In watching Rick’s tour through Rome, May 2012, he stopped at a restaurant called Trattoria Enotica, which only served lunch. Is that restaurant still in existence? If you have contact information to I’d appreciate it. Thank you, TOM.
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This is the script of the episode you are probably referring to:
https://www.ricksteves.com/watch-read-listen/video/tv-show/rome-baroque-brilliance
After years of searching out my favorite European restaurants, I've found a few universal indicators for a great eating value. And a place like this [Enoteca Corsi] has them all.
The best eateries are little family run places that cater to locals. This one's open weekday lunches only. At a glance you know this place is a find: limited selection, hand written menu — in one language, packed with the neighborhood gang. Each day there's a special — today it's spaghetti carbonara. Simple, tasty cucina casalinga — that's home-cooking Roman style.
Google tells me that it's still open and here is their menu:
https://www.enotecacorsi.com/menu-pranzo/
And these are reviews:
https://www.yelp.com/biz/enoteca-corsi-roma
https://www.tripadvisor.com/Restaurant_Review-g187791-d1024856-Reviews-Enoteca_Corsi-Rome_Lazio.html