Jeremy of The Daily Rotation wrote, "Hot off of last year’s Midnight in Paris, director Woody Allen ventures to Rome for his latest romantic comedy featuring a dozen of Hollywood’s best and brightest. To Rome With Love is another Allen film, with a variety of characters filling up a spotlight location, which happens to be Rome. Allen doesn’t stray away from the material, mostly keeping To Rome With Love grounded in the universe in which he frequents in. To Rome With Love is basically another Woody Allen flick, with much of the same problems that most of his films have. That being said, it’s still a Woody Allen film, which means you’ll find at least one thing to appreciate. It’s not Midnight in Paris, which is saddening, but almost expected."
FMV says: "To Rome with Love is not as good as Midnight in Paris, but if you’re a fan of Woody Allen's whole career – and don’t mind an over-the-top, slightly distasteful utopian setting – you will still appreciate a film that provides witty scenarios and great performances."
Four trivial stories, forced laughs: don’t expect much more from Allen’s latest postcard from Europe.
Clickonline writes: "To Rome With Love certainly functions as a affectionate letter to the city but there’s little enough else going on, as the four stories meander towards uninteresting finales, bloating the running time to almost two hours. Best avoided."
