One of the best streets I have been on! Lots of friendly people and great drinks. It was so much…read morefun and very lively atmosphere.

This whole street needs a revamp.. there's got to be way more gay people and fun activities than…read morelike two spots here.

Met up with a friend at Scholars bar to have a drink and catch up. It was my first visit so I…read morewasn't sure what to expect. I was pleasantly surprised because it is a little oasis away from the pizza and pasta that fills the streets in Rome. Yes, it's Rome and what does one expect, I get it. Still, it was a nice little break. When you step in you are transported out of Rome and into an Irish pub. Music, decorations, etc are all what one might find in a corner bar that calls itself an Irish pub. No, it won't fool true Irish pub-goers, but it's a passable way to escape the Aperol and wine of most of Rome. The bartender was nice and she took our order and told us to grab a seat and she delivered the drinks. It was about 6pm and they weren't busy and since I didn't see any other servers, it was nice that she did that. Overall, a nice little change of pace. If you need a break from all Rome all the time, maybe consider popping in here for a pint.

A very traditional Irish pub in the heart of Rome, Mark, the manager is very personable and exactly…read morewhat you would expect from a fiery Irishman. We just stopped in for drinks and a snack service was great atmosphere was great. Stop by, you'll enjoy the experience.

Okay, so I really like Beige, but it isn't really a Gay Bar. The only thing Gay Bar about it is…read morethe rainbow Absolut bottle behind the bar on the shelf. Otherwise this is a nice higher-end bar to enjoy a cocktail. When you enter, there is a very nice bar area with some white leather (or leather-like) seating. The Italian drinks are fun - we had the Negroni and the Aperol Spritz. Both were perfectly made and great! The place isn't too loud, so you can chill and hang out for awhile. On both nights there was some sort of catered event, so you had to hang out in the front. That was okay, as at least as the space is pretty comfortable. So...if you are looking for a nice place for a cocktail, go to Beige. But if you are expecting a Gay Bar, not so much! That's okay though, we enjoyed the place anyway.

The place recently changed ownership and now it's a "queer" bar. Which is great because Rome…read moredefinitely needs more queer friendly places. The place has a nice set up, it's clean. THE BATHROOMS ARE CLEAN!!! It's a pretty friendly place and it wasn't expensive. For a night out, sure I'll go again but just don't expect anything but the basics from the bartenders. Don't you have to go to school for bar tending?? Don't they teach you how to at least make an aviation??? No, not any of the three guys behind the bar knew what that was. WHAT?! Negative two stars for a bar not knowing how to bar tend. I could have gone back there and done it myself.

Such a great setting! Very small, so it may be hard to get a seat, but the bartender was extremely…read morefriendly. One of the few "gay bars" in Rome. We enjoyed our cocktails and the friendly company that we met.

Garbo Bar is aboslutely the best place in Trastevere!…read moreDelicious Cocktails, Great Vibes and the staff is AWESOME! My hubby and I spent two nights in Rome last week when we found accidentally this wonderful bar, opened till late.The only place in Rome, where there's no difference between tourists and locals! We just had a memorable time! Fantastic cocktails, excellent service, and awesome people! The owner, the guys at the bar, the music, everything was SUPERB! We will defo be back! Thumbs up to the owner Remo for the wonderful atmosphere that your hard work has achieved in this must see bar in Rome! See you soon!!!

This bar markets itself as an inclusive LGBTQ space, but our experience did not reflect that…read more My friends and I, all Black men, were visiting Rome to explore this historic city. Once our drinks were set down, we were abruptly told to pay immediately. The server placed the receipt on the table and said, "Pay now, please." Meanwhile, customers sitting beside us were served drinks, and even food, without any such demand. When we questioned this difference in treatment, management claimed it was their normal policy. That statement was contradicted by what we observed in real time and by conversations with other patrons, who admitted that they had not yet received their check. Being singled out like that is uncomfortable anywhere, but especially in a space that claims to value equality and belonging. I'm sharing this so others are aware and so management understands how actions like this affect people, regardless of intent.

Discriminatory Treatment Disguised as "Policy"…read more My friends and I visited this LGBTQ bar