Giardino di Giulia e fratelli — Restaurant in Rome

Update of the initial review: After having dinner here 3 times, I absolutely love this place and its people. It was always the same good food and perfect service. Good food is not unusual for us. We love food and constantly search for places where we can satisfy our tastes and appetites. But the service like here is very rare. We have seen in movies that in very few upscale places, waiters are gentlemen with absolute politeness, not talking too much but observing any single little need you might have and helping you even before asking for help. We found here such a gentleman and we're proud we'd have this chance. Thank you, Giardino di Giulia.

‐-------- Very good food and nice people. It's a big garden, Roman style with big orange trees all over. Service is fast and friendly. With sufficient parking places and all those monuments nearby, Giardino di Giulia e Fratelli is the logical choice for a delicious...

Loved this place. This was our third choice as others were full, but massively happy to have come across it. Despite what I read in some previous reviews the staff were friendly and the food was great (not high cuisine, but tasty, plentiful and family friendly). The site was busy and there were plenty of Appia Antica tourists (like us) but also local Italian families and groups enjoying the last of the warm weather on a Saturday afternoon. The table next to us were having a birthday celebration, and since we joined in the happy birthday singing the waitress gave us some free desert - and then the celebrants passed over some slices of cake. A...

Tourist trap. These kind of places are damaging the whole city's restaurant scene. You basically enter a very shabby garden, they sit you and let you wait ages. The waiters are rude ("you can't order now, everyone wants to"), they serve you a hard piece of bread with tomatoes (I wouldn't call it bruschetta) and, again, let you wait. The menu is ridiculous, the food lame, no quality at all. Tables served partially. Terrible. A place like this simply shouldn't exist nowadays in a European capital such as Rome, not in that blessed location. Avoid it and do you a favour: bring sandwiches, fruit and water to eat outside....