Mamma Mia is located within one of the areas in the capital most saturated with restaurants, yet it still manages to stand out from the crowd. It is not an easy task to foresee what decoration one will encounter on arrival, since it has been refurbished four times to date. Currently, it offers vast open spaces, with brick and lush shades of green. It’s a different combination and agreeable, if rather pretentious. It also offers some tables outside. The food is totally conventional Italian. The most outstanding dishes are the pizzas baked in a wood-fired, special oven and the risotto. The types of risotto dishes featured on the menu change each week, offering varieties with salmon, mushrooms and other equally refined combinations. They offer food to take away too.