"Where can one have pasta plates for €6, and a steak for €8.5 these days? This trattoria, overlooking Palestrina, is frequented by locals, and offers unbeatable prices and unbeatable views. This is not a fine dining place, nor the site of a romantic date: it 's frequented by locals, often large families, and the dining room is large and noisy, full of life. The cooking is relatively modest, home-made italian food, well crafted but not extraordinarily delicious either: the sort of plain, filling meals one appreciates on a daily basis. It is not worth a gastronomic pilgrimage, to put it somehow, but if you happen to be on the area of Palestrina, and feel like climbing the hill, this trattoria is definitely one of the top picks to have a good meal in. The prices are, as said, unbeatable, and the value-for-money extraordinary – I 've had far worse meals in nicer places in London, where I was charged 10 times more for inferior food."
