Bad Roman

Yes, Bad Roman can accommodate accessible and family seating. Guests report the host team is accommodating (they seated a guest at an accessible booth) and the restaurant welcomes families celebrating birthdays. The venue accepts large parties and private events, so request accessible seating or a family-friendly table when you book. Calling ahead is recommended to confirm specific needs.

Yes, Bad Roman can run a wait during peak times and guests sometimes experience delays even with reservations. The restaurant is popular on weekend evenings and during showtimes, so reservations are strongly recommended. If you can’t get a table, try the bar for faster seating or ask to be added to the waitlist when you arrive.

Yes, you can and should make special requests. Guests commonly ask for birthday arrangements, accessible seating, booth or window tables, and allergy accommodations. Bad Roman frequently helps celebrate special occasions with handwritten cards and complimentary desserts, so call ahead or note requests on your reservation to ensure staff can prepare.

For the liveliest experience, go on a Friday or Saturday evening when the dining room is buzzing. If you prefer a quieter visit, aim for weekday lunch or an earlier dinner (5:00–6:30 pm) on weekdays. Many guests also recommend the bar for faster seating or last-minute visits. If you’re attending a show nearby, allow extra time, the restaurant can run behind during peak service.

Yes, families do dine at Bad Roman and guests often celebrate birthdays with children. The restaurant welcomes families and can accommodate kids, though the dining room is lively and sometimes loud. Portions and shareable starters make it easy to order for groups. For younger children consider an earlier seating or inform the host when booking to request a comfortable table.

Portions vary by dish: many guests describe appetizers and shareable starters (babka, whipped ricotta, meatballs) as generous, while some pastas can feel smaller. Several guests say mains like the filet, pork chop and short rib pasta are hearty and shareable. If you want to taste a few items, order a couple of small plates to share plus a main, that’s a common strategy guests recommend.

Busiest: Friday and Saturday evenings, weekend dinners and times around nearby showtimes, guests report a packed, lively dining room. Quietest: weekday lunches and early weekday dinners (5:00–6:30 pm) tend to be calmer. Weekend brunches and early bar hours can still be busy. If you prefer a quieter meal, opt for weekday lunch or an earlier dinner slot.

Yes, Bad Roman accepts private parties and large bookings, and guests frequently host birthdays and special events here. The team accommodates celebrations with personalized touches like handwritten cards and complimentary desserts. For private dining options, capacity and menus, contact the restaurant directly to discuss dates, group menus and any AV or seating requests.

Sometimes, guests report Bad Roman operating on holidays (for example, several guests enjoyed Thanksgiving service), but official holiday hours aren’t listed. If you plan a holiday visit, call the restaurant ahead to confirm hours, special menus, or holiday-seatings since service and hours may change for special events.

Yes, Bad Roman is a popular choice for date night thanks to its lively, stylish atmosphere and creative Italian menu. Guests frequently praise the candle-lit tables, colorful decor and standout dishes like the filet with cacio e pepe ravioli and lemon cheesecake. It can be buzzy and sometimes loud, so request a window table or booth for a cozier experience and consider an earlier seating on weekends. Dress smart casual and make a reservation for the best spot.

Bad Roman offers a mix of dining options: a lively main dining room with booths and window tables, a roomy bar area popular for last-minute seating, and private/large-party accommodations for events. Guests often request window booths for views and intimate seating; others enjoy sitting at the bar for a more casual experience. Call ahead to reserve a private area or request specific seating.

Bad Roman is bright, colorful and energetic, a fun, trendy Italian spot with a buzzy, convivial vibe. Guests consistently praise the stylish decor, upbeat energy and celebratory feel, making it a favorite for birthdays and special occasions. Note that the room can be loud during peak hours, so it’s ideal if you enjoy a lively scene rather than a quiet, intimate dinner.

The dress code is Smart Casual. Guests often arrive dressed up for date nights and celebrations, and the restaurant’s vibe suits a polished-yet-relaxed look. If you’re attending a special occasion, smart casual attire is appropriate; for casual bar visits, neat casual wear is fine.

It depends on your goal: for atmosphere and people-watching, Saturday or Friday night delivers the best vibe. For a quieter, more relaxed meal, choose a weekday (Tuesday–Thursday) or weekday lunch. Guests who want prompt service and less noise often recommend weekday evenings or lunch instead of the busy weekend nights.

Bad Roman is rated 4.5 stars by 3410 OpenTable diners.

Yes, you can generally book this restaurant by choosing the date, time and party size on OpenTable.