Pipero Roma

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Spaghetti carbonara at Pipero Roma
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Food at Pipero Roma
Meals at Pipero Roma
Food at Pipero Roma
Food at Pipero Roma
Meals at Pipero Roma
Food at Pipero Roma
Meals at Pipero Roma
Food at Pipero Roma

After a long walk around Fontana La Terrina, go to this restaurant and have a rest here. Taste something unusual from Italian and Mediterranean cuisines. Many people visit Pipero Roma to try nicely cooked salsiccia, rigatoni and broth. Most guests recommend trying good parfait, gelato and crepes. It's time to degustate delicious cordial, desert wine or white wine. You will enjoy great tea, latte or cappuccino at this place.

At this spot, clients can celebrate any event: a wedding, anniversary or birthday party. Most visitors indicate that the staff is gracious. If you want to experience nice service, you should visit this restaurant. From the guests' point of view, prices are low. You will definitely like the peaceful ambiance and fine decor. It's a Michelin one-star restaurant, the award is usually given for serving great food.

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A MICHELIN star: cuisine of great finesse. Worth the step!
Very good standard. Our best addresses.

Situated opposite the church of Santa Maria in Vallicella (known to locals as Chiesa Nuova or new church), this restaurant is named after its owner Alessandro Pipero... More info

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I visited Pipero with my husband for lunch, expecting a special experience from a Michelin-starred restaurant, but unfortunately we left very disappointed. The biggest issue was how unbearably hot it was inside the restaurant. We mentioned several times that we were feeling very hot and asked if the air conditioning could be turned up. Instead of improving the temperature, they brought us a small handheld fan. When we said we were still hot, they brought another one, but the first fan stopped working not long afterwards. I honestly could not understand how we were supposed to enjoy a Michelin-starred tasting menu in such an uncomfortable environment. Even if someone is particularly sensitive to heat, I think most people would find it difficult to concentrate on the food and fully appreciate its flavors while sitting through an entire tasting menu feeling this hot. What made this even harder to understand was that we were the only two guests in the restaurant at the time. The restaurant was not busy, yet despite mentioning our discomfort several times, the issue was never properly addressed. The staff kept asking if everything was okay, but repeatedly asking that question is very different from actually resolving a problem that guests have already mentioned several times. The payment experience was also disappointing. After paying the bill presented to us by the restaurant, we later discovered that one €150 tasting menu had apparently been omitted. The restaurant subsequently charged the additional €150 to the card we had provided when making the reservation, without contacting us or explaining the situation beforehand. I completely understand that the €150 was an amount we owed for the meal. My concern is not about having to pay it. However, I would expect a restaurant of this level to contact the guest, explain their billing mistake, and inform them before making an additional charge to a card on file. The food itself was also not particularly enjoyable for me, but taste is subjective, so I don’t want to focus too much on that. What disappointed me most was the overall experience: an extremely uncomfortable dining environment that was never properly resolved despite our repeated requests, the unusual response of providing handheld fans, and the lack of communication regarding the additional payment. For a Michelin-starred restaurant, I expected much greater attention to detail and a more refined level of hospitality. Unfortunately, this was far from the special dining experience we had hoped for in Rome. Food: 1 Service: 1 Atmosphere: 1 Meal type: Lunch Price per person: €100+
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Enjoying the food and good service. Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5
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The best Michelin-starred restaurant in Rome. I usually don't write reviews because most places don't leave a lasting impression, but Pipero Roma truly stands out. They manage to reinvent traditional Roman dishes (like carbonara) and Italian classics (risotto, ravioli, and more) in creative and refined ways without losing their authentic essence. The atmosphere is very pleasant, and the waitstaff are extremely kind. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a luxurious dining experience, whether they are Italian or not. Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: €80–90 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Recommended dishes: Risotto with Butter and Anchovies, Chamomile Flowers, Wine Pairing Dietary restrictions: If you ask, they'll re-invent their dishes so that they can suit a vegetarian or vegan
European, Italian, Mediterranean
Price range per person €100
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Corso Vittorio Emanuele II 246/248/250
Rome, Lazio, Italy
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Corso Vittorio Emanuele II 246/248/250, Rome, Lazio, Italy
Features
Сredit cards accepted No delivery Wi-Fi No takeaway Booking Wheelchair accessible TV
Opening hours
SundaySun Closed
MondayMon 7PM-11:30PM
TuesdayTue 12PM-2:30PM
7PM-11:30PM
WednesdayWed 12PM-2:30PM
7PM-11:30PM
ThursdayThu 12PM-2:30PM
7PM-11:30PM
FridayFri 12PM-2:30PM
7PM-11:30PM
SaturdaySat 7PM-11:30PM
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