A friend recommended Dar Poeta and we are going to recommend it out as well. The four of us sat outside and had a lovely lunch. We ate around 2pm and it was busy but not too crowded, the service was good, the food was great. We ordered pizza and it was great, but if you have had your fill of pizza, try the calzoni, they were really good. I ordered bruschetta and pasta pomodoro and I was so happy, the pasta was so fresh and the sauce was perfect. Enjoy a glass of wine and walk around the artsy neighborhood.

This was such a cute little place that's tucked in Trastevere. The ambiance was very peaceful, and my fiancé and I were able to enjoy our lunch without all the loud noises. We got the suppli and a regular Margherita pizza. They're both to die for. Definitely stop by when you're in Rome.

By far the best pizza we had in all of Italy. We still think about it till this day. The spicy sausage just wonderfully crafted

This place was phenomenal - such a hidden gem. There was a bit of a wait to sit down, but it was well worth it. The limoncello was great as were the pizzas we had. One had spicy pepperoni and spicy peppers and the other was a sausage calzone. Both were phenomenal. We finished with tiramisu - some of the best i've ever had. You won't regret visiting this place!

Intro: After a long day of exploring Rome, I was in the Trastevere neighborhood and I was looking for a dinner spot. Dar Poeta was on my list and it was a close walk from where I was, so I made my way. While the restaurant was close to capacity, I was seated promptly at a table outside. Service (3/5): Standard European service. A little slow and not terribly efficient. You may need to get ahold of the waiter's attention to get what you want. But comparable to other restaurants in Italy. Ambiance (4/5): Italy is all about al fresco dining and this is a great place to do it. Trastevere is my favorite part of Rome for dining and nightlife. Many have compared it to Greenwich Village in New York. It's a charming part of town. Drinks (4/5): I tried a beer from Sicily (a large one at that) which was served with a glass. A refreshing accompaniment to my meal. Food (4.5/5): Italy is known for its pizza but can we get some love for calzones too? I had pizza several times during my Italy trip but I wanted to have a calzone at least once too. And I'm glad I did! They only have two or three calzone options here and a long list of pizzas, but don't let that deter you. I had the sausage and mozzarella calzone and it was beyond delicious. First off, it was huge! To the point that I ate half and the other half became lunch the next day. The calzone was cooked just right and brushed with butter. The stretchy mozzarella oozes out of the calzone with every bite. It was so good that I'm happy I had the self-control to only eat half of it. I wanted to eat it all but knew that wasn't the best decision. Overall: If you're looking for a restaurant that specializes in delectable pizzas in the coolest neighborhood in Rome, check out Dar Poeta. Their menu has a lot more than pizza if you're looking for something else.

This was our first stop in Rome as it was right around the corner from our air bnb and we were craving some pizza! This napoleon style pizza was crispy and had fresh ingredients plus the tiramisu was super creamy and delicious, but in my opinion could use more lady fingers! The only thing I have to say is that we did want to go back but it was closed randomly so we only got to eat here once! This was a great pizza spot in Trastevere.

This place is super hyped up for a reason, the pizza is fantastic. Controversial Opinion: Although the pizza is delicious, we had equally good pizza at other restaurants in Rome. I enjoyed the experience but I wouldn't wait in line for this place.

We came on a Sunday afternoon and it was busy but I didn't realize there was a queue but it was fine because we arrived and I told the gentleman that we were four and he added us to the list. There were tables both inside and outside (more outside). After a short wait, they called us and we got a table outside. The menu was posted on a large board so we had time to ponder it and we were ready when we sat down. I had beer and pizza with mushrooms and artichokes (my fave). We also got a marinara pizza, which was surprisingly good, and a couple of salads. It wasn't too hot in the shade and the pizza was very good. It was a pleasant Sunday afternoon meal in a cool part of Rome.

Best pizza I have ever enjoyed in my lifetime, if you are visiting Rome this is a "must try" !!

My airbnb host recommended this pizza place, and I will forever be thankful. I have been to Rome a few times and always found the Pizza enjoyable. This place was by far my favorite! They had plenty of options all just as good as the next. In a group of 7 we each tried a different pizza and all were equLly delicious. The place is a bit small and very bu My airbnb host recommended this pizza place, and I will forever be thankful. I have been to Rome a few times and always found the Pizza enjoyable. This place was by far my favorite! They had plenty of options all just as good as the next. In a group of 7 we each tried a different pizza and all were equLly delicious. The place is a bit small and very busy, but the wait was worth it. If you want a great pizza in Rome...THIS IS IT!