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Antica RomaB?Proceed Cautiously
C. Manuel Pareja Obregón, 4, 41010, 41010 Sevilla, Spain
· Restaurant, Bar & grill, Italian restaurant
· 4.6/5 Google (912 reviews)
Reservations · Takeout · Outdoor seating
Authentic-leaning Roman Italian spot in Triana with standout pastas and fried pinse, good prices, but inconsistent service and reservation mix-ups; best when not at peak times.
Why it gets a B? for overall quality
⚠️ Review concerns: This assessment reflects moderate uncertainty due to questionable review patterns. See details in Authenticity Assessment. Antica Roma delivers authentic Roman pasta with genuine flavor, supported by warm, hospitable staff and fair pricing. However, inconsistent execution during peak periods, service delays on busy nights, and cramped seating prevent grade A territory. Moderate uncertainty exists due to review authenticity patterns, though the restaurant's core strengths—classic carbonara and cacio e pepe—remain reliably praised across the review base.
Restaurant Summary
Tucked into a quiet Triana corner, Antica Roma feels like a cozy Roman pit stop where handy, hospitable staff steer you toward carbonara and fried pinsetta. One diner raved, "best pasta outside Italy," while another praised the warm owner presence. However, there are some review authenticity concerns - some review patterns are consistent with solicited or influenced feedback. The cooking leans classic Roman with elevated traditional dishes rather than flashy fusion: guanciale-and-pecorino pastas, parmigiana, and Instagram-friendly fried pizzas with generous toppings. On typical days the flavors sing; on peak holidays, execution and pacing can wobble. Ideal if you want comforting Italian staples at fair prices and avoid the rush. Families do fine here thanks to familiar kid-pleasers like pomodoro, pesto, lasagna, and cheesy pinsetta. Note the split venues on the same street: one focuses on pasta, the other on fried pizzas. Confirm which site your booking is for so children get the dishes they expect.
At a Glance
- Roman pasta classics done right at fair prices
- Friendly service and owner presence when not slammed
- Reservation mix-ups and split-menu confusion between two venues
- Service delays and disorganization during holidays
- Creative/fusion menu - not traditional comfort food
What Sets It Apart
- roman_pasta_specialist
- fried_pinsetta_focus
- owner_hosting_presence
What People Love
- Deep Roman flavors in signature pastas
- Instagrammable, indulgent pinsetta
- Charming corner-of-Triana vibe
- Attentive servers who explain the menu
- House tiramisú variations with pistachio or Nutella
Points of Concern
- Reservation and seating inconsistencies, including high tables or outdoor seats without prior notice
- Holiday service breakdowns with long waits and missed dishes
- Split venues cause menu confusion; some items unavailable at one site
- Review patterns are consistent with potential coordination (high five-star share, repeated staff shout-outs, marketing language) which may not reflect typical diner experience
- Pricing is moderate, but extra breadstick or service charges were noted by a few diners
Service & Dining Experience
Service StyleTable Service
Average Cost€28-36 per person
ReservationsRecommended
What to Order
- Start with Parmigiana (€8), share one Pinsetta (€12.5-14), then a pasta (€10-15) and split a tiramisú (€6-7).
- Vegetarian diners can build a full meal with burrata/parmigiana, pomodoro or pesto, and tiramisú.
Perfect For
- Crossing the bridge to Triana for a cozy Italian dinner
- Casual date night with carbonara and wine
- Small group craving fried pizza and antipasti
- Travelers seeking a non-tapas break
Location Insights
Area: Triana side street setting with local vibe; relaxed, residential-leaning area popular with diners avoiding main tourist drags.
Safety: Reviews describe it as quiet and feeling safe; typical well-trafficked Triana streets with good lighting.
Nearby: Near Triana bridge corridor; mix of tapas bars, small shops, and residential buildings; two sister venues on same street.
MacarenaMacarena is a traditional neighborhood with a strong local identity, featuring historic sites and a mix of casual and traditional dining options. The area offers a more authentic and less tourist-heavy atmosphere compared to the city center, with a community-oriented vibe and a growing number of trendy bars and eateries.
Practical Information
Opening Hours
Monday
Tuesday13:30–15:30, 08:30–23:30
Wednesday13:30–15:30, 08:30–23:30
Thursday13:30–15:30, 08:30–23:30
Friday13:30–15:30, 08:30–23:30
Saturday13:30–16:00, 08:30–23:30
Sunday13:30–16:00
Available: Reservations, Takeout, Outdoor seating
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