Piccolo abruzzo in Rom, Italien

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Telefon:	+39 06 4282 0176
Webseite:	www.piccoloabruzzo.it
Adresse:	Via Sicilia 237, Rom, Italien, 00187 Termini
Umliegende Haltestellen öffentlicher Verkehrsmittel	80 mSicilia/Fiume 90 mCalabria 140 mPiave/Belisario
Kategorien:	Römisch

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Reservierung möglich	Ja
Lieferservice	Nein
Take-Away	Nein
Akzeptierte Kreditkarten	Kredit
Parkplatz & Parkhaus	Straße
Rollstuhlgerecht	Nein
Für Kinder geeignet	Ja
Für Gruppen geeignet	Ja
Dress Code	Leger

Geräuschpegel	Normal
Alkohol	Nur Bier & Wein
Sitzplätze im Freien	Nein
WLAN	Kostenlos
Hat Fernseher	Nein
Hunde erlaubt	Nein
Bedienung	Ja
Catering	Nein

Heute

Heute	12:30 – 15:00 18:30 – 00:30 Jetzt geschlossen
Ortszeit (Rom)	15:48 Montag, 2. Juni 2025

Geschäftszeiten

Montag	12:30 – 15:00 18:30 – 00:30
Dienstag	12:30 – 15:00 18:30 – 00:30
Mittwoch	12:30 – 15:00 18:30 – 00:30
Donnerstag	12:30 – 15:00 18:30 – 00:30
Freitag	12:30 – 15:00 18:30 – 00:30
Samstag	12:30 – 15:00 18:30 – 00:30
Sonntag	12:30 – 15:00 18:30 – 00:30

Umgebung

In der Nähe dieses Ortes:

G.D.G. Servizi Legali

Via Sicilia, 235

Capitol Travel Office

Via Lucania, 17

Sardinia Parking

Via Sicilia, 174

Brancaleone Ristorante

Via Sicilia 172

Mondo Bizzarro Gallery

Via Sicilia 251

Autoscuola Mazzone

Via Sicilia 253

16 Bewertungen zu Piccolo abruzzo

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Jonathan S.

Rating des Ortes: 5
Panama City Beach, FL

Never have I been to a restaurant where I felt so at home. This restaurant was not only the best Italian meal I’ve ever had, but also the best food experience I have ever had. The food was as good as my grandmothers (the highest compliment an Italian can give). Probably because it’s menu is an authentic representation of the Abruzzo region where she was born.
The restaurants décor is what an American would like to think an Italian kitchen would look like; complete with hanging pig legs of prosciutto, baskets of vegetables and what seemed like a never ending cask of montepulciano d’abruzzo.
The staff treated us as family; they’d joke and discuss Italy with us, drink wine and describe the foods we were about to receive. At the end of a dish the chef would often come out with the pot or pan and let us finish off whatever he had left. I’ve enjoyed this set meal both times I’ve visited Italy and it was equally special each time.
I can’t wait to go again.

Charlotte S.

Rating des Ortes: 3
Chester, VA

Nice little place. The chicken and vegetables were fantastic and I liked how they served it in the pot. My husband’s dinner never came and the waiter looked blindly at him when we inquired about this missing meal.
If you go here, get the all inclusive meal. Much more of an experience.

Patrick L.

Rating des Ortes: 1
Los Angeles, CA

super rude host/owner. walked by on a saturday afternoon and stepped into the restaurant, not knowing that the host was chatting outside with patrons. i hear him mutter stupido then step into the restaurant to chat with me. he clearly did not think i would speak or understand a latin language.
i asked for an english menu, looked at it for a few minutes, and the rude host never came back to discuss with me.

Josh C.

Rating des Ortes: 5
Venezia, Italy

Best meal in Rome. It was so good we had to go back on out last night of our honeymoon. The service was tremendous, far better than any other restaurant in Rome. It was a true Italian dining experience. Even the locals rave about this place! Make it a point to visit this truly special place.

Bob R.

Rating des Ortes: 5
Mississauga, Canada

On our first trip to Rome and dined here last night. The service was fantastic and the food was great.
Menu is in English and all we had including the vino was top rate.
Recommend to anyone in Rome that is hungry.
You will not walk out that way.

Manny G.

