Here's what Trippy members say about Trattoria I Due G:
"Yes. First, the people (in general) in Rome were a lot less friendly than I had expected. They're not outwardly aggressively mean, but they're a bit cold. And I got the sense that they thought less of tourists. I won't get into details but I got some sub-standard food at some restaurants that I was convinced would never have been served to a local. I personally found the food to be disappointing in Rome, which surprised me immensely. You MUST see Rome, and all of the sites, but you really only need a couple of days. I knew this going in, but in case you don't, the pizza in Rome is generally sub-standard. Rome recs include Ristorante Cadorna for a great carbonara (best of my life), a fantastic bakery off of Campo de' Fiori called Il Forno Campo de' Fiori for either a pistachio tart or ricotta tart, and for hotel Jumeirah Grand Hotel Via Veneto. Florence is surprisingly tiny, but it's a lot warmer in terms of atmosphere. You can spend several days there and enjoy the relaxation aspect of it. Take the train there from Rome and pay for the express train. It's worth it. It was difficult to get tickets next to one another using the automated ticket screens, which was very odd, so that was unexpected, and we had to go to the office to get our seats next to one another. Maybe it's fixed now? Recs for Florence include the best Gelato in Italy Gelateria Santa Trinita ." See More