Bottega Tredici

This restaurant deserves more recognition! The food was absolutely delicious. What really stood out was their attention to detail. The wine glasses and water bottles had their logos printed on them, the cutlery was high quality, and the plates were warm (which is a big plus since none of the other restaurants we went to did that). The staff were also very friendly, the restaurant had a great vibe and lighting, and it was our last meal in Rome, so we highly recommend it!

The vibe, food, and service are all top-notch. The beef cheek was my absolute favorite, and the lamb tartar appetizer was super delicious. They have a great wine selection, and the staff is incredibly friendly and kind. They also offer a tasting menu, which I’m sure is amazing. Overall, an excellent experience. I highly recommend it!

10/10, absolutely essential visit while in Rome! We came here on our first night and opted for the 6-course tasting menu and wine pairing. We were served some genuinely outstanding contemporary Italian food with beautiful wines. Everything about the meal was 5*. The service was fantastic, each course was unique and bursting with flavour, and it was without any doubt the best value in terms of quality of food & experience we ate in Rome. 100% recommended!!

An absolutely exquisite dining experience! After a gruellingly hot day exploring the sites of the city, I randomly stopped into this restaurant and had one of the best meals I've ever had. Each plate was packed with flavours and tastes I didn't know were possible. The freshness of the ingredients shined like Polaris. The presentation of the dishes looked like it should be in an art gallery. Absolutely beautiful and amazing food. The service was also fantastic. Highly recommend.

We had a lovely night in Bottega Tredici. The atmosphere is nice, the service was great and the staff were so polite and professional. We had Pipe Rigate Mancini Alla Carbonara and Cacio E Pepe as well as Fettuccina Al Funghi E Castelmagno. The Carbonara was as good as many other famous restaurants that we went in Rome. It was the first time I had Fettuccina in Italy and it was delicious. But the Cacio E Pepe was the best one in this restaurant. If you are a big fan of cheese like me, I highly recommend Cacio E Pepe. It has a very strong taste of cheese which was very new and tasty to me. We had Maritozzo Con Bavarese Al Pistachio E Mango and Gelati E Sorbetti. None of them were as good as I expected. I had Orange Sorbetti without ice cream in another restaurant in Rome which I guess was more traditional and I loved it more.

Happen to see a few tables on the sidewalk. I was a little late for lunch. I did get a strange look when I ordered a glass of house white. Realised why after I saw the wine list. Camerieri were perfectly fine; explained menu items in English when needed. The food was delicious and I say to anyone going there: be brave and try something out of the ordinary. The most colourful food yet. I had croquettes and then a sort of ravioli.

If you're in Rome and looking for an unforgettable dining experience, this is the place to go. From the moment you walk in, the service is amazing—warm, personal, and attentive. It really makes you feel special. The food is outstanding, with a creative twist on traditional dishes. Every bite is full of flavor and beautifully presented. The tiramisu, in particular, is a standout. It's just right—not too sweet, and you can really taste the quality ingredients. For anyone wanting to treat themselves to the best dining experience in Rome, I highly recommend this restaurant. It’s truly a gem.

From small plates, I had the tripe and it was excellent followed by gnoccho a pasta dish similar to a ravioli, fresh pasta, creamy cheese filling, flavourful with wonderful red sauce. Will definitely come back and recommend