Rating des Ortes: 4
Monte Nido, CA

Probably better for lunch than dinner, but the food was terrific. The atmosphere left a little to be desired, they could have had a little background music to improve the feel. We also had a tough time getting and hanging on to the oil and vinegar, it seemed like they only had one set. The food was very good and the price is very affordable, but the best part was the charcuterie plate (see picture). The brought a vast selection of meats and you could slice and sample any and all and then slice away at your favorites… could almost be a meal in itself with a salad or cheese. Don’t expect romance or a great atmosphere, just good food at a great price!

Kyle H.

Rating des Ortes: 4
Honolulu, HI

Located a 10 – 15 minute walk away from the Marriott Grand Flora on Via Sicilia. Piccolo Abruzzo is a smaller restaurant located below street level. It appears to be a family run establishment that is english language friendly. Service here is friendly and the owner even thanked us when we finished our meal. Prices are also on the reasonable side, having paid about $ 68 for two pasta, a meat dish, bread fee, and bottled water. Yes they charge a bread fee, but to make things better, they give you a free slice of prosciutto with your bread!
It’s also worth noting that they have an antipasti bar, though it costs 10Euro to enjoy that. We passed on the bar. So what did we have? For our pasta dishes, I ordered the bucatini ‘alla amatriciana, while my wife ordered the black truffle risotto.
The dishes are served in the pans they are cooked in. My wife’s risotto was good… rich & creamy with good truffle flavor, though it isn’t fresh truffle. My amatriciana, on the other hand, was ok. We had better at two other restaurants that I will review later. For our secondi, we decided to split a veal saltimboca. It looked a bit well done, but it was tender and delicious! The butter and sage really helped to tie this dish together.
At $ 68, this restaurant definitely isn’t one of the cheaper options out there, but is a good one. And in the Via Veneto region, it really isn’t that bad. Would I go back? Probably, I just won’t order the amatriciana again!

Carmen T.

Rating des Ortes: 4
West Palm Beach, FL

WHEN IN ROME…
One of my absolute favorite! Great family run restaurant with fresh traditional dishes served right from the pan. Meals are all inclusive, so i recommend you come with empty belly and expect to stay a while. You’ll want to indulge in every portion from antipasti — dessert (at least 4 –5 courses)
Skip the traditional touristy spots filled with long list menus and stop by this underground cuccina and let the chef work his magic. You will not be disappointed!

Volker B.

Rating des Ortes: 5
Frankfurt am Main, Hessen

Der ideale Abschlussabend in Rom. Waren mit amerikanischen Freunden dort, die Empfehlung hatte ich aus dem Internet gegoogelt, erst später kam ich auf die Idee auf Qype nach zu sehen. Und was dort steht passt: Auch wir hatten das Menü, zuerst wollte der Koch uns eine normale Karte geben, aber wir bestanden auf ersteres wahrscheinlich wurde die Speisekarte eingeführt weil sich einige Gäste dieses wünschten, vergessen Sie es, lassen Sie sich verwöhnen!
Die Preisgestaltung gestaltete sich etwas undurchsichtig, es waren 40EUR/Person propagiert, wir hatten mit sechs Personen zwei Flaschen Wasser, zwei Rot– einen Weißwein (eigentlich sollte dieser im il contomit drin sein) und zahlten dann 292EUR. Bedienung kam also noch dazu, außerdem wurde eine Flasche Wein extra berechnet.
Nun das große Aber: der Abend war jeden Euro wert! Die einzelnen Gänge waren einfach nur lecker und absolut ausreichend, die Bedienung superfreundlich, die Stimmung, das Ambiente ausgezeichnet, da zahlt man wirklich etwas mehr und es vollkommen egal ;-)
Eine uneingeschränkte Empfehlung für diese Lokalität.

Stefano M.

Rating des Ortes: 4
Milan, Italy

This is another typical beautiful place that I really suggest to visit!!! The quality of the food is super and absolutely fresh, you can taste mozzarella, puntine, trippe, beans coocked in a typical way and obviously any kind of pasta (I suggest pasta alla gricia or pasta all amatriciana). The owner is really nice and the price is really good. Try it

Kathleen B.

Rating des Ortes: 4
Glastonbury, CT

Delicious food, cozy atmosphere. A wonderful appetizer bar. You almost don’t need an actual meal, but don’t miss the Cacio e Pepe, served in frying pans. Yum!

