Ristorante Gallura — Restaurant in Rome

I’m dining here right now and sadly changed my reservation from Il Galeano on recommendation of one of the hotel staff. Thus far. the service is slow though very friendly. They really try very hard and are very enthusiastic. The oysters were great but the crudo platter was boring and hugely disappointing. And as someone else commented, little thought and certainly zero innovation involved. Nothing memorable in the least. The “salmon tartare” was nothing more than smoked, diced salmon with a glob of mayonnaise. The red tuna was unidentifiable. I’m having the gamberoni as my “secondi” and it is equally lacking in any forethought in its preparation. It says it has chili oil, haven’t tasted anything remotely spicy, and I didn’t even have a remote hint of the other ingredients mentioned in the menu. The cheese and champagne (Laurent Perrier), oysters and anchovies were excellent! I now regret having cancelled my other reservation. The staff was incredibly enthusiastic and I know they meant well. But unfortunately that...

Locals say it’s one of the best seafood restaurants in Rome. I would have to agree. Extremely fresh. Start with the crudo. The uni or sea urchin tastes like they just plucked it out of the ocean. Red shrimp and scampi raw are incredible. The oysters are from France but always medium to large and very flavorful. For the secondi, we ordered the sea bream Sicilian style. Fish obviously changes daily but try the Sicilian sauce - it’s delicious. In past we have tried the sea urchin pasta. If that is your thing, it’s a must order. For sides, you MUST order the chicory sautéed with anchovies (local favorite). Finished with limoncello per usual. Be prepared to pay up, molto caro...

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ We had a wonderful dinner at Gallura — a true hidden gem tucked away in a quiet residential area of Rome, far from the tourist crowds. The atmosphere was calm and elegant, the service warm and professional, and every dish beautifully prepared.

The seafood was exceptionally fresh — from the crudi to the pasta dishes, everything was perfectly balanced in flavor and presentation. It’s definitely on the expensive side, but worth it for the quality and attention to detail.

If you’re looking for an authentic Roman seafood experience away from the chaos of the city center, Gallura is absolutely...