Siamo entrati in questo locale grazie alle recensioni molto positive. Non possiamo che confermare la bontà del cibo: stratosferica la carbonara, perfetta in cottura, cremosità, sapidità. Molto buono il vino (un Barbera). Un gradino sotto rispetto alla carbonara è stata la cacio e pepe. Peccato per i carciofi che erano già finiti...ma ci torneremo. I primi storici romani, sono sempre disponibili; altri primi, comunque interessanti, dipendono dal menù del giorno. Il locale si presenta come un'osteria rinnovata, ma l'esposizione di vini nella terza sala, eleva senza problemi il livello ad enoteca. A 5min a piedi da p.zza Venezia, via del Corso. Siamo arrivati in tre, per prenotare per 10, siamo arrivati in 16 e ci siamo seduti in 17. Unici nell'organizzazione. Un grande grazie dal tavolo "problematico". Sono rimasti tutti soddisfatti.

Una buonissima trattoria. Cibo molto buono e buone porzioni. Servizio molto cortese e alla mano. Ottimo anche il vino della casa. Prezzo molto buono nel rapporto con la qualità. Consigliato

L’atmosfera che si respira entrando all’interno dell’enoteca è quella di una Roma anni ‘60. Ambiente caldo e accogliente, personale cordiale e davvero simpatico, io e la mia ragazza abbiamo apprezzato molto. Cibo davvero gustoso, piatti abbondanti e prezzi davvero ottimi per essere a due passi dal Pantheon. Consiglio davvero di provarla almeno una volta per un pranzo più rustico ma con sapori veri e buoni.

Il personale, gentilezza infinita. Tutto perfetto. L'unica cosa che non sono riuscito ad accettare sono state le luci led in un posto così tipico, orribili, due lampadine belle erano perfette.

Lo staff è straordinario! Si vede chiaramente che dietro c'è tanta esperienza ed attenzione per la centralità dell'ospite. Metto 4 stelle alla cucina solo perché la qualità delle cozze ordinate, pur arrivate dal fornitore il giorno stesso, non era eccezionale. Ahimè la qualità dei prodotti ordinati attraverso i canali della grande distribuzione alimentare è una nota dolente che sta facendo calare il livello di molti ristoranti. 10 e lode per averlo riconosciuto, per non averci fatto pagare quella pietanza, per averci coccolati più che mai.

Devon Bowen

My buddy and I came here for pasta, duck, and rabbit! Very authentic and down to earth vibe. The service was fantastic. They have an amazing selection of wine, too!

Noemi Reyes

A family owned business. The loviest people I've met at a restaurant. The food was amazing and fresh as well as their desserts. Don't miss out on Rome's best!

L R

Good and delicious food. Check your bill for accuracy

Bryan Pereira

I booked to see an opera and dinner here was included. It was a little longer walk then expected through some empty quiet streets (Google map shortcuts) but very nice. The restaurant wasnt busy and we got alot of wonderfully food! Especially nice to enjoy was the veal which made a good change fro. Pizza and pasta. Staff were friendly and welcoming

Никита

I got a bonus from the website (shown in the photo) and went out for dinner. No big expectations — just wanted something tasty. And it was spot on: the pasta was perfect, the sauce creamy and flavorful, everything felt genuine. A great way to turn a random win into a nice experience.

Adeline Lim

Food was exceptional - it was the first time in Rome that every single one of our party enjoyed their meal. We had the ravioli carbonara, lamb, beef fillet and veal. Friendly service. No tourist-trap vibes here!

Reita Hackaj

We had a lovely dinner at Enoteca Corsi. The place has a rustic, simple charm — no music, a bit lively and loud, which I actually found refreshing and enjoyable. We were three, and the staff kindly prepared a tagliere for us with different prosciutti, salumi, cheese, and mozzarella di bufala. Everything was delicious and clearly of high quality. We also tried the amatriciana, which my father absolutely loved, and shared a very good bottle of wine at a very reasonable price (28 euros). The wine selection was good, though rather limited — about four reds and four whites — so I personally wouldn’t really call it an “enoteca.” Still, what we had was excellent. For dessert, we had tiramisu. While the flavor was nice, it felt a bit too creamy and light on mascarpone, more like panna montata — not quite what I expected. Still, it was a small detail in an otherwise excellent meal. Service was warm and personal and the gentleman who helped us (possibly the owner) made the experience even more memorable. Overall, a truly lovely trattoria experience in Rome. Five stars well deserved.

+7

Ella Ingraeus

Asbolutely amazing and friendly service!! Completely delicious food and house wine. Tasty rabbit, beef and truffle pasta. Chocolate cake was unbeliavable as well. The price felt very fitting here. Affordable beers!

Anthony Matteo

You can’t beat an authentic Italian dinner whilst in Rome. Serviced with a vast selection of Italian wines, it’s a hidden gem. Service was great and everything is serviced at the same time, warm and well seasoned and flavoursome. Great menu selection. Will be back. Booking essential for larger groups.

Johnconnor G

Loved the traditional style in this restaurant with all the plaques and awards hung up on their walls with pictures of their foods and newspapers! It created such a traditional and unique atmosphere for the restaurant. Pasta was good, I had the stuffed ravioli which was delicious! The staff complimented our family and said we were beautiful from such a unique and special country!