Alexbe

Rating des Ortes: 4
München, Bayern

Sehr lecker
Rustikal
mal keine pizza
Klein
Nettes Ambiente
Italienische Bauernküche
Nichts extravagantes
Zwei Personen :
Essen mit Vorspeise Hauptspeise, eine Flasche Wein zwei Flaschen Wasser zwei Schnaps 80EUR

Greedy

Rating des Ortes: 4
London, United Kingdom

An absolute favourite place of ours in Rome is Ristorante Piccolo Abruzzo (via Sicilia 237, tel 39 06 42 820 176), where for a set price of around 42 euro per head, you can enjoy an almost endless parade of local dishes brought out to you at the chef’s fancy — there’s no choice, but it’s all good and fresh and you won’t leave hungry.
The menu changes daily, but you’ll start with a hefty plate of cured meats and antipasto, followed by at least 1 pasta, possibly a risotto, a meat and veg dish and, of course, dolce. I’m clearly a little hazy on the details (last visit in 2009), but I don’t forget a friendly plate — this is good quality, homely cooking in a laid back, fun atmosphere. We easily finished the quaffable bottle of red on our table (which will be readily refilled when empty — also included in the set price), and were treated to digestivos of choice after our meal. The atmosphere is busy and festive — no tourists spotted on our last visit, but we were surrounded by lots of large tables of Italians. I believe they may do a cheaper lunch option. Highly recommended.

Bernie

Rating des Ortes: 4
Pforzheim, Baden-Württemberg

Highly recommendable restaurant. Seats just 40 people. No menue. The staff serves all the kitchen can deliver at that day. You will be positively surprised. Great italian food. No tourist-trap. No air condition. Ceiling fan only.

BKF

Rating des Ortes: 4
Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg

Waren da Ende Juni 2010 um 20:00 Uhr aufgrund der guten Bewertung eines Amerikaners in einem anderen Forum. War nur ¼ voll.
Nettes kleines Lokal. 40 Plätze. Wir wurden garnicht gefragt, was wir essen wollen. Es gab auch keine Karte. Man fing einfach an, Teller mit Essen zu bringen. Hier die Liste:
Büffel-Mozzarella mit Salat
Tomatenpaninis mit Parmesan
Ricotta in Olivenöl und Kräuter
2 versch. Salami
Gegrillte Auberginen mit Krautsalat
Wein, weiss/rot (war zu warm (bestellten Eiswürfel)
Wasser
Fettucini mit Trüffel
Farfalle mit Tomaten und Aubergine
Kalbsbraten mit frischen Champignons und Mangold
Dessert: Früchtekuchen
Grappa zum Selbsteinschenken.
Keine Klimaanlage, nur Ventilator, deshalb nur 4 Sterne.
Das war bisher das kulinarische Highlight in Rom für uns. Es hat sich mal wieder bestätigt, dass man unbedingt aus der Touristenzone raus muss, um gut zu essen.
Das Menü kostete für 2 Personen zusammen 78 Euro komplett mit Getränken. Auch hier: keine richtige Quittung, der Preis nur auf einem Notizzettel.

Masoli

Rating des Ortes: 5
Salvador, Brazil

Sunday.
I was so starving. Strolling around with my wife along via Veneto and piazzas a lot, all morning long. Decided to check this indication out.
Small trattoria, with some specialties from Abruzzo.
A big table of an Italian family celebrating, and we’re still lucky to get a table.Good.
First, a Huuuge antipasti della casa with all sorts of salamii (all you can eat), cheeses (pecorino, mussarela di bufala), 02 kinds of coppa, bruschetta, polenta, bread, vegetables…
03 primi piati (matricianna, caccio e peppe, alla rabiata), all well served and made, cooked al dente.Perfectas.
01 secondi (bistecca alla tagliatta), very good, and cooked medium to perfection.
No deserts, thanks :)
All of this, plus 01 large Peroni beer bottle + 01 L of house wine (very good-montepulcciano di abruzzo) + water, made a 86 euro bill.
Our best Rome lunch so far.
Couldn’t eat anything but gelati after this!
Highly recommended!

Piccolo abruzzo

Rom, Italien