Welcome to Ce Stamo a Pensá
Ce Stamo a Pensá is a cozy bakery in Rome offering a unique twist on Neapolitan street food. With a focus on simple yet flavorful dishes, this hidden gem has earned rave reviews from customers for its affordable and delicious menu options. From crispy fried pizza to mouth-watering meatball sandwiches, each dish is a delightful mix of traditional Roman flavors with a modern flair. The friendly staff and inviting atmosphere make diners feel like family, adding to the overall dining experience. Whether you're looking for a quick lunch or a late-night snack, Ce Stamo a Pensá is a must-visit for food lovers seeking authentic Italian cuisine with a creative twist.
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Via Leonina 81 00184 Rome Italy Hotline: 06 69363154
Introducing Ce Stamo a Pensá, a cozy little gem located in Via Leonina 81, Rome, Italy. This bakery and sandwich shop offers a unique twist on traditional Roman classics, making it a must-visit spot for food lovers.
The menu at Ce Stamo a Pensá features a variety of Neapolitan street food dishes, including their famous Saccoccia, a delightful pita sandwich filled with Italian ingredients. Customers rave about the Genovese di Manzo, Trippa alla Romana, and Parmagiana fillings, all bursting with flavor. The Saccoccia is complemented with grated pecorino cheese on the side, adding an extra layer of richness to the dish.
If you're in the mood for something light and refreshing, don't miss out on their Scarola, a side dish of escarole cooked with olives and pine nuts, which perfectly balances the flavors of your main meal.
Customer reviews highlight the affordability and deliciousness of the food at Ce Stamo a Pensá. Whether you're craving meatballs, fried pizza, pasta, or paninis, this restaurant has something to satisfy every taste bud.
Step inside and experience the friendly and welcoming atmosphere that makes you feel like family rather than a tourist. From the efficient service to the great decorations and vibe, Ce Stamo a Pensá provides a memorable dining experience in the heart of Rome.
So, if you're looking for a quick bite or a leisurely lunch near the Colosseum, make sure to stop by Ce Stamo a Pensá for a taste of authentic Italian street food with a modern twist.
What else could you feed a picky 7 year old from America? After a long day of walking around Rome, we found this gem. The fried pizza was the perfect pick for our 7 year old. It was delicious, and reasonably priced. Best of all, the staff was so friendly. We didn't feel like tourists... we felt like family.
Loved the unique twists on Roman classics here! Especially the Cacio e Pepe with mint! I found the arancini to be a bit dense for my liking, but will definitely have dreams of the pasta!
Looking at the pictures of this food makes me want to go back. The service was good and everyone was nice...they literally brought us samples while we waited outside. Overall the meatball sandwich was my favorite thing we ordered, the pizza is unique but still very Roman. It was an easy place to sit down for a bit and have a quick lunch, the servers were efficient. The restaurant was small with a couple tables and great decorations/vibe.
So, so good! Price point, flavor and service give this a 5-star rating. I had the carbonara (so good!). The place is very small and tight, but that did not ruin my dining experience. Highly recommend.
Affordable delicious food. Near the Colloseum. Panini Classico and vegetarian were spectacular and filling. We had the both styles arancini (white) and with red sauce in rice.
Great late night spot! Not a lot of sitting area but the food is amazing & absolutely worth the stop in.
Walking around after visiting the Colosseum and looking for a place for a cheap happy hour, we lucked into this place. They had a 4 montanare (little pizzettes) + drink special that we took advantage of, but the food was so good that we decided to stay a little longer and order some saccoccias (small pita sandwiches). We tried to go back multiple times, but the place was always packed, and for good reason. We didn't find Neapolitan street food this good even in Naples.
Delicious! We wandering the streets of Rome looking for food and stumbled upon this place. Good reviews, so we decided to try for ourselves. Incredible. So fresh. Best meatballs of our life. Fried pizza, sooo good. Def recommend.
Magliore! The polpette (meatballs) here are absolutely delicious! This was was one of the better places we ate at in Rome! The food appears simple, but tastes absolutely divine. Absolutely worth a try if you need to make a quick choice and this is an option for you. The meatballs are a good option. The red pasta "amattricano" I think? Was also delicious. The carbonara is a must if you like cheese. Great service, great price.
4.5 stars! Ce Stamo a Pensa is a tiny, narrow restaurant offering a menu of Neapolitan street food! The best way I can describe the dish called Saccoccia is a "pita sandwich" filled with Italian ingredients. We tried several different fillings including Genovese di Manzo (stewed beef), Trippa alla Romana (tripe in tomato sauce), and my favorite, the Parmagiana, made of smokey eggplant and cheese baked in a tomato sauce. The Saccoccia came with grated pecorino cheese on the side, which made for a nice seasoning, and we also ordered a dish of Scarola, or escarole cooked with olives and pine nuts, which made for a tasty vegetal side dish. Overall, this was a great stop for a quick bite in the heart of Rome, steps away from the Colosseum!