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.

There is no comparable place in Rome! Open space only delimted by the sky, the Galleria Nazionale…read morede Arte Moderna, the stairs to Villa Borghese and your imagination! This place IS Rome

Loved this place. A small, tucked-away hole in the wall we visited while we were waiting to be…read moreseated at the famous pasta restaurant a few doors down (the name is escaping me at the moment). It is cash only, but every drink is uniquely made and strong. The bartender was very pleasant and friendly, and the ambiance was everything. Low lighting, comfy seating, nice music. If I was a local, I would definitely be a regular. Make sure to give this place a visit, you won't be disappointed.

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.

Fabulous little place for cocktails and aperitif or light bites. Roman columns outside give it a…read morehistorical essence, cute piazza.

Loved our visit to Salotto 42 for apertivos! Excellent prosciutto and some other creative small…read morebites. Quality cocktails and great service! Sit outside for the ambiance of the piazza. Had a reservation which was the only way we were able to sit outside.

Some of the best drinks we've ever had, delivered with style and flair. We were just looking for a…read moredrink and a snack, so we sat at the bar. The bartenders were so friendly and kind. The sushi and carpaccio were delicious (& I needed a break from Italian food 2 weeks into our trip!). I'm looking to fit in one more visit before we go home! Highly recommend!

really cool jazz place the service was really good and the staff was pretty attentive throughout…read moreour whole night! we didn't have a reservation so they let us stay downstairs at the bar until there was a table ready. there was also some people who were being very loud and the staff had to tell them a couple times to quiet down or they'd have to leave so they take it very seriously! there was a €15 cover charge and everything on the menu was pretty expensive. it was good but i don't think i would visit again just due to the limited food menu and since everything was expensive.

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.

We went to Ambrosia for a drink! View was beautiful!!! We would definitely go back for dinner next…read moretime!

Great ambience, everything we ordered was delicious. We are indoors as it was a little chilly for…read morethe outdoor terrace, but we took pictures and the view was pretty.

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!!

When my family and I saw the chef standing outside of the restaurant, we knew that there had to be…read moresomething about this place that was awesome! We were right! This has to be one of the best restaurants in Rome! PLEASE try the Caceo Di Pepe here! They also claim to have one of the best Aperol Spritz in Rome! Well....they are RIGHT!!!

Best pasta of my life! Carbonara (white sauce) & Amatriciana (red sauce). Both had something like a…read moremix between bacon and sausage with al dente-cooked rigatoni with a perfect ratio of Parmesan cheese and meat. This place was recommended to us by a sommelier at another restaurant and he told us the carbonara was the best in Rome (and he was right)! We sat downstairs overlooking a pedestrian-shopping street. Atmosphere was very chill with lounge/ambient/house music. Our favorite place to eat, drink, and chill while in Rome!

Came here on a recommendation from a friend because of the large collection of Amaro. What we found…read morewas some amazing food, great service, and lots of Amaro. The food presentation was beautiful and the ambiance was nice and fairly quiet. Also important to note, I could not tell the difference between the gluten-free pasta and the normal one. It was really good. This should be on everyone's list when visiting Rome.

Il Marchese came highly recommended by one of my friends. We had an overall positive experience at…read morethe restaurant. I made reservations for 7pm on a Tuesday evening. The place was just filling up when we got settled into the restaurant. Loved the vibe of the place. It felt elegant but also homey. We ordered a couple of cocktails based off their sweet to bitter ratios. I got one of the fizzes that was equally sweet and bitter, and my husband got the cocktail called AME#2 that was all the way up on the sweetness and bitterness. We both loved our drinks. We ordered a couple of items to share including the fried zucchini appetizer with mozzarella, anchovies, and sun dried tomatoes and a pasta dish with seafood and toasted shaved coconuts. I enjoyed both starters, but I can see the seafood pasta being too much for those faint at heart when it comes to fishiness. Loved the octopus entree I got. It had great texture, especially with the crispiness on the outside. My husband also liked his veal entree. I had the pleasure of trying a piece of the meat, which was so tender and moist.