Love this grocery store. Very good specialty items. Helpful…read morestaff even with my poor Italian. Very much enjoy collecting items to take home.

Super friendly, great quality, and lovely options for quality "souvenirs"*! The coffee is fresh and…read morestrong, and don't skip out on the maritozzi and cornettos that are absolutely delicious. Super fair pricing too; €2.70 for a cappuccino and pastry/cornetto, and €2.90 for a cappuccino and maritozzo. Warning: They don't have the maritozzo every day and when they do have them, they sell out quickly!!! *I put souvenirs in quotes since it's not an actual souvenir shop, it is a smaller, upscale market and bar. But if you want quality items that can be transported back to your home, this is the spot!

Highly recommended!…read more We have stopped in here with friends on several occasions. It's right off of Campo de Fiori and it's a nice respite from the pushy restauranteurs and the sometimes loud musicians in the square. It's very low key and a great place to be able to sit and chat and actually hear the other people talk without having to yell. It's almost like you are sitting in a little wine cellar. Shelves of wine adorn the walls so it's very cozy. It would be a great place to bring a date for sure. On our most recent visit, the gentleman that served us was especially helpful and welcoming. We asked about the various food and wine offerings and after we settled on a cheese board, the gentleman proceeded to suggest some wine pairings and also walked us through the different cheeses on the board and how they were made and what made each of them unique. It was a very nice experience and we again made a mental note that on our next trip to Rome, we would definitely be visiting L'Angolo Divino again!

Highly recommend. Massimo is incredible. We had an incredible time and look forward to coming here…read moreagain. Two times in two days! Second time we stayed the whole evening.

Fantastic Spritz's €6, wine, spirits everything so well…read morepriced. Staff so friendly and helpful, if we were ever In Rome would be back again. Not a tourist trap, where locals go.

This wine and spirits shop has *everything*. You'll find bottles of spirits and wine that haven't…read morebeen produced in years. It's packed from floor to rafters with an incredible variety of alcoholic beverages. You will even find some crazy wines labeled as homage to dictators. It's fascinating and disturbing and I'm not sure what to think about it. The gentleman who runs the shop is friendly and helpful. However, the markup is insane. Likely because this shop is dead smack in the hotel district, you can expect to pay two, three, sometimes five times the standard retail price for a cheap and mediocre bottle of wine. The decent stuff can cost more than dinner for two at an upscale restaurant. The markup on spirits is even worse. Of course, if you're hammered, you won't care how badly you got ripped off.

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.

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.

What a lovely experience. Across from the Temple of Hadrian a temple facade from the 2nd century. A…read morelovely waiter who guided us through Italian wine tasting. 3 glasses of different varieties and then a beautiful dinner of pasta and steak that were to die for. Would definitely go again

BEST FOOD IN ROME! I have had multiple dinners in Rome and this is by far the best place for food…read more We tried multiple food options from Enoteca Spiriti and some of our favorites is the apple dessert, the egg rolls, and the ginger chicken! I highly recommend this restaurant!!

After seeing raved reviews on google and TripAdvisor, I had to give this place a try. While I do…read moreagree that the shop is very cute and the workers are really nice, I think their sandwiches are just okay - not life changing or anything. Portions are big and it's only 5 euros for one sandwich, bread is good too. However some sandwiches don't have sauces and I found that a little plain? And while eating it was just average. But I guess it's a good stop IF you're on the go or looking for something cheap. I got #3 and #5, I forget the names but they both had sun dried tomatoes LOL. overall food I think I would give 3.5/5.

Food 3.5 Value 5…read more Service 4.5 Décor 4 I do not understand how this is the #4 ranked restaurant in Rome (as per Tripadvisor). It is good value as you get a rather large panini for about 6 euros however I was not blown away by any means. I ordered the Back to the future panini which had sun dried tomatoes, proscuitto, stracchiatella di buffala and some greens. I was quite hungry so the large portion satisfied my hunger. Very friendly staff. There are a few stools in the back where you can eat the panini but I'd suggest taking it to Piazza Navona which is just a block away. I'd say-- if you're in the area, hungry and want a quick sandwich then come here. Else, save your calories for a better meal elsewhere.

It is said, at least in America, that big things come in small packages. Enoteca Il Piccolo in…read moreRome, in the winter, is such a place. With a minimum amount of tables able to be dined at inside, if you are able to grab a place, then, by all means, do it. My nephew and I enjoy finding these smaller, fine food establishments and this one did not disappoint. This was to be our last lunch in Roma so we joyfully consumed the very tasty mozzarella and ham and the Bruschetta appetizers and then I had my way with an incredible lasagna, where Il Piccolo did not skimp on the meat (as is done is some restaurants). Great meaty and cheesy flavor with a hint of spinach and some other subtle spices. Pure heaven. My nephew had ravioli which must have been great as he did not speak after receiving his plate. Highly recommended -- to one and all

We stopped here for coffee and water and watched the people walk by. A nice little (piccolo) place…read moreto relax during our mid-afternoon sight-seeing. The staff was friendly and, in the typical way of Rome, didn't rush us at all. We sat and read through our Rick Steves' guide book and just enjoyed a good hour of conversation and taking in the sights and sounds around us. You have to walk past a small gauntlet of eateries with waiters or hosts outside encouraging you to come to their restaurant, as is typical in areas where there are many tourists. When we came upon this Enoteca Piccolo no one was doing that here, and no one did during our entire stay. It was quaint and charming and quickly filled up with other Italian-speaking patrons. Since I've now read other reviews about their good wine selection, I'd like to go back to try that, too.