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.
Synthesised by AI from every creator’s review. First reviewed 2024.
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AI summary of what 3 dish mentions say about the food
Dar Bottarolo’s carbonara earns rapturous praise for its silky, authentic richness, while the overall vibe is one of cozy, unpretentious warmth that makes every bite feel like a homecoming.
“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.”
What creators say
1 creator has covered Dar Bottarolo. Most active: Italyfoodprnsicilia
- ItalyfoodprnsiciliaLoved
L'all you can eat di carbonara più FAMOSO a €19,90? #palermo #lorenzotripi #carbonara #primiromani · @ 0:58
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.
