Queen Makeda - Rome

This was a very welcome fund at the end of a long walk from the center of rom to the baths of caracalla. the restaurant is located in a quiet opposite (although it was on a Sunday afternoon in the beginning of the mai) and it was nice to be out of the Rom-Brudel. the place was very busy (although much big enough to accommodate everyone) when we arrived, but the very friendly staff said we could have a drink and wait, 20 minutes later we had a table. it is not really a pub, but a decent restaurant with many different beers on tap. the menu is a mix of Italian euro american (burger) and eastern (a few curry and stir them fry dishes) and not the Italian standard fair, which was a little lighter after a month in italia. we had good quality, well cooked dishes and good beer served by very friendly and attentive employees in a lively atmosphere. absolutely recommended.

One of the best Sunday brunch in rom. the starters contained in the Brunch Plan were simply delicious, small tastes of famous dishes all over the world. English breakfast could always improve. the desserts are incredible, they can choose which mini part of dessert from the rotating belt and taste many different types of desserts from cheesecake, mascarpone, chocolate mousse and many others. the staff is courteous and the place maintained

Cuisine is unique and the team know about the bier selection was phenomenal. extremely affordable in view of the quality of food and beer I bought. I travel alone and am in the position to connect with the barkeeper to the point of it, to me a free dram of its unique gerste wine gave this great restaurant to an even better experience! a

Really cool mood in the main restaurant and bambus garden, busy enough, but relaxed in the late evening rested. delicious appetizers and nets; we had the chicken strips and some of the wok dishes. weeping suggestions were great. the personal was beautiful and attentive!

Queen Makeda offers a wide variety of beers on the tap, and different types of food. From Thai to American, all dishes are adapted to local flavors, ingredients, and taste (therefore, it is not the place to go if you are looking for authentic original flavors). Also, it offers a lunch menu in the weekdays, which is a pretty good deal for the area. All in all, it is a (slightly overpriced) Roman pub with good beers, decent food, and a cool vibe.