Felice a Testaccio in Rome: photos, reviews, menu

About

Felice a Testaccio - ROMA stands out as a must-visit in the heart of Rome. This moderately priced restaurant, averaging 20-40 EUR per person, boasts a Google rating of 4.3, a testament to its excellent food quality and inviting atmosphere. Known for its friendly staff and cozy ambiance, Felice a Testaccio makes for the perfect spot for both lunch and dinner.

Specializing in traditional Italian and vegetarian cuisine, the menu puts a modern twist on classic dishes. Highlights include the renowned cacio e pepe, succulent saltimbocca alla romana, and flavorful ossobuco con piselli. Patrons can also enjoy a variety of meats, seafood, pasta dishes, and delectable desserts like tiramisu and zabaione, pairing perfectly with a selection of fine wines and liqueurs.

The restaurant offers multiple conveniences such as payment by credit card, on-street and free parking, as well as outdoor seating. Reservations are available to ensure you get a table in this popular spot. Whether you're sipping on a rich espresso or savoring a masterpiece of Italian cuisine, Felice a Testaccio promises an unforgettable dining experience in a great location.

Price

$$$$ 20 - 40 EUR

Meals

Lunch, Dinner

Cuisines

Italian, Vegetarian

Services

Reservations available, Outdoor seating

Offering

Serving alcohol

Payment

Payment by credit card

Dishes and Beverages

Discover the standout dishes and unique drinks that define Felice a Testaccio menu.

Bacon
Beef
Beer
Bouillon
Cakes
Cheese
Chocolate
Coffee
Fish
Fruitcake
Ham
Ice cream
Lamb
Lemonade
Meat
Devilfish
Mozzarella
Pasta
Pies
Pizza
Pork
Ravioli

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Zabaglia/Galvani

Bus stop 165 m walk

Galvani/Ginori

Bus stop 90 m walk

Galvani/Della Robbia

Bus stop 54 m walk

Marmorata/Galvani

Bus stop 127 m walk

Zabaglia

Bus stop 233 m walk

4.3

based on 9,129 reviews

Google

4.3/5 8,445 reviews

Facebook

4.2/5 684 reviews

vincenzo peponi

Food: 4
Service: 4
Atmosphere: 4

Una garanzia per chi vuole assaggiare la cucina romana, personale simpatico e molto efficiente. Locale raffinato. Consigliato

Anastasia Z

Food: 4
Service: 3
Atmosphere: 3

I come here only for the cacio e pepe pasta, it’s great, but still overpriced (19 euros for pasta with just cheese and pepper is too much). The tables are close to each other, so it’s pretty loud and not intimate at all. Still, it’s a historic place worth visiting once you’re in Rome.

bas kuurstra

Food: 2
Service: 2
Atmosphere: 3

This place was recommended to us by a friend from Rome. Can’t say I was impressed. Food: The antipasti were not great. The polpettine (€15) was dry, tasteless and served with mashed potatoes. The Arancini (€4/pc) were lacking in taste and the rice was dry and hard. The Bufala (€12) was good but like the other dishes “there was no love in the dish”. Look at it. Two balls of moz on a plate with a leaf. The pastas were good but very heavy. They were a good amount and flavorful but mostly salty. We had the Gricia(€16), Cacio e Pepe(€19), Carbonara(€17), and Amatriciana(€16). The latter was the best. Service: There was an odd atmosphere among the staff. Not a nice one. Tasks were devided. One took our food order while another took our drink order. And in that order. When the wine came the cooler was then served by yet a third guy. You have to pay for bread (even if you don’t ask for any) but there is no copperto charge. Our appetizers were put on the table on top of other dishes and the plates that came with them were placed stacked on a corner of the table. “That’s the Italian way” exclaimed the “food” waiter. When the mozzarella was served he claimed loudly “they are fresh”! I replied well I hope so! (For that price I thought with it). Maine arrived while all the plates were still on the table! They asked if I wanted coffee and left before I could answer. Altogether not good service! Atmosphere: The inside restaurant was a good looking place and the outside terrace where we had our meal was cozy and well lit. It was in a covered piece of parking lot outside the restaurant like you see so much in Italy. I would give them 2,5 stars if it was possible. And recommend you find another authentic place in the vicinity to eat the 4 true Roman pasta dishes.

Felice a Testaccio in Rome