Ferrara in Rome?

[oggi]

I'll be headed to Rome on the 26th of January, and a friend has recommended a restaurant called Ferrara. Has anyone been there? I'm curious about everything from anything that you found particularly tasty, good, bad, etc. I've only got a few days in Rome and have explored the existing posts about dining in Rome, but certainly if there are any new spots that I should know of that would be fantastic.

[Maureen B. Fant]

I'll be headed to Rome on the 26th of January, and a friend has recommended a restaurant called Ferrara.  Has anyone been there? I'm curious about everything from anything that you found particularly tasty, good, bad, etc.  I've only got a few days in Rome and have explored the existing posts about dining in Rome, but certainly if there are any new spots that I should know of that would be fantastic.

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Enoteca Ferrara, in Trastevere, has a shop, a wine bar, and an upscale restaurant. It gets consistently good marks from the Gambero Rosso guide, and is the only place in Rome on which I disagree with them strenuously. I liked it the first time I went, but the second time, maybe 2-3 years ago, I thought it a major ripoff, bad food, high prices, and my husband was outraged. A number of friends agree with me.

[Michael M]

I've been 3 times, and enjoyed it more the first 2 times than I did this past year. It is a warm, cozy place, though, with great service and enough to get me to return.