Roman

Dar Bottarolo

Roman · Italian · Pasta · Palermo · Italia

CasualTourist Friendly
3.5Google (458)
1creator review

The story

Dar Bottarolo, an all-you-can-eat Roman cuisine restaurant in Palermo, offers a remarkably direct proposition: unlimited carbonara, secondi, and antipasti for €19.90, with wine included. The casual, tourist-friendly spot on Via Duca della Verdura leans into the spectacle of pasta without pretense, earning a respectable 3.5-star rating from the platform.

Creator Italyfoodprnsicilia highlighted the croquettes as “incredible” and found the carbonara “well-made” despite the addition of cream. The Roman meatballs also earned a thumbs-up, making this a pragmatic stop for anyone craving Roman comfort food at a fixed price.

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Most-loved dishes

AI summary of what 3 dish mentions say about the food

Reviewers praise Dar Bottarolo's carbonara as a standout, calling it a rich, perfectly executed classic. The overall vibe is warm and authentic, celebrating simple, high-quality ingredients.

I had kilograms of carbonara brought to me. They add cream here, but they make the carbonara well. Each portion has a kilo of guanciale. It's crazy.
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What creators say

1 creator has covered Dar Bottarolo. Most active: Italyfoodprnsicilia

  • Italyfoodprnsicilia
    Italyfoodprnsicilia

    L'all you can eat di carbonara più FAMOSO a €19,90? #palermo #lorenzotripi #carbonara #primiromani · @ 0:58

    Loved

    An all-you-can-eat Roman cuisine restaurant in Palermo offering free antipasti, unlimited carbonara and secondi for €19.90 with wine included. The croquettes were incredible, the carbonara was well-made despite the addition of cream, and the Roman meatballs were delicious.

    Dishes mentioned

    • Crocchette

      These croquettes drove me crazy. They were part of the free appetizers for everyone, and there was a crazy amount of stuff. They're insane.

    • Carbonara

      I had kilograms of carbonara brought to me. They add cream here, but they make the carbonara well. Each portion has a kilo of guanciale. It's crazy.

    • Polpette Romane

      Grandma's Roman meatballs, perfect for sopping up the sauce. Truly Italian. To enjoy to the fullest.

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