We had a simple but extremely tasty dinner with superb service. Homemade pasta was excellent but local wine selection really hit the roof. They have exceptional local wines from small wineyards which you cannot spot in every restaurant. We highly recommend this restaurant and will...return!More

Service, ambience, food, and value: all top notch. The cacio e pepe, the carcioffi alla romana, the cheese and pepper tonnarelli, the braised cheek with chianti: superb. And probably the most sublime pistachio gelato I've ever eaten. Another big plus: the clientele are locals.

Don't go there. Its expensive, 1 artichoke is 7 euros. The owners are rude. The food is not of the italian standards.More

Above average in some dishes but not in others makes it hard to give it the good rating I want to. The ossobuco was very good. The carbonara and tagliolini not so good. Attentive service and a well run restaurant but uneven quality and taste...of the food is why I rank it average. We also had a mixed salad, house wine, a Roman artichoke. These were all fine. My lasting impression is that Grappolo d’Oro can easily rise to VERY GOOD with small improvements. Go for it!More

We had lunch at Grappolo d'Oro and we were pleasantly surprised with the food and the atmosphere. We split a misto appetizer which was delicious. My wife had the tagliolini with artichokes and pork cheeks with pecorino cheese. I had the lasagna with squash. Both...were delicious. Overall we were pleased with the service although it was a bit slow, but when the head waiter offered us grappa and an amaro after our coffee, we were happy!!! I think travelers to Rome need to realize that there are a huge number of restaurants to choose from. Quite often, lunch can be quite expensive and good but you can also find places where the prices are reasonable and still have a very good meal. Grappolo d'Oro is one of these places.More

We had a very pleasant lunch here. We split the mixed appetizer, which has a number of very tasty bites. I especially liked the eggplant and ricotta "meatballs". For my main meal, I had the house made tagliolini with artichokes, guanciale, and pecorino. It was...excellent. My husband had the pumpkin lasagna. Also excellent. We had the house wine, which was nice and light for lunch. There was a table with a. large group there, so service was a bit slow between our appetizer and pasta, but we found the staff to be pleasant. I would return.More

We were recommended this place by someone who had visited Rome a couple of years ago and enjoyed their meal there. Sadly it seems the restaurant has struggled to retain decent staff. We felt like we were an inconvenience to the waiters and our food...was pretty bland, clearly prepared and presented without care. We shan’t be back.More