Bad Roman
Influencer Reviews1
James Andrews
About
Bad Roman is a contemporary Italian restaurant located in Midtown Manhattan, New York City. Known for its playful and inventive takes on Italian classics, the restaurant has quickly become popular for its unique menu items, such as filet mignon topped with a cacio e pepe-filled raviolo. The kitchen embraces creativity and showmanship, offering a dining experience that stands out in the city's crowded food scene.
The Visit
The reviewer visited Bad Roman in Midtown Manhattan, seeking to determine if its creative reputation was justified. While some menu items, like the steak with cacio e pepe raviolo, impressed with their flavor, not every dish or drink hit the mark. The cocktail with pepperoncini brine was a disappointment, but the overall meal was enjoyable. The restaurant’s playful approach and theatrical touches made for a fun experience, distinguishing it from more traditional Italian spots.
What They Ate
Quotes
"Thankfully I did enjoy all the food I had, I mean that steak with the cacio e pepe raviola was interesting but flavor wise I liked it."
"Besides my horrible drink selection, I think I made good menu choices when it came to food."
"Basically it's largely a fun restaurant and when there are so many establishments out there that seem so similar to each other, it's nice that a place like Bad Roman is there that stands out and does something different."
"In conclusion, I really enjoyed my meal at Bad Roman and I will certainly be back."
Our Reflection
The reviewer's experience at Bad Roman highlights the delicate balance between innovation and tradition in modern dining. While the cocktail missed the mark, the inventive steak and raviolo dish showcased the restaurant’s flair for playful, memorable cuisine. The atmosphere, marked by a touch of theatrics and showmanship, set Bad Roman apart from the city’s many Italian eateries. The reviewer’s willingness to overlook a few misses in favor of overall enjoyment speaks to the restaurant’s ability to create a lasting, positive impression.
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