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BufaleroB+Worth Trying
Via Passo del Turchino, 18 A/B, 00139 Roma RM, Italy
· Steak house
· 4.4/5 Google (1644 reviews)
Reservations · Delivery · Takeout · Outdoor seating
Destination for serious meat lovers with standout burgers and wide steak selection, but pricing confusion and AYCE nights draw mixed reactions; go a la carte for best experience.
Why it gets a B+ for overall quality
Bufalero delivers reliable steakhouse dining with strong food quality anchored by excellent burgers and well-executed core cuts, supported by attentive service that guides diners through breed selection. However, inconsistent execution—particularly on AYCE nights and premium steaks—prevents a higher grade, while the functional suburban setting lacks destination appeal. Worth visiting for straightforward, ingredient-focused meat preparation and approachable pricing on the core menu.
Restaurant Summary
On Rome’s northern edge, Bufalero feels casual and lively more than scenic. Servers often guide you through breeds and marbling, and one guest noted, "our server explained the cuts and nailed the doneness." Expect a busy grill-house vibe with big plates and energetic turnover. The cooking leans upgraded steakhouse: global breeds, tartare and carpaccio, plus burgers on house-baked buns. It is not flashy; think ingredient-focused plates with truffle and burrata accents. A la carte shines most; AYCE promos draw mixed reviews, and premium wagyu/Kobe is a discretionary splurge rather than the default. Families do fine here thanks to burgers, fries, and simple pastas. The menu lists multiple kid-friendly sides and approachable mains, though meat is the star. If little diners prefer very plain food, stick to the burgers and basic pastas rather than adventurous cuts.
At a Glance
- Excellent burger execution and approachable core pricing
- Wide selection of global beef cuts with staff guidance
- AYCE promotions show inconsistent quality and rigid rules
- Occasional upselling pressure toward expensive cuts
- Creative/fusion menu - not traditional comfort food
What Sets It Apart
- global_beef_selection
- house_baked_burger_buns
- approachable_core_prices_with_splurge_options
What People Love
- Feeling of choice across breeds and cuts
- Juicy burgers with house-baked buns
- Servers who guide cooking and pairings
- Hearty portions that satisfy big appetites
Points of Concern
- AYCE nights frequently cited for undercooked or low-quality items; a la carte recommended by many
- Some diners felt pressured toward pricier wagyu/Kobe selections
- Sidewalk seating can be drafty or wobbly; ambiance lags behind food
- Pricing confusion on bone-in weights; clarify net meat vs. bone at ordering
- Limited options for conservative palates or picky eaters
Service & Dining Experience
Service StyleTable Service
Average Cost€36-58 per person
ReservationsRecommended
What to Order
- Choose a la carte steaks in the €22-29 range for best value
- Burgers €12-18 are the safest crowd-pleaser
- Pair with simple sides like patate fritte (€4) or cicoria (€6)
Perfect For
- Meat-focused nights with friends
- Casual date where food matters more than decor
- Burger cravings after pasta-heavy days
- A la carte steak tasting without downtown prices
Location Insights
Area: Residential outer-north Rome (Tufello/Bufalotta), local crowd over tourists; practical, not scenic.
Safety: Generally fine residential feel; some reviews note drafty outdoor setup and basic sidewalk seating.
Nearby: Suburban streets with mixed shops and housing; requires taxi or car from center per reviews.
Monteverde VecchioMonteverde Vecchio offers a relaxed dining scene with a mix of traditional Roman trattorias and modern eateries catering primarily to locals rather than tourists. The area is characterized by a community-oriented atmosphere with accessible, casual dining options and a focus on authentic Roman cuisine.
Practical Information
Opening Hours
Monday19:00–00:00
Tuesday19:00–00:00
Wednesday19:00–00:00
Thursday19:00–00:00
Friday19:00–00:00
Saturday19:00–00:00
Sunday19:00–00:00
Available: Reservations, Delivery, Takeout, Outdoor seating
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