Restaurant in Rome, Italy
C'è pasta... E pasta!
100Pearl PointsFast pasta, low fuss
About C'è pasta... E pasta!
C'è pasta.. E pasta! is a practical Rome pick for casual pasta or takeout, especially when timing matters more than ambiance. Use it for an easy weekday lunch or early-evening meal; choose a fuller Roman restaurant from the comparison set for anniversaries, client dinners, or a night built around the table.
Should you plan around C'è pasta.. E pasta! in Rome? The verified information is limited, so treat it as a practical Rome option rather than a fully documented destination meal. Confirmed details include its Rome location, casual dress code, opening hours; there is no verified price tier, menu detail, service format, reservation policy, drinks program, or takeaway information in the available data.
The opening pattern favors daytime visits, with early-evening windows on Monday through Thursday. Verified hours are Monday to Thursday from 8:30 AM to 3 PM and 5 PM to 8:30 PM, Friday from 8:30 AM to 3 PM, Saturday closed, Sunday from 8:30 AM to 3 PM. If the meal needs a more clearly documented dining-room proposition, compare it with established Rome options such as Checchino Dal 1887, La Torricella - Ristorante, Mordi & Vai, Osteria Fernanda, or Ristorante La Tavernaccia Da Bruno.
Better for a casual Rome plan than a dressed-up Roman dinner
The strongest confirmed signal is simplicity: C'è pasta.. E pasta! has a casual dress code and a schedule that can fit into a Rome day. Beyond that, the public-facing verified data here does not confirm a chef, cuisine substyle, tasting format, wine program, price tier, seat count, or takeaway service. That makes it safer to frame the venue as a casual option, not as a splurge or special-occasion restaurant.
Use it when expectations stay informal and the plan is built around the verified hours. If the meal needs to be more than a simple casual stop, the safer decision is to choose a venue with a clearer documented dining-room proposition. Our full Rome restaurants guide is the better starting point if the meal needs to carry the evening.
Use it when timing matters more than ceremony
The schedule is the most useful planning detail. Monday through Thursday include both daytime and early-evening opening windows; Friday and Sunday are daytime only; Saturday is closed. Because no verified booking policy or service format is available, confirm current arrangements directly before making it a key part of the day.
For a broader trip plan, pair this kind of casual restaurant decision with other Rome categories rather than over-optimizing one meal: Rome hotels, Rome bars, Rome wineries, Rome experiences help decide whether this should be a simple stop between plans or replaced by a more structured dinner.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I order at C'è pasta.. E pasta!?
The verified data does not confirm specific dishes or menu items. If you are deciding whether to go, base the plan on the confirmed Rome location, casual dress code, current hours, then check the venue directly for the latest menu details.
Does C'è pasta.. E pasta! handle dietary restrictions?
Dietary accommodation details are not verified in the available information. If dietary restrictions matter, check directly with the venue before going. The confirmed hours are Monday to Thursday from 8:30 AM to 3 PM and 5 PM to 8:30 PM, Friday from 8:30 AM to 3 PM, Saturday closed, Sunday from 8:30 AM to 3 PM.
How far ahead should I book C'è pasta.. E pasta!?
There is no verified booking policy or lead-time guidance in the available data. If you are comparing Rome options such as Checchino Dal 1887 or Osteria Fernanda, confirm directly with each venue before making plans.
What is C'è pasta.. E pasta! known for?
The verified profile confirms C'è pasta.. E pasta! as a Rome venue with a casual dress code and specific opening hours. Specific menu, service, price, accolade details are not verified here.
Location
Via Ettore Rolli, 29/35, 00153 Roma RM, Italy
Rome, Italy
Compare C'è pasta... E pasta!
| Venue | Location | Cuisine | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| C'è pasta.. E pasta! | Rome | , | , |
| Ristorante La Tavernaccia Da Bruno | Rome | , | , |
| Osteria Fernanda | Rome | Roman, Creative | €€€ |
| La Torricella - Ristorante | Rome | , | , |
| Checchino Dal 1887 | Rome | Roman | , |
| Mordi & Vai | Rome | , | , |
How C'è pasta.. E pasta! Rome compares with similar nearby venues.
Where to go if this does not fit
If the meal needs to feel more like an occasion, book Osteria Fernanda instead. If the plan is casual and fast rather than pasta-specific, Mordi & Vai is the sharper alternative.
How it compares with nearby Roman options
C'è pasta.. E pasta! is the easy, casual choice when the priority is pasta without a heavy booking process. Osteria Fernanda sits in a more ambitious Roman and creative lane at €€€, so it is the better pick for a planned dinner where the room and cooking style need to feel more considered. For value and speed, C'è pasta.. E pasta! is simpler; for occasion dining, Osteria Fernanda is the clearer call.
Checchino Dal 1887 is the more traditional Roman choice, better suited to diners who want a classic sit-down meal rather than a quick pasta stop. Ristorante La Tavernaccia Da Bruno and La Torricella - Ristorante also make more sense when ambiance and a longer meal matter.
If the decision is purely casual and low-friction, Mordi & Vai is the more direct cross-shop: it is built for a quick Roman food stop, while C'è pasta.. E pasta! is the better fit when the craving is specifically pasta and takeout is part of the plan.
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