How is there a Steelers bar in central Rome? Well, the owner lived in the US and is a fan…read more If it's game time, expects this place to be rammed. Otherwise it seems very popular with expats and locals. Tons and tons of US sports memorabilia, cool bartenders and peanuts in the shell!! Cone on, that's great. We met done super fun folks from the UK that said they came here every day of their trip because they enjoyed it so much.

Drinks were fast, decently strong and not tourist-priced. Great bar to stop and have a shot. Only…read moredownside for us was the quiet music. Which may be the intended vibe so not a knock, just an observation.

One of the cooler speakeasies you will see. Very discrete entrance but we saw the bar owner smoking…read moreoutside and asked if we could come in. In order to drink here you need to be a "member". They take some information from you and you pay 5 euros. They give you this card once you are a member. The bartender came over and asked us what we want to drink. He catered the drinks to our liking and really did a good job. I ordered an old fashioned and my wife drank some vodka drink that he made. Good atmosphere. Cool speakeasy. We would highly recommend.

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Very cool cocktail bar that tries to be a "speakeasy" but doesn't quite reach that level of…read moresecrecy. We wandered in here before dinner in the Trastevere area of Rome looking for a high end cocktail. This place does not disappoint. The decor reminds me of Mardi Gras meets Prohibition... the cocktail menu is unique and the mixologist is simply outstanding. You do need to fill out a slip to "become a member" before they offer you a drink and take your order. While it looks a bit mysterious from the street, this sophisticated tiny cocktail bar is quite something. Definitely a nice place to sip on an elegant mixed adult beverage.

Niji Cafe is the coolest bar in the Trastevere area…read more They are located next to a restaurant that was actually featured in a Netflix show and since then is forever busy, but next to that craziness you can find a red door which takes you to a magical places of delicious craft cocktails and a cool whimsical vibe. The only thing you need to do once you find the red door, is ring their doorbell and someone will come out and help you. They are a very small bar, so if you have a large party of 4+, I would suggest to make a reservation ahead of time. Their decoration is a mix of Alice in Wonderland with Italian hipster vibe. Everything feels super cool and the atmosphere is very welcoming. The cocktails are delicious and the bartender's english is pretty good, so if you are looking for recommendations he can help you. Another thing that I really like about this place is that people don't smoke inside. There are other speakeasies around town that allow smoking, and I honestly can't be there more than 1 hour. Salute!

The service by Anthony was unmatched, he recommended all the must try's on the menu. Also I can't…read morebelieve the quality for the price. This is definitely a must try in Rome.

Food was good. Server was attentive. Absolutely beautiful ambiance inside & out. Highly recommend…read more Only negative was their bathroom - SO gross.

There is a reason this place is packed by so many, it's a great vibe, the cheapest drinks in…read moreTrastevere, get this , at night it's a full fledged bar packed outside with so many locals enjoying their time, you can also get ice cream!! During the early morning, you can get pastries & many coffee drinks, the pastries are awesome they have their own version of the Maritozzo , so good be careful they are so delicious & addictive, this will also be hard to believe but true, we bought 3 Cappuccino's for $3.60 Euros , for 3 !! That's not happening anywhere, the staff is hilarious and helpful, this is a wonderful location in Trastevere,

This place is a popular hangout spot for the locals - not much space to sit but a lot of room to…read morestand and drink right outside by the tables. The bartenders were fun and chatty. If you want to experience the local "dive" scene, this place is a must!

Very good beer selection with a wide range of styles. Small space but had some outdoor seating too…read more Friendly service. I would definitely recommend this place.

If you want to enjoy a bierre at a true local bar try this place. It's small and intimate and with…read moreno frills. They have a small but varied draft selection as well as other bottled and canned beer and they offer wine as well. I do not recall if they have cocktails. Be prepared to muscle up as this place does get busy and if the weather is good they have outdoor tables to sit and enjoy your pint as you people watch.

We went there on our last evening of our Rome trip searching for a good glass of wine, knowing that…read moreit isn't easy in Rome to find good quality which isn't oberprized. Although the Enoteca is a little off the beaten track, it is easy to reach by foot once you are in Trastevere. As we sat down and ordered our first glass of wine, the owner however noticed instantly that we were interessted. He advised us very well knowing his products. He then offered us a free glass of wine to try and later on a second and a third. This is why it was a pleasure to stay even longer as intended. It was very nice and we will definitely come here once more if we are in Rome again.

