Il Margutta

Very high quality food, wide choice also for celiac people, great professionalism and kindness, place right in the center, very well-kept, clean, with a small art exhibition. Excellent quality/price ratio perfect also for those who do not have particular needs but love to experiment

Historic vegetarian restaurant in Rome, I went for dinner, it seemed like a provincial town that lacks "something" to be a city! I am celiac, when I asked for "my" bread, they told me it was sold out! The gluten free pasta was a little over cooked, and on the balance of the bill, I paid €3.50 for bread that I didn't have or eat.

Terrible place. I absolutely do not recommend this place if you want to have a normal vegan lunch/dinner. Non-existent staff. We sat randomly at a table, after waiting a while at the entrance waiting for someone. Endless wait even to order something. The strawberry salad for €15 was literally a handful of salad taken from a pre-washed supermarket bag, with the addition of a few pieces of strawberry and lemon zest. If you have to pay €15 for a salad like that then it's better to go to Carrefour and eat it straight from the bag for just 80 cents. Ditto the courgette cream soup. Arrived frozen and tasteless and always around €15. Also taken from a frozen Orogel bag and heated badly in the microwave. They charged us €4 for bread that we didn't even touch. €2.50 of water from the tap when we initially asked for sparkling water. Paper cover approximately €2 per person. Elegant atmosphere of the place and good choice of music. But terrible food, absolutely not gluten free friendly, despite many vegetable-only dishes. Total cost around €35. VERY BAD quality of ingredients. I'm sorry for the review, but not knowing how to make even a simple salad with fresh leaves and having it cost €15 is unacceptable for a vegan restaurant in the center of Rome.