+1

Sebastian Hjortland Marks

Local, unpretentious and delicious food. Away from the chaos, Enoteca Corsi is tucked away on a quiet street. The place was packed with local Italians, keeping its charm, which many places lack in the centre, it seems. The service was decent - a tad slow sometimes, but no big issue. We asked for a wine recommendation, and the waiter recommended the local Contesa Abruzzo Pecorino, our favourite wine, for our trip. I would highly recommend it! Delicious and wholesome food arrived swiftly. Highly recommend the rabbit dish and Rigatoni Alla Carbonara which was the best plate of pasta I've ever had. Prices were very reasonable, with mains costing 10eu/15eu and a glass of wine costing 5eu I couldn't recommend this place anymore

Stephanie Rose

Delicious, generous, unpretentious food. House wine is also good! Service friendly and prompt. Great prices! Best steak and rabbit we’ve had in 9 weeks travelling Italy.

Patricia Hausnerova

Very local and home-style, truly a hidden gem. They don't lure the tourist inside. You won't find outdoor seating, but what you will find is real food. We had amazing carbonara! So happy and grateful for this experience.

Julia Leme

asked if they could make me a carbonara even though it wasnt on the menu (weekly craving…). by far the best carbonara of my life. still eating while i type this. WOW! also, location is far from the tourist eye, i was the only foreigner there (which I see as an indicator of food quality tbh)

Elio Rodriguez

Amazing food with great wine. Typical service for an Italian restaurant. We did not have reservations yet we were seated, they do accept walk-ins as we arrived when they opened at 7:15pm. We enjoyed the atmosphere and stayed 2 hours eating our food. Highly recommend

Brooke Mendes

Great place to dine in for tasty food . It gets pretty busy . You will see a lot of locals dining in here . Definitely would recommend this place . I had tasted a wine here wish I had saved the name the best wine I ever tasted .

+5

Marina V

Such amazing food! And a favorite among locals! Our waiter didn't speak a word of English, but he was super nice and we managed just fine communicating by a few words I knew in Italian and by pointing at the menu :) All other patrons were from Rome and all seemed to know the staff. Can't wait to go back! ❤

Cucina semplice con qualche buon spunto in locale datato nell'arredo al quale una complessiva ristrutturazione non farebbe certo male. Buona la selezione vini ma il sovrapprezzo se consumato durante la cena é poco elegante. Nota molto positiva la simpatia del personale, oscena la toilette.

Locale tipico con cucina semplice ma di buona qualità. La pasta cacio e pepe merita davvero di essere provata. Le porzioni potrebbero essere un po’ più abbondanti. Prezzi ok per la zona.

Bello , ha molto stile e fascino. Un posto dove potere cenare anche in bella compagnia. Servizio mediocre. I piatti sono buoni ma sulla sufficienza. Prezzo un po’ alto.

Locale romano, aperto a pranzo e qualche giorno anche a sera. A pranzo esiste un menu del giorno (prezzi medi 9 o 10 euro a piatto). Le pietanze variano tra primo e secondi. Il menù in alto specifica che i piatti della tradizione romana costano 12 euro (cacio e pepe, gricia, amatricinana): le cameriere ti avvisano sempre che se vuoi un piatto della tradizione devi però avere pazienza perché ci vuole una media di 20/25 minuti di attesa. Il personale è gentile, sempre sorridente e alla mano. Ovviamente, essendo abbastanza in centro, anche qui si trovano i turisti, ma rimane la veracità romana.

Afshin Afshar-Ghasemlou

My partner and I recently stumbled upon Enoteca Corsi, located conveniently close to the Pantheon, and what a wonderful discovery it turned out to be! We walked in completely on a whim, without prior knowledge of the place, and were immediately impressed by the warm and inviting atmosphere. The staff was very friendly and welcoming, which elevated the whole dining experience. The food, across the board, was delicious and clearly prepared with care. I was particularly thrilled to see Pasta e Fagioli on the menu. As my favorite Italian comfort soup, I was so focused on savoring every spoonful that I didn't pay as much attention to the rest of the meal as I should have! However, I can confirm that every plate that came to our table was excellent, and we both left feeling completely satisfied—a perfect, authentic Roman meal!

Shine

Great meal here - authentic Italian restaurant. Simple decor but really good food. Staff were very friendly and helpful. My friend had the fish tartare with octopus and tuna which was amazing.

Vincent Ganivet

Clearly a really good restaurant with traditional roman food. The service was really good really welcoming. Bad point was the price don't expect to be full without spending at least 25 euros by person without counted the drink and the bread. And be careful they add the bread price even if you don't touch the bread but you can tell to the server at the end to be refund. So a good place for people who want good fresh roman food and are ready to pay this amount.

Recensione Abbiamo acquistato Opera Concert at Waldensian Church and Dinner at Enoteca Corsi. La parte dell’opera è stata semplicemente meravigliosa, la voce di Sabrina e Adriano mi ha commosso fino alle lacrime. Un’esperienza intensa, piena di emozione e bellezza. Purtroppo, la serata che doveva concludersi in modo perfetto si è trasformata in una delusione totale a causa del ristorante. Il cibo era pessimo, dall’antipasto al dolce: niente si è salvato. Nemmeno sembrava di essere in Italia. Anche la coppia seduta accanto a noi, che partecipava allo stesso pacchetto, ha lasciato gran parte del piatto intatto. Peccato, perché dopo un concerto così straordinario, meritava davvero un finale all’altezza.