Ristorante nel cuore di Roma che offre pasta fresca fatta a mano e piatti tipici della tradizione romana, inclusi piatti senza glutine.

If you’re looking for authentic Italian pasta, this is definitely the place to visit. The pasta dough is made fresh right here in the restaurant, which is something you don’t find everywhere. Everything we tried was delicious — the pasta, ravioli, pizza, and the dessert. After a long and tiring day, enjoying such flavorful food was exactly what we needed.

The service was also excellent. Our waiter, Eduardo, was very attentive, friendly, and made us feel welcome throughout the meal. Another great thing is that the food was prepared surprisingly quickly without compromising quality.

Highly recommended for anyone who appreciates fresh Italian cuisine and great service!

We chose this restaurant simply based on its look from the street - and it definitely didn't disappoint. Both of us agreed that from our four days in Rome, the meal here was not only the best value but also the best tasting.

For a fantastic price of €18.50, we were able to choose not only a pasta dish but a soft drink and a dessert too.

Both of us chose the Spaghetti alla Gricia, which was just perfect. A fantastic sized portion and the most incredible pork as well. We didn't want our meals to end. We shared a focaccia (also great) to mop up the delicious creamy sauce.

The included desserts - one pistachio and the other a cherry cake - were also good.

Service too was excellent from the two ladies who kept up with a never-ending stream of diners. Both were very friendly and attentive.

I only wish we had discovered Pasta in Corso on the first day of our trip as we would have eaten there time and time again.

We had many amazing dining experiences during our trip to Italy, so we are chalking this single negative dinner up as the exception to the otherwise incredible Roman restaurant scene.

The biggest issue here was the service. Our waiter was genuinely rude; when we asked questions regarding allergies, he openly rolled his eyes and sighed. He was visibly upset to find out that only one of us had a gluten allergy and actually reprimanded us for not being "more clear" about it.

As for the food, I would rate it a 5/10. It lacked authenticity and reminded me more of North American chain restaurant food than Italian cuisine.

• The Pizza: I had the Margherita pizza. It was underwhelming and the sauce tasted like unheated canned tomato sauce.
• The Pasta: My wife had the gluten-free pasta with red sauce. It was better than the pizza (3/5), but it paled in comparison to other pasta we enjoyed in Rome.

We had ordered a combo dinner which included dessert, but the service became non-existent as the meal went on. We eventually found someone just to help us pay the bill so we could leave. We mentioned the poor service to them but decided not to ask for a refund on the uneaten dessert considering the "passion" our waiter showed regarding the allergy accommodations, we decided the potential fiasco wasn't worth the hassle.

On a positive note, the restaurant is spacious. It is likely a better fit for families with young children who need room to move, rather than for a couple looking for a nice dinner.

Enjoy Pasta in Corso if you must, but know there are many options in Rome that will surpass this experience.

During my week in Rome, this was the only place where I ate twice. The service varied a bit and was noticeably slower the second time I dined there. The lasagna tasted just like it did in my childhood, which was a pleasant surprise. There was also a good selection of desserts.

Not the most traditional nor authentic Italian restaurant in Rome but they serve a relatively good meal. I could see eating here on my lunch hour ig I worked nearby, but as a tourist, it's just ok. I ordered a pizza and was disappointed that it wasn't the thin crust that Italian pizzas are known for. The pasta was good but a little al dented for me. The combo was a good price with a drink and dessert.

Lavora conPasta in Corso Cavour-Prati

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Piazza Camillo Benso Conte di Cavour, 17/B, 00193 Roma RM, Italy

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Ristorante nel cuore di Roma che offre pasta fresca fatta a mano e piatti tipici della tradizione romana, inclusi piatti senza glutine.

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