Ristorante Roma — Restaurant in Buonconvento

Nestled in the charming village of Buonconvento, Ristorante Roma offers an authentic Italian dining experience that's truly unforgettable. Located at Via Soccini 16, this family-run establishment boasts a prime position in the heart of this quaint Tuscan town.The restaurant's convenient location is complemented by ample parking options. A spacious lot in front provides easy access, and if needed, additional free parking can be found behind the town. Remember, white-lined spaces are free, while blue ones require payment – a handy tip for navigating European parking systems.Buonconvento itself is a delightful, unspoiled village where you can immerse yourself in local culture, far from the tourist crowds. This authentic atmosphere extends to Ristorante Roma, where you'll dine alongside residents, adding to the genuine Italian experience.The restaurant's impeccable cleanliness, including spotless bathrooms, reflects the owners' pride and attention to detail. But it's the food that truly steals the show. With an extensive menu featuring a wide array of dishes, Ristorante Roma caters to all palates. From mouthwatering main courses to irresistible desserts, every bite is a celebration of Tuscan cuisine.Ristorante Roma is undoubtedly a hidden gem, offering exceptional food in a tranquil setting. For those seeking an authentic, high-quality dining experience away from the tourist trail, this family-run establishment comes highly...

Our pici with Tuscan meat sauce was good, but I think I would have liked the cheese and pepper more. I've come to think that the pici noodles are just too thick to my personal liking. It was perfectly al dente, and there was a lot of it. One of us gave the ravioli a rating of 5, and I think I could have given my rating a five if I had ordered something else. In general, I love Tuscan cooking, and I saw that there were other items on the menu that I knew I would love. We ordered a litre of house wine and it was fine, fruity and thick enough to chew on. This restaurant filled up, mostly with what appear to be locals, shortly after we arrived. It's clearly a popular Tuscan restaurant. I recommend it without...

It was a strange experience like no other in Italy. The staff seemed to be bothered by us, the customers. I felt like I'm interrupting them from something else more important than their actual job, serving food. I ordered some pasta with meat sauce, and the pasta was not properly boiled. It was between raw and completely boiled. The prices do not match...