Ginger - Pantheon — Restaurant in Rome

If you are tired of eating at the Roman trattorias, Ginger is a good place to take a break. It is healthy eating with organic food. The first Ginger was opened on Via Borgognona a few years ago. It usually gets totally jammed at lunch hours with a long queue of people, mostly tourists, waiting to get in. Upon its success, this one opened on Sant Eustachio about a year ago. It is another beautiful corner of Rome. The type of food Ginger offers is based on healthy eating: there are good choices of salads, vegetarian menu, hamburger , also salmon, meat. It is a type of menu that is hard to find in other places in Rome. What l like best is the fresh juice they prepare upon your selection of fruit or even vegetables like fennel and carrot. It is about 30 Euro per person for lunch. Quick and friendly service. After finishing your lunch, you can have your coffee right across the pizza , at Rome’s one of the most popular coffee shop Sant’Eustachio Il Caffe. Also a few hundred meters away from this Ginger is...

A quick review on the best place in the heart of Rome. Service - excellent, the guys are truly professional, polite, multilingual, attentive to details, and know how to make you feel comfortable.

One of the “must” places in Rome.

I’ve been here many many times for aperitivi, dinners, birthday celebrations, and just a glass of wine or a take away smoothie.

Food - amazing tropical and fresh choices in the middle of one of the hottest European cities! Fresh tropical smoothies - unlimited options Fresh bar - the only in Rome! From papaya and mango to dragon fruits, tapioca and avocado in your glass. Açaí bowls - super rare in Rome! Cold cuts and cheeses from all around Italy Fresh salads and baguettes Amazing fresh veggie aperitivo And of course, one of the best places to have a high quality dinner with a glass/bottle of the best wines and bio wines of Italy.

Believe me, this is the place you want to be after a hot and hectic experience in the...

*Moral of the story - Eating healthy does not have to be an excuse for unimaginative tasteless gruel.

Unfortunately, just a high-end showy raw-food movement fad version of a Carrefour salad bar. I left my food unfinished to find a better option to satisfy my food cravings elsewhere.

I was not warned that I would be eating a bowl of salad with a dismal shoot of an unidentified mayonnaise dressing that disappeared somewhere between the leaves and cuts of veggies.

I then ordered the tomato pasta hoping for my visit to be redeemed and was instead served a plate of pasta with a tomato paste tasting sauce. Not dissimilar to a frozen meal taste that is mass produced in your supermarket freezer. I tried to improved the plate by 20% by adding olive oil, salt and pepper to add some taste bringing it to a grand total of 2/5.

I suggest taking your family to ristorante da vincenzo or Sicilian Bocca near the Vatican if you can make the trip. You’ll leave better...