Alla Bracioleria Italian Restaurant | Termini — Restaurant in Rome

Hello,

today we tried this Restaurant according to the nice look and the interior. The prices seem to be very fair. The Pizza Marinara was 7€ which is ok for the Roma Metropolitan Area, also 4€ for Bruschetta seemed to be good value for money.

When the Bruschetta arrived I knew this is going to be a mediocre Restaurant as there was no taste of Olive oil, salt or garlic and the portion was way to small. There was even dry salad leaves on the side of the plate which where without sauce or anything else. The only thing which was ok was the bread as it was crispy.

So far so bad - the Pizza Marina followed. And this was a big insult to Italia. The dough was thin as paper and way to crispy. The outside was way to thin and not fluffy at all. The sauce was mediocre and there was not much flavor in the sauce. I had way better Marinaras for 3,50€. I know it’s Roma but for 7€ you can expect a better Pizza.

At least the wine was good to wash the mediocre food down the throat.

Please improve your food for the sake of the poor tourist dining...

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