

Rimessa Roscioli is a unique wine bar/restaurant focused on the best and fresh artisan selections in wine and food from all over Italy. Our focus extends beyond just Wine Tastings and Dinners to Cooking Classes, Olive Oil Tastings, Wine Tours and more. Alessandro Pepe is one of Rome’s most demanded sommeliers for private and group tastings – with expertise in classified French and Italian wines – and all wines are presented by professional sommeliers. We feature over 50 wines by the glass poured with the Coravin system. Our focus is on story-telling without boring lectures – and we have experiences for everyday wine drinkers to collectors.
Refined Roman tasting menus & wine pairings at a cozy venue with a cobbled terrace.
Address and Contact Information
Address: Via del Conservatorio, 58, 00186 Roma RM, Italy
Phone: +39 06 6880 3914
Website: https://www.rimessaroscioli.com/
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The chef’s bonus was a highlight, and our waitress made the evening unforgettable. She was incredibly knowledgeable about local wines and guided us through tastings from different regions, almost like a story. The whole experience felt like a perfectly curated narrative. Thank you so much!
Overall a “need to visit when in Rome”, 5/5!! Highly recommended!
Handmade pasta, rich in texture, pairs perfectly with bold sauces, while the lamb chops are tender, deeply flavorful, and simply seasoned to let quality speak. Warm service and curated wine pairings elevate the evening.
A must-visit for authentic yet refined Italian cuisine in the heart of Rome.
Last night, we had a very disappointing experience at Rimessa Roscioli.
Let me start by saying that the food quality was very good, the ambiance was inviting, and both our server, Roberto, and the sommelier were outstanding. Normally, I only write positive reviews. If I have nothing good to say, I prefer to say nothing at all.
However, I feel compelled to share this experience to spare others a similar disappointment. When a restaurant offers good food, a pleasant setting, and kind employees, yet still manages to deliver a poor experience, the problem usually lies in leadership.
Here’s what happened: our daughter ordered the special of the day — a simple fettuccine with pecorino cheese. It took over 40 minutes to arrive and was brought out a full ten minutes after my wife and I had received our main dishes. By the time it finally came, we had both finished eating — and I am a very slow eater.
Our daughter, who has worked in restaurants and bars for several years, was in disbelief. Frustrated, she asked for her dish to be packed to go. Although the staff apologized for the delay, they still charged us for it. When the plate finally arrived, it looked like something that could have been prepared in five minutes. After we complained, they removed the charge — but also took the dish away.
I would not recommend anyone spend their precious time in Rome going through such an experience.
To the restaurant’s management, I offer a few suggestions:
• Hire an additional cook.
• If a dish will be delayed, make sure it’s not the special of the day.
• If one plate is running late, delay all dishes so guests can eat together.
• If you still can’t manage that, don’t charge for the delayed dish.
• And above all, never take the food away after apologizing and removing the charge.
To avoid further annoyance, please don’t respond to this review with “We are sorry about your experience, but…” — just actively work on the suggestions above.