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Vous pouvez aller dans ce restaurant si vous êtes près de Mandrione. La cuisine cuisine italienne créée par un chef populaire est merveilleuse ici. Essayez un morue délectable pour vous faire votre propre opinion à propos de Betto e Mary. Les gourmets remarquent qu'un tiramisu est fascinant ici. Vous apprecierez un cordial délicieux dans ce lieu. D'après les avis, les clients aiment essayer un cortado immense ici.
Choisissez une table à l'intérieur ou à l'extérieur. Un personnel gracieux montre un haut niveau d'hospitalité dans cet endroit. A chacune de vos visites, vous aurez droit à un service énorme. C'est une bonne nouvelle pour les clients que ce restaurant propose un prix raisonnable. Vous apprécierez un décor spectaculaire et une ambiance calme à Betto e Mary. Ce lieu a obtenu le score de 4.2 dans le système de notation de Google.
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Laetitia W.
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Une expérience de la vie romaine avec des plats typiques délicieux et sans chichis. On y mange sans doute l'un des meilleurs carbonara du Latium mais aussi des abats et de la viande chevaline dans un cadre convivial, traditionnel et authentique. Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Price per person: €20–30
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Maël Delemotte
8 années plus tôt sur Google
Bonne cuisine dans un cadre agréable et vivant
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Luca Boscolo
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Betto e Mary is by far one of the best restaurants in Rome. Roman, and Italian cuisine is often generalized as 3 main dishes, Carbonara, Amatriciana, and Cacio e Pepe. None of these dishes are roman. Betto e Mary keeps the traditional roman cuisine alive. It has a very unique experience, with a very traditional atmosphere and decorations. The service is exquisite, there is no printed menu, instead, the waiter takes you through the entire menu. The waitress serving us sat at our table and took us through all their offerings, offered us her recommendations when asked, and was generally a very pleasant and informal interaction. I wouldn't change a thing. I have the privilege of speaking Italian fluently, however, I did spot the waiters speaking English to non-italians, you have no excuse not to go. Even if you have to use some translating app. The food itself is unbelievably good. Traditional roman cuisine is mostly horse and various organs and off-cuts. It sounds gross, but you have to go into it with an open mind. The biggest barrier you will face is your own mental barrier. This is one of the few restaurants I would recommend having a full 3-course meal, a first, a second, and a dessert (with a coffee or amaro). If you are open to trying new foods, I would recommend getting the Quinto-quarto second, which is a mix of the various off-cut dishes they serve. The house red wine from Frascati is by far the best red wine I have ever tried. If you can, get it. The food itself is also very affordable, I ended up paying ~€33 p.p. for 3 people with 2 wines, 2 aperitivi, 3 first courses, a second course, 2 contorni, 2 desserts, and an amaro. Not even counting all the bread and water. The restaurant is easy to get to, all you need to do is take the metro to Termini and take the 105 or FC1 to Filarete. From there it's a 3 minute walk. I cannot recommend this restaurant enough to people that like to experiment with food, to tourists that want authentic Roman food, and Romans/Italians that feel like they have tried everything there is. As long as you are open to new foods, this is the place for you. Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Vegetarian options: Since this is traditional roman food, a lot of the menu is meat, and a lot of the best food served here is meat. However, I would still recommend eating here as a vegetarian, the fried broccoli and the fried artichoke are classics and delicious. Parking space: Somewhat difficult to find parking Parking options: Free of charge street parking
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