Doppiogusto Dolce Salato - Roma

The daisy pizza was sweet. Then they did it again and it was no sweeter. The supplies were with cold mozzarella. The coffee at 9 am was already closed. Non-high digestibility Pizza For families is uncomfortable

I associate myself with all the reviews of those who went with 50% discount the fork and who then had the feeling of paying at full price. What I didn't do, too. make yourself bring the menu and the detailed account, not only the receipt with the total amount that as it seems often and willingly does. a x 2 cutter with all 3 slices lonza, 3 turkey, 3 mortadella, 3 terracotta and 4 tiny slices of cheese and a puff cup with jam. (a little down for two). two pasta dishes 1 glass of wine and 1/2 mineral for the beauty of euro 28,00 with the discount of 50%..........decisously to avoid. at the same price you eat comfortable in good restaurants.

We had dinner with friends. Apart from the place does not have practically tables and we were made to accommodate a shelf attached to the wall, we took three first, a cheese cutter, a tortino and a bottle of wine of the house. The food was absolutely in the norm, on the other hand the stellar price... In three the account was of type 90 euro. It is good that we were applied the discount having booked with the fork, but sincerely, 45 euros should reasonably be the full price, for that and for how we ate. However, demand to see the menu before ordering (the staff does not give it and describes the menu in words, so one surprise has it at the time of the account).

We booked with The Fork. The place is small, but they go. He has few stools in and out. The owner is very kind and helpful. While we were choosing what to eat, we witnessed an uncomfortable scene in which boys, at the time of the account, found themselves paying full price the sandwiches they had consumed while having booked with the fork -50% because they had not been told that the discount was not applied on the sandwiches. This thing is not specified anywhere on the application and would be the case to inform customers first. We ordered two cutters, really good, two dick and pepper and a portion of meatballs. Cacio and pepper ahimé, was not a cacio and pepper, but pasta with cheese, unfortunately among the worst eaten in my life. The meatballs were, however, very good. The bill, very salty: two cutters, two pasta dishes, a second, a craft beer, a can and a bottle of water... 54 euros that discounted to 50% cost us 27€. Definitely too much for the place, since it is not a restaurant or a trattoria, but a simple bakery.

First of all, we point out that it is not a restaurant but a sandwich shop without tables to sit but with few stools for up to six people pizza style cut. We booked for two with TheFork for a 50% discount offer and we consumed a meat cutter for one person (8€ from TheFork), two cous cous (9€ from TheFork), a half liter water in plastic bottle (1€ from TheFork), a dumpling of chickpeas, a small beer and a coffee (the latter three items were not included on the site) for a total of 30€ discounted, so For exclusion it turns out that a coffee, a beer and a dumpling cost 33€!! Any chance? When we went to ask for explanation to the owner, he said that TheFork directly applies the discount when he enters the data. Unfortunately he did not detail the individual voices on the receipt, writing only PANINO=30€! A golden sandwich... Neither were we given the menus at the beginning of the dinner that we didn't ask for at the average prices seen on TheFork... Can we ever get caught in the only courses and golden drinks of the club? Double Taste, double cheat! Uncomfortable, with little space, with prices with a crooked taste and dishes on average. Therefore absolutely not recommended!