Avoid this place at all costs. It’s a tourist trap. They are located just across the street from the Vatican Museum so they have the perfect conditions to do what they do best: stealing their customers, literally! When you see the menu you think their prices are ok: pizzas and pasta costing a maximum of 10 euros. I chose gnocchi and the waiter told me not to order it cause they were not very good that day(!). Then I tried to order a pizza and the same waiter told me they didn’t have some of the ingredients and then he suggested spaghetti with meatballs as it was the dish of the day and the pasta was fresh! I agreed without asking the price (my mistake)! While I was waiting I asked if I could charge my mobile phone anywhere in the restaurant and if it was safe. The waiter assured it was safe so I left it charging near the bar. The food arrived and it was AWFUL!!! 2 tiny, dry, tasteless meatballs and a small amount of pasta. I didn’t complain cause I was starving after 5 hours visiting the museum. The charged 26 euros for the pasta and a glass of house white wine. It is very clear that this is a scam, they try to convince you to choose something that is not on the menu, advertising it as the dish of the day and then charging what they want. I asked to see the manager and he told me, in a very rude way, that that was the price of what I have order including 4 euros of cover fee!!! After paying I asked my iPhone back and surprisingly it was not where I have left it! The manager told me they can’t control everybody who passes by. I was so angry by then that I threatened the manager to call the police that was at the museum entrance just across the street, if I didn’t get the phone real quick. Five minutes later the iPhone miraculously reappeared where I left it! I guess someone from the staff took it and when they saw me willing to call the police, they put it back. So, I had the worse Italian experience in this restaurant. If you decide go there don’t say you were not warned.