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FilodilatteA-Worth Trying
Viale Furio Camillo, 41, 00181 Roma RM, Italy
· Restaurant
· 4.6/5 Google (256 reviews)
Reservations · Delivery · Takeout · Outdoor seating
Casual Apulian bistro for pucce, polpette, and aperitivi at fair prices; service can slow at peak and aperitivo platters divide opinion.
Why it gets an A- for overall quality
Filodilatte delivers solid A-grade performance through strong food quality anchored in authentic Apulian cooking and warm, attentive service, though service speed under pressure and modest neighborhood setting appeal prevent grade A territory. Loyal repeat customers and consistent execution across years reinforce reliable neighborhood dining, making it competitive with the area's better local bistros.
Restaurant Summary
On a busy stretch near Furio Camillo, Filodilatte feels like a neighborhood hideout where the team greets you with warm smiles and plates to share. Expect a steady stream of pucce, polpette, and platters on the covered terrace. As one diner put it, "a relaxed bistro with real Apulian flavors." Service is kind if occasionally unhurried at peak. The cooking leans classic Apulian—ingredient-led snacks, rustic breads, and dairy-forward treats—rather than showy fusion. Think cime di rapa, burrata, and salumi arranged with care, plus a few playful combos like burrata with gorgonzola. It is best for grazing over a bottle of wine or a low-key dinner of one or two hearty items instead of a multi-course marathon. Families do well here. Kids can latch onto fries, meatballs, and simple pucce, and desserts like pasticciotto or tiramisu are easy wins. There is no formal kids menu, but the menu has plenty of approachable choices at friendly prices.
At a Glance
- Authentic Apulian snacks, pucce, and desserts with strong local approval
- Fair prices and generous shareable platters
- Service can slow or feel rushed during peak times
- Aperitivo platters divide opinion on value and portioning
- Pleasant covered terrace near metro
What Sets It Apart
- Authentic Apulian snacks and pucce
- Shareable taglieri culture
- Covered terrace seating
What People Love
- Cozy terrace vibe that feels local
- Polpette and pucce with bold Apulian flavors
- Pasticciotto and tiramisu desserts
- Staff kindness and helpful guidance
Points of Concern
- Service pace varies; busy periods bring slower courses or rushed drop-offs
- Aperitivo formula perceived as light by some; better value ordering a la carte
- Parking by car is difficult; arrive by metro when possible
- Kitchen cut-off late evening can compress courses
Service & Dining Experience
Service StyleTable Service
Average Cost€20-32 per person
ReservationsRecommended
What to Order
- Vegetarians have ample choices: Verdi puccia, polpette di ricotta, zucchine fritte, and multiple sides.
- Pescatarians can opt for La Terentum or La Mercadante with octopus.
- Dessert fans should not miss pasticciotto or sporcamuss.
Perfect For
- Casual aperitivo with friends
- Laid-back neighborhood dinner
- Sharing taglieri and a bottle of wine
- Quick solo bite before the metro
Location Insights
Area: Lively residential-commercial zone in south Rome with local foot traffic and everyday shops and bars.
Safety: Generally safe with steady footfall; typical urban streetscape and lighting.
Nearby: Near Furio Camillo metro; mix of neighborhood eateries, shops, and services.
Appio LatinoAppio Latino is a primarily residential neighborhood with a relaxed atmosphere, featuring a mix of traditional Roman eateries and contemporary dining options. The area is frequented by locals seeking authentic Roman cuisine and casual dining experiences away from the tourist-heavy center.
Practical Information
Opening Hours
Monday
Tuesday18:00–00:00
Wednesday18:00–00:00
Thursday18:00–00:00
Friday11:00–00:00
Saturday11:00–00:00
Sunday18:00–00:00
Available: Reservations, Delivery, Takeout, Outdoor seating
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