By far my favorite restaurant of the trip, between Florence, Verona, Pompeii and Rome. This restaurant was close(ish) to our hotel, had outdoor seating and a very friendly and helpful staff. We stopped in for dinner towards the end of our trip, after a long day of walking through the city. We were famished, and I originally said I wasn't going to drink with my meal, but then my husband ordered a glass of red and it looked so good that I asked our waiter to bring me one, as well. He actually took the time to ask me what I was thinking of getting for my main and then pulled a bottle of red for me off of that. So my main? It was the zucchini risotto (€18), and my husband ordered the Gnocco Amatriciana (€15). We settled in with our glasses of red and the basket of bread (served with a side of olive oil and a side of a red pepper butter) while we enjoyed people-watching around the neighborhood. The outdoor patio wasn't huge but it was comfortable, and our table was tucked away in a corner so we had a view of the cobblestone streets without being on display ourselves. The risotto was fantastic. Creamy and a bit tangy, with semi-crispy bits of zucchini on top, the risotto itself was perfectly cooked and worked really well with the other elements in the bowl. I'm not ashamed to say that I put a hurtin' on that bowl and polished it off in record time. My husband loved the flavor of his gnocco, and was mostly pleased with the amatriciana sauce; his only complaint was that they blended the sauce before pouring it over the gnocco, which meant he didn't get the toothsome bites of guanciale or tomato. It didn't hurt the flavor of the dish at all, in his opinion, but he did say he would have preferred a chunkier sauce. I guess chunks aren't part of their aesthetic. Though we were both full at that point, we decided to share an order of tiramisu (€9). It was a bigger serving than either of us expected, and gave us a subtle sugar kick, without being too sweet. There were cookie crumbles on top, which I really enjoyed, as it gave another texture to the smooth layers of the tiramisu. I really wish we could have gone back for another meal before leaving, but we just ran out of time (and stomach space, there's only so much I can eat in a day!) Highly recommend this spot if you're in the area, though!

We have been in Rome one week. We have come to this restaurant twice. First time we fell upon it, second was a deliberate reservation. It was late in the day, (3pm) we showed up early knowing they closed at 3. They honored our reservation welcomely. The food and service are outstanding. Very gourmet spin on average dishes. I had the pumpkin with brussel sprouts in a light sauce, oh goodness just fabulous!!!!! Then fettuccini with mushroom and cheese.....outstanding. Service is prompt efficient, friendly and privacy when needed. Can't say enough, when in Rome give them a try. You will not be disappointed.

We ordered the chef's tasting menu with wine pairing and every bite and sip was spectacular! You can get cheaper meals in Rome but none of them are as gastronomical as this one. Worth every penny.

We had a great lunch today at Tredici. Lovely, innovative food with excellent service. This is the kind of place where they describe the origin of their olive oil and their artisan sour dough bread. We started with wonderful crudo di pesce. It was bright, fresh and delightful. The primo was well made cacio e pepe. So tasty that I wanted more. The secondo was perfectly prepared swordfish with a sauce they called gazpacho. The verdicchio was cold and perfect and a very warm Roman afternoon. What a delightful and tasty break in the middle of the day. I'd love to try Tredici at night.

Oh. My. God. Every bite is heaven. Plating is gorgeous Highly, highly recommend. Get the risotto or the gnocchi

What a wonderful restaurant. Each dish was very well received. I had the lamb skewer special of the day. It was the best lamb I have ever been served.

Fantastic food! Exquisite! If they have the pigeon, definitely try that because it's great! The food is very nicely presented and the flavors are amazing!

Loved this place. A little pricey, but the food and service were good. Really enjoyed the flavor profiles. Portions are a little small too, but some of the best food I've had since being in Rome. Would def recommend.

A great restaurant with delicious meals and fantastic service. Not to miss if you are in the neighborhoods.

Excellent! We had the gnocchi and carbonara and both were SO good. Very glad we stopped in.

Great food, attentive service, totally accommodation of our dietary constraints. I highly recommend the tasting menu.

Carbonara and gnocchi were awesome. Service was great. This restaurant will definitely be very popular in the future if it isn't already.

Food was excellent especially the gnocchi and carbonara. Definitely a hidden gem in Rome.

We decided to enjoy the Chef's Choice dinner and we were completely blown away. The wine suggestion paired nicely with each dish and each and every course was incredible. The service was outstanding. Can't recommend Bottefa Tredici enough! Thank you to the team here for making our first night in Rome unforgettable.

Run, don't walk. This place is fantastic! Little neighborhood gem. So accommodating. We got there at 10:45pm and they were more than happy to seat us. The food was spectacular, Italian favorites with a modern twist and the portions are the perfect size. Wine selection was on point. Forget the tourist trap/over priced places. This is a must.