Pasta Chef

Monti, Esquilino & San Lorenzo

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Fast food with a difference, the modestly sized bowls of pasta whipped up at this friendly place come with your sauce of choice – including carbonara, pomodoro e basilico (tomato and basil), bolognese and even white truffle in season. Risotto dishes are occasionally offered, too. The brightly lit surrounds, uncomfortable stools and plastic bowls and cutlery don't encourage diners to linger.

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