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“The salame didn't convince me at all in terms of quality.”
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1 creator has covered Fraschetteria de Tre Archi. Most active: Pratt
A decent all-you-can-eat Roman trattoria outside Rome — not amazing, not terrible, good for a big group binge but not for authentic Roman cuisine.
Dishes mentioned
Stendino
The stendino is a huge platter of stuff they put on your table. It includes ricotta with pistachio, bonata, verza, trippa, coppiette, and ciocchetti. Nothing really wows me — it's home-style cooking, not exciting. The ricotta with pistachio gave me a shiver down my spine, but overall it's just okay.
Pulled Pork
The pulled pork is decent. It's like when you win a scratch card for €1 and win €1 — you can't complain, but you're not happy either. It's a strong point of the menu.
Ciocchetti Fritti
The fried ciocchetti have a really dull breading that doesn't taste good. I thought I'd find a really bad place, but this is just barely passing.
Trippa con Menta
The trippa is not quality — medium-low — and it's ruined by a particularly unpleasant mint that's sour. I don't even know if it's mint. Trippa with mint is a Roman thing, but here you think 'why this mint, why this preparation has this problem?'
Porchetta
The porchetta is decent, respectable.
