I came here with bravado and left feeling humbled, shattered and broken…read more "Super spicy" fries they said. Put an image of a spicy pepper right next to it on the menu they did. But I'm in Europe and when is spicy actually ever spicy? Challenge accepted. What happened next was the arrival of a plate full of fries with a menacing, devilishly thick red substance slathered on top. Uh oh. I could smell the heat from a healthy distance. Double uh oh. Mouth burning ensued. The following day (actually as I right this), bottom burning ensued. Outside of the fries - which they warned me & I did not listen - the place has a cool interior and a terrific craft beer list. Whatever you do, do not tempt fate with the super spicy fries.

Very nice selection of Italian craft beers. Bartender spoke some English and was able to give some…read moreinsight into the different beers when prompted. The chips dusted with cheese were a tasty snack.

If you're in Rome you will probably have a hard time finding a typical American style bar or a…read moredance Club. We finally found this place and it's exactly what we were looking for. The atmosphere is great, the music is from the 80's, and the bartenders/employees are engaging and speak English well. The bartender Alfi (sp?) is awesome. Overall this is a great bar to visit.

We walked into this bar because they advertised beer pong. It looks like a hole in the wall however…read morethere are two floors so don't let it deceive you. The bartenders are amazing and extremely friendly! One of them even gave us each a shot of sangria for free simply being here! My gf doesn't drink however the bartender made her a giant Shirley. She also asked for a cappuccino and although she didn't want it anymore, he came over with a cappuccino cup filled with peanuts to eat while we drank. A gracious host/bar owner Ansel is! They played good hiphop/top US hits also. Super welcoming and positive attitude. Would definitely recommend this bar in the Trastevere area. Don't miss out!!

No frills local pub. The waiter / staff was excellent and the food is great for a quick snack while…read morewalking through the neighborhood. I would recommend the supli and the sausage

Really nice bar that has some excellent beers on tap. And it is reasonably priced. We went in for…read moresome much needed refreshments (Pilsner Urquelles was beautifully fresh and much less expensive than centro). We then turned to the food menu and ordered two main course sakads and two varieties of chips. All were excellent and the chips were the best I've had in Rome (and huge portions) Though outside my area, I'll be back to this "Scottish" bar... Recommended for an informal night with friends.

Stumbled upon this cute pub last night, it was near our Air B&B so why not the atmosphere was a…read more10/10 the drinks were even better. Service was outstanding!! We will be back every night while in town.

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.

This is a great bar in a touristy area. The only Steelers bar in Italy, the owner runs a tight…read moreship. The $7 aperol spritz hit the spot and we enjoyed sitting on their outdoor deck. We went there all 4 nights of our trip as our apartment was closeby. Great spot!!

You must visit this place if you're a craft beer lover. They have a nice selection of Italian craft…read morebeers on tap. In addition they have a great bottle selection. Chris, the manager, speaks excellent English and he turned me onto a Belgian sour beer that had been aged over 10 years and was mindblowingly good! I also had a burger on my second visit and it was very tasty. Make sure to order your food and drinks at the bar because there's no table service.

Missed it by one day…read more.. Continuing on my quest to eat non-Italian food in Italy (I'd been on a pasta bender and needed to get off for a little while), I found Brasserie 4:20. Beyond being impressed that the craft beer/burger scene in Rome resembled what it was in the States, I was shocked to find Roman bros. America, we have to do better at our exports. Alas, it's true. There are Roman bros and they congregate and work here. So, guys just be aware that if you come here, you service will come after any cute thing in a skirt that wants food/drink/whatever. The music is bro-y. The vibe is bro-y. It's a bro bar. That said, they have some good things to offer. Beyond connecting with bros from another continent, you come here for beer & burgers (and rock music and brownies but mostly beer & burgers). Despite not being much of a burger guy, I figured that 'when in Rome...'* Thing is, this burger didn't taste much like a lot of the ones I'd had back home. I ordered the angus burger with cheese, onions and pickle. The first thing I noticed was that the meat tasted much better than most of the burgers I'd had in the States. I don't know whether this was because of the angus beef or because we're not getting the real deal in the States. I'd had angus beef before. It didn't taste this good. Had I eaten beef like this regularly, I don't know that I could have given it up as easily. All this is to say that the beef wasn't as seasoned as it could have been. Salt & pepper before it's grilled, boys. That's all you need. Good quality beef. Needed more seasoning. To accompany my burger, I tried two beers: the Royal Brown and the Terzo Tempo. I don't know if styles change from country to country but I found the brown to taste more like a stout and my cream ale was REALLY light. This isn't to say that I didn't enjoy drinking them (well, the cream ale was a bit of a disappointment) but they provided a different taste profile than I was anticipating. I experienced all of this while sitting at the bar (the perfect vantage point, in my opinion). If in Rome and in need of a pasta/pizza break, head to 4:20. The bro vibe is real but such could/should be expected when eating angus beef burgers and drinking craft beer. *I told you it would be used more than once. I told you.

Great little pub with a good selection of beers on tap! Had a little walk thru window for beers on…read morethe go which was awesome!

This was a cute little Irish Pub located on a side street in Rome! We came here with the…read moreintentions of watching the Champion's League Final while we were traveling in Rome. They had lots of TVs scattered throughout the pub with sports on. There are lots of draft beers to choose from as well as bottles and cans. My only issue was there was no food and no air conditioning. As you could imagine, it got really hot in there in June. Luckily, there are multiple take away restaurants on that same street so it was easy to go grab some food and bring it back to the pub. Service was friendly enough. I would recommend stopping by Finnegan's when you're in Rome.