We came across this little shop while we were wondering around Rome streets near Colosseum. It's a…read morefamily owned business which sells wine, beer, spirits, olive oils and other spices and herbes. Owner was very friendly and his little twin girls were hanging out at the shop. He made great recommendations on the wine selections. I think we bought around 8 bottles and the prices were reasonable. He sells olive oil which we got few bottles and he also had small cans of olive oil which we got as souvenirs to bring back to family and friends. He gifted us bag of oregano, he said he recently brought back from Greece while he was traveling with his family.

PAM Local is one of those places that's just fun to walk through when you're visiting Italy…read more It's a full grocery store, but everything feels more interesting compared to what you'd find back home -- from fresh produce and prepared foods to packaged snacks and drinks. Easy to spend time just browsing the aisles. The prices are insanely good. Local Italian wines, salami, snacks -- you can grab a lot here without spending much. I picked up a bottle of Montepulciano, some coppa, Nutella, and a few other things. Definitely stop in, fill your backpack with goodies, and you'll have snacks for your room, easy light lunches on the go, and be very happy. A great stop if you're nearby -- even just to explore and pick up a few things. You'll leave excited..

Great supermarket for water, snacks, and other miscellaneous items at super affordable price. For…read moreinstance, 1.5L of sparking water were selling for 0.65 euros, and they had multiple affordable wines that tasted really amazing. These are lifesavers and can be found everywhere rather than the shops that are there to rip off tourists. Go to PAM for your necessities : )

Not only was the suggested wine delicious, but the people inside were very kind and helped us…read morequickly pick out a bottle to go watch the sunset over the city in time. I wish I had more time in Roma to pick out more wines!

We stopped by this wine shop on our way to watch the sunset at Gianicolo. They were so friendly…read moreand accommodating. We told them that we were in a rush to get to the top of the hill before the sunset and I asked the owner to select a wine for us. He picked the most amazing white wine, opened the bottle for us and put plastic cups in a bag and sent us on our way. He was so accommodating. And the price of the wine was excellent. If you ever go to Rome it's worth a trip to this wine shop to stock up on amazing and reasonably priced wine.

I found this small grocery market near the Coliseum…read more After exploring the Coliseum, we wanted to find a quick place to get some water. A quick Google map search revealed that this market was very close. It was easy to walk to and find. They have a good food selection here and the pricing appears to be reasonable, especially compared to other places. I was able to get a large bottle of pferrier and some kefif for less than 3 euros. I imagine I would have shopped here for snakes and a bit of groceries if I was staying in or visiting this this area for a bit longer.

I absolutely love Carrefour. It's convenient and has everything you need to stock a kitchen for a…read morefew weeks. Great prices, customer service and abbreviated selection of Italian products, fruits and vegetables.

Best places to go shop for libations and provisions specially abroad is at a grocery shop. And…read morenote,, that if you're "American",,, grocery shops aren't going to be gigantic,, specially comparing to suburb or farm land wallymart. So that's that. I came through on my way back from the Colloseum. I guess I got tired of people watching and didn't want to join in on the aerobics at sundown thing that was going on. So, I've arrived and let get to buying a good amount of Italian Beer to drink and to bring back home to the States. Everything was nice a neat, didn't take me long to find what I needed. Ok, so it's crowded since yes,, the Trevi Fountain crowd and the Colloseum crowd pretty much gathers here. Which is ok, there's games on my phone to keep me busy while I'm in line. Plus "Americans" with anxiety issues usually peel away, so I'm quite alright since I've got nothing but time. The cashiers were pretty good,, they rang me up. I stuck the booze in my handy dandy travel tote. I paid with my "Contactless" a.k.a. "Samsung Pay." I was on my merry way back to my hotel. Great experience... I even caught a Mr. Mime on my walk back. Thanks for reading my review. Enjoy your yelptastic day. Cheers!!

Have shopped there three times in our few days in Rome, and if there were other choices in the…read morevicinity we would take them. The store itself and its selection seem to be on par with other Co-op's we have frequented in Italy, so that part of the equation is fine. The store staff on the other hand that we have encountered is surly, to borderline rude. We were there yesterday and not being locals there are a few idiosyncratic things done here with fruits and vegetables that we were unaware of. There was really no one else in the store and rather than correct us respectfully the Gentleman sitting behind the counter whistled at us, pointed to the plastic bags that were across from the paper (you weigh and package and price your own vegetables and take them marked to the till) put his head down into one hand and shook his head. Had we other choices I would have taken our basket of goods over to him, put them in front of him and left the store. Of course being the polite Canadians we are we finished our shopping and went to the till. The other female checker was helping someone, so we assumed the Gentleman would help us. He saw us coming, got up, turned around and started using the computer. I would suggest he needs to find a job he enjoys and perhaps look into some customer service training. All that said they have a good selection across the board and will likely have what you need. Pity you have to deal with staff such as him.

Upon entering this little market, my husband and I felt like two children in a candy store. We were…read moresurrounded by delicious artisan cheese, bread, and Italian cured meats. The young gentleman behind the counter, Luigi treated us like we were old friends. He made several suggestions, and even helped me select a delicious bottle of wine. Yesterday, Luigi helped me select two of the most delicious types of cheese I've ever tasted in my entire life. Our Airbnb came equipped with a Panini maker, and this morning we decided to use some of our cheese and have a delicious Panini for breakfast.We plan to shop there every day while we are here in Rome. Thank you, Luigi. We will probably see you later today

A pretty swanky supermarket near the Coliseum and the Forum. Store is laid out very nicely and the…read morestaff is pretty friendly. They had all the basics we needed to supply our AirBnB, all the way down to laundry detergent. Good selection of beer/wine and has a decent assortment of bread/meat/cheeses. We came here daily on our trip to Rome to pick up supplies for breakfast and a pre-dinner snack. They also take credit cards, which is always nice for the international traveller.

A lovely wine bar! We enjoyed many glasses and a selection of their apero options which were very…read morefresh and delicious. Inside is super cozy and romantic.

Cute spot to pop in for some wine at any time of day really! It was tasty and the service was…read moregreat. They had nibbles too but we didn't eat here.

Great local business and the best pannini grilled sandwich that I had in 2 weeks in Italy. What a…read morefind. Fantastic and highly recommended

Has a little of everything for your travel needs. Nice selection of wine and chocolate. Had a…read morebottle of limoncello shaped like the old country. Had to get it. Delicious.