STRADAROMANA Pizza & Grill — Restaurant in Rome

Amazing and unforgettable customer service : This review focusses on amazing customer service, thoughtfulness and human kindness

Background - I was travelling to Siena and my backpack was stolen at the bus station. Later that day the thieves attempted to use two cancelled credit cards at Strada Romana Pizza & Grill .

Antonio (owner Strada Romana Pizza & Grill) proactively recovered my bag from the thieves and then rang the Siena hotel (which was my next hotel) , explained the situation, obtained my number, contacted me in Rome, and then returned my belongings when I visited the restaurant. What an amazing and thoughtful man.

Whilst I was unable have a meal, the restaurant looks immaculate and inviting.

Due to this incident, my European trip has been cut short, but when next returning to Rome, we shall enjoy several meals at Strada Romana Pizza & Grill and I can further express my deep gratitude and thanks to Antonio and his team who are...

We ordered bruschetta as a starter, and it was absolutely perfect—fresh, flavorful, and well-prepared.

For the main courses, we had the spaghetti alla carbonara and the boscaiola pizza. Unfortunately, both were disappointing. We’ve had carbonara at many other Italian restaurants, and it’s usually excellent, but this version had an overpowering eggy taste and was practically inedible. As for the pizza, we didn’t enjoy it either—though to be fair, that might have been due to our choice of topping rather than the preparation itself.

The most unpleasant part of the experience, however, was the behavior of one of the staff. When he noticed we hadn’t touched the spaghetti, he made an awkward and inappropriate attempt to “feed” us himself, which felt very intrusive and unprofessional.

Overall, while the starter was a highlight, the rest of the experience—especially the service—left a lot...

We had lunch at Strada Romana, a casual and well-kept spot near Tiburtina Station. The atmosphere is warm and modern, and the staff was friendly, especially the waitress who welcomed us with a smile.

We ordered a “trippa alla romana” to share and two pasta dishes: a carbonara and an amatriciana. The portions were very generous — we struggled to finish everything despite having a good appetite. The food was tasty and satisfying overall.

If anything, the guanciale could have been a bit crispier, though it was nicely abundant.

We spent less than €40 for two, which makes it a great choice for solid Roman cuisine at a very fair price. Friendly service, big portions, and a cozy vibe — definitely a place...