
Hours
| Friday | 5–8:30 PM |
| Saturday | 5–9:30 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | 5–8:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 5–8:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 5–8:30 PM |
| Thursday | 5–8:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 144 Church St NW, Vienna, VA 22180
Phone: (703) 223-5336
Website: http://www.robertosva.com/
Menu Photos
Order and Reservations
Reservations: resy.com
Photo Gallery
Related Web Results
Roberto’s Ristorante Italiano | Authentic Italian Restaurant in Vienna …
Roberto’s Ristorante Italiano | Vienna VA – Facebook
Robertos Ristorante Italiano (@robertos_va) · Vienna, VA – Instagram
Reviews
The complimentary breads were really good too, we finished them all before the main dishes even came out.
We ended the meal with their deconstructed tiramisu, which was beautifully presented and tasted incredible. The decoration and atmosphere were spot on, warm and elegant at the same time. You can tell they pay attention to every detail. Definitely one of the better Italian restaurants around and we will be back for sure.
I thoroughly enjoyed my group dinner experience here. The menu was enticing and I knew it was real when I saw the Osso Bucco come out. The Calamatra was excellent with the variety of seafood and the red sauce was excellent along with the homemade pasta. The bread basket was unique with a few different bread types. Enjoyed the wine selection and both the Pinot noir and Italian red were pleasing.
It’s a lovely spot for a real Italian meal and I would imagine coming back for date night
We ordered one of each appetizer, pasta dish, and entree offered, and we shared. We started with the zucchini flower and the Caesar salad. The zucchini flower was tasty and very inventive. The Caesar salad was perfect. The lettuce was fresh and crisp, and there was just the right amount of delicious dressing.
One of the pasta dishes was tortellini and the other was fettuccini, both homemade. The filling in the tortellini was wonderful and the sauce tasted like it was made with freshly-picked tomatoes. The fettuccini was absolutely incredible. The other time we had this was at a restaurant in Florence, and this dish transported us back there.
The main entrees were a roasted rockfish filet and braised boneless beef ribs. The rockfish was delicate and flavorful, and the sauce reminded us of lobster bisque. The beef ribs were tender and truly exquisite.
For dessert, we both had the Nutella semifredo, which was basically creamy chocolate mousse in a dark chocolate dome, swimming in a hazelnut sauce. It was the perfect ending to a perfect meal.
We have eaten at many fine Italian restaurants , but this is the only one we’ve found where the food actually tasted like the food we enjoyed in Italy. If we closed our eyes, we could swear we were at one of our favorite restaurants in Italy. It was that authentic!
From the moment you’re greeted in the front from owner Nancy or one of her team members, to the moment you leave, your time at Roberto’s is truly a dining “experience.”
One of the nicest parts about the restaurant is you see the same staff on your visit. Not many restaurants can boast about having the same personnel for long periods of time and it’s a testament to the owners/management to retain the same workers as opposed to a revolving door of employees which you so often see in the restaurant business.
Happy hour (Aperitivo Hour) at Roberto’s is terrific. Sitting at the bar or at a table in the bar area is very comfortable. There is a choice of good wines, beer and mixed drinks as well as a selection of nicely portioned appetizers. My personal favorite is the arancini.
The full menu offers options for every taste. My most recent visit to Roberto’s was for Vienna restaurant week, which consisted of four courses for $55. The food was incredible. The staff and kitchen have the timing down perfectly between each course. Each selection brought about anticipation for the next course. I enjoyed the restaurant week menu so much that I actually went back a second time later in the week. Yes, it was that good. It was a real treat.
The attached photos are from the restaurant week menu.
Photo 1: Zucchini flowers stuffed with ricotta
Photo 2: Homemade fettucine with white bolognese ragu
Photo 3: Off the bone beef rib
Photo 4: Nutella semifreddo
Roberto’s is in Vienna, Virginia. For those in DC or Maryland who may think twice about venturing out due to traffic, just turn on some favorite music in the car. With patience, it’s doable, and very well worth it.