I've been hearing about this restaurant for years.
Anthony Bourdain recently raved about their Cacio & Pepe. He didn't name the restaurant, but several expat friends here figured it out.
A few weeks ago I went with my FRIEND to see what the hype was all about.
Roma Sparita's version of the classic Roman dish is perfection. It's not heavy and the pasta had the right amount of bite to it. The basket of parmesan cheese is a nice (and delicious) touch.
The restaurant is located on the quieter side of Trastevere. Reservations are suggested, especially for outdoor seating.
Roma Sparita
Piazza Santa Cecilia, 24
+(39) 06 580 0757
UPDATE: Interesting post from Katie Parla HERE regarding Roma Sparita and service charges for tourists.
Monday, May 23, 2011
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I love this restaurant!Been there a couple of times. You should also try their carciofo alla giudia when in season. it's delicious!
cheese on carbs in cheese? yes please. love their cacio e pepe. glad you and gina made it!
belgian - thanks for the tip. Will do.
katie - it was just perfect. I now understand why everyone raves about that dish.
I used to pass this restaurant all the time since it was in my neighborhood, but never ate there. But I'll be in Rome in a few weeks and will make a point to go and order this dish.
CCL - hope you enjoy it!
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