Pastarito Pizzarito

What a deal. All the prices were very reasonable. We were hungry, arriving from London and taking a long train ride. We ended up getting a pizza, seafood pizza, and a flask of wine. I think the whole thing was 22 euros? Service was pretty good as well. Just beware the bathroom. Lol they’re not that great. I enjoyed my pizza and the wife loved the seafood. I mean, they PILED seafood on top of it. She was full and couldn’t eat the pizza, although I don’t think she really liked the pizza. Anyways, if you want a cheap, delicious seafood dinner, go there and order a pizza lol!

Todo lo que hay en el menu es recomendable. Desde las increibles pastas y pizzas. hasta las magnificas ensaldas! Atencion increible. Precios super accesibles. Las pastas di mare son grandiosas. Una vez q vas seguro queres volver.

El tíiiiiiipico lugar que llegas solo si un conocido en italia te lo recomienda.
Alli armas ti plato de pasta con el tipo de pasta y de salsa que desees por aprox 10 euros comes un plato riquisimo que en argentina podrian comer 2 y tomas una gaseosa
Esta a ½ cuadra de termini por lo que si tenes que comer apurado antes que se vaya tu tren es mejor aun!

Wouldn’t recommend this place. The food was pretty good for the price, but the service just ruined it. I had the special, which was a pasta with tomato sauce and basil. There wasn’t enough pasta sauce for the amount of pasta, and about 4 basil leaves. My sister had the lasagna and it was also good.
Service was really bad, our waitor seemed to be very annoyed with us and we didn’t make any unusual requests. Not impressed with the service.

Las cantidades son abundantes, y todo esta bueno y parece casero. El precio es medio, unos 15 euros por persona, lo cual no esta nada mal en roma! Lo unico, tened en cuenta que cobran un 10% de «servicio» en la cuenta ¬¬ ahi pierden su cuarta estrellita! La pasta muuuy recomendable!

While waiting for a train to Milan I explored the side streets near Termini station. Saw the outside menu board and noticed they had pasta carbonara. The pasta carbonara in Italy is much different that the version you find at most restaurants here. No cream in the Italian version I had been told so I tried it with chianti at the suggestion of my waitress. Very friendly staff and if you are at the Termini station in Rome with some time on your hands, try this place. There is a outdoor market between Pastarito and Termini station that was interesting too.