The Place to Beer — Restaurant in Rome

Very bad racist experience on this bar.My wife and I (latinos) enter in a very hot afternoon to order some cold capuccinos, and the waitress shout at me about my greenpass, I was very surprised about her reaction and maners and we showed her the greenpasses on our mobile fones. 5 minutes later , after letting us waiting whyle there was nobody else on the cafe, she came to us and whe ordered our drinks. While whe are drinking, a white American came in to order, and nobody ask him his greenpass. Ok, I thod perhaps he was there before, and I paid our drinks, and left.Once outside the waitress came after us shouting why whe are leaving without paying, and I told her we all ready did, wich she controlled just looking inside and asking her boss, something she could have done before running afther us.Then I asked the american if he had been there before and showed his greenpass greenpass, and he...

Me and my partner came to the place after watching the movie. Lovely movie 5 starts but the cafe is a 2 star. The outdoor seating was ok, but it’s on a busy loud street. The customer service was fair, nothing you’d remember or want to remember. The waiter seemed so disconnected.

We ordered a wine and tiramisu. The glasses were dirty, and huge, so the portion of wine seemed extremely small. Over priced wine for 7 euros for barely anything.

It was not crowded, pretty empty. I think since the service and prices are unimaginable. Well if the service was nice I’d justify the price BUT unfortunately Italians and customer service is like waiting for a in Rome, non existent.

This gets a 2 stars also because the tiramisu was good.

2 glasses of wine and a tiramisu for $20…. We could have bought pizza for less.

Either way, you’re better off in NYC at a cafe in...

After landing in Rome, we were searching at 6pm place to eat warm food. We were not aware restaurants out of the main tourist areas open after 8pm and it was hard to find something in the area. Friendly Emmanuel we met n the street, brought us at The Place. Busy and friendly coffee house, that to our surprise had also menu from which we picked up random things and were pleasantly surprised to eat such a well prepared food. The cook has soul. My mint-lemon pasta was tender and aromatically fulfilling. Trust your belly and enjoy a full course menu, with the best tiramisu ending, that I have ever tasted. (Cost for 2 with vintage...