“we observed a huge rat roaming the restaurant. When pointed out to the owner of the establishment, he said, "What do you expect, this is NYC." and then he made a racial slur.”
H3
8.1/10Italian
AI-generated summary
Classic Roman , and the amatriciana is the one people name. Italians in the sub keep pointing to it as the closest thing to an everyday restaurant in Rome. It's affordable and easy to get a table, which is rare for the East Village. They used to be cash only but they take cards now.
“we observed a huge rat roaming the restaurant. When pointed out to the owner of the establishment, he said, "What do you expect, this is NYC." and then he made a racial slur.”
H3
“Via della Pace. I lived in Italy for the first 30 years of my life, and that's an unpretentious restaurant that you could fine in any small street in Rome.”
H2
“Excellent Italian and super affordable, apparently they used to be cash only but now they take card. Owner was super nice too. Highly recommend”
H2
“We always have a table and we eat well, with real Italian pasta.”
H2
“Via Della Pace on East 4th has very good, very authentic, traditional Roman food”
H2
“via della pace (east village)!! easy to get in and they have all the classic roman pastas”
H2
“One of the most underrated Italian spots in the city.”
H2
“Pasta: Via della Pace, east village.”
H2
“they have an excellent rib eye”
H2
“Just went to Via Della Pace and their fresh pasta was incredible”
H2
“Via Della Pace. Run by actual Italians and their Amatriciana is amazing!”
H2
“Via della Pace or Malatesta... best quality and good price”
H2