread for about an hour after we ordered until we just had to leave. The last round of bread wasn't even warm. The pithy excuse we were offered was that ONE of their chefs was off sick even though people who arrived after us received their entrées on time. They just didn't want to serve us, not even half a portion since we were paying half off which would have been better than what they put us through.

We got off the Rome Metro at the Giullio Agricola station on our way to Aqueduct park and we walked by the Sorelle Giordano which at first glance looked like a great place to get some coffee and danish like pastries. About one hour later because it was a very cold January in Rome we came back for the cappuccino and a quick snack. While they have a wide selection of pastries what we really noticed was they have cafeteria style display of meats and vegetables also that you can order and pay for by weight. One person behind the counter spoke some English so we pointed at what we wanted and then indicated more or less which they then put on a paper wrapper which they weighted. The scale kept a r...