I will never eat there again. Definitely, an excellent location and beautiful view, but I did find the treatment of my 24-member group insulting, for a lack of a better word. We were subjected to bait-and-switch

I made lunch reservations four months ahead and agreed with the owner to a typical Roman dish for second course of our 3-course lunch. When we arrived, we were informed he had made a mistake and instead had prepared a different dish (which we had discussed while making the reservation, but I had turned down), which was not typically Roman and definitely cheaper in value.

Given our time constraint and desire to avoid the embarrassment of an argument in front of our guest, we had no choice but to go along with it. However, when we received the bill, no apology or discount for the mistake was offered.

We paid the bill, gave the waitress a tip, even though in Italy a tip is not required (she provided good service and the mistake was not hers), and vowed never to go back there again.

So, what does this mean to anyone considering eating there? Well, seems to me that more than likely the owner of the restaurant just may take shortcuts where he should not. The view is definitely beautiful but will that distraction give the owner a chance to slip a low quality cut of meat under your noses?