This is a small, charming bar. Perfect for a drink our a glass of wine in the evening. It's kind of…read moreretro inside, with old second hand furniture.

What a cool and chic cocktail bar!…read more My husband and I visited Peaky Blinders kind of by mistake. We were on our way to Jerry Thomas Speakeasy and turned into the wrong street and saw their bright red door. We didn't stop here at first and went on our way to Jerry Thomas. Like always, JT was packed and they said they probably wouldn't have any openings until 1am (it was 9pm). We decided to go back and check out that cute little bar with the bright red door and were quickly welcomed by the owner and staff. This bar is inspired by the show Peaky Blinders and they have a lot of decor that goes in connection to the show. At the time of ordering our drinks, they told us that they didn't have a lot of the ingredients for most of the cocktails in the menu because they couldn't find fresh ingredients in the market and they are very particular as to what they serve to their customers. The owner quickly asked us what we were in the mood for and that he would prepare something unique just for us. I asked him for something fresh, but not too sweet with gin or vodka. He delivered exactly what I asked him and it was the most delicious drinks ever! I was honestly inspired by how passionate he was about the produce he was using in his cocktails, and how much love and dedication he had for serving the best of the best.

My cousins and I have been here 2 nights in a row, going on 3! You walk down a slightly unsettling…read moreroad into an unexpectedly comfortable and welcoming bar... then you never want to leave. We had an old fashioned, a Daiquiri, and an English Rose (sweet, complex) on the first day, all of which were perfect. I spent 2 or more hours sitting and talking at a comfortable volume, listening to chill music. Lorenzo was our bartender for most of our trip (but we also just met Igino, who is also a great bartender!!), and every drink he made us was exactly what we wanted. On our second day, we had the Manhattan, Lorenzo's version of the English Rose, and a Moscow Mule. Then a new drink with cranberry and almond, another Lorenzo English Rose (because my cousin tasted it and loved it), and another Old Fashioned. Igino also made us some amazing drinks based on what we liked about our other drinks, and made us feel so welcome. Not only are the bartenders, drinks, music, and atmosphere amazing here, but the people who come here and chat with you are also super chill and friendly. You can tell that people who come to this bar are familiar with this place and love it as much as we already do. As cool as some of the bars in this city are, this one is one you can feel at home in. Definitely stop by, because you won't regret it, and you'll probably find yourself coming back as many days as you're here.

Husband and I came in here while waiting for our reservation at a nearby restaurant. Great service,…read morebeer, wine and espresso. Bartender spoke English very well and cheers-Ed us for our first time in Rome. Everyone was very nice and the music was on point - eclectic mo-town and funk.

Such a friendly lively place! I highly recommend this as a great place to sit and relax!read more

Still my favorite bar in the world, the class and service here is the best! I love the interesting…read moresetting and seating position for guests to feel unique and private. On this recent, I had the famed blue blaze which shutdown the lights in the bar as they meticulously prepared this specialty. This was special and I enjoyed many penicillins on this trip! The main bar and staff were excellent!

Sometimes you just get lucky and stumble upon an experience that completely blows you away. My…read morehusband had read about this speakeasy in Rome and wanted to go. You have to make a reservation, as this is a private club. How intriguing! The club opens at 9:00 PM and closes at 4:00 AM. So, we made a reservation for a Sunday evening. It is located down a dimly lit street off the Corso Vittorio Emanuele II - adding more to the intrigue. There is really no signage except on the door there is a brass plaque that says "Prof. Jerry Thomas." You ring the bell, the door is answered, you give your name and the password (Yes, there is a password to get in), and you are admitted to the club. There is a €5 per person annual membership fee. We were warmly greeted by Roberto and seated at a comfortable table. This speakeasy held about 25 people, with two bartenders mixing drinks. Euro and Roberto saw to our every need and were excellent! When my husband asked if they had rye whisky on the bar, Roberto suggested he go to the bar and look. They had probably 14 different bottles of rye, but none from Maryland. When he asked for a rye Manhattan, Roberto brought over a bottle of their "house" rye, which was made especially for them. After he mentioned that if his Manhattan was made using their house rye, the cost would be €40. My husband quickly declined and opted for a regular rye Manhattan for €15! I am not much of drinker, so they made me an Amaretto. Both were served on the rocks, except this time, each had one huge ice cube - we had never seen such large cubes before. We both thoroughly enjoyed our time at the Speakeasy and told Roberto we would be back again. It was such an interesting, fun and enjoyable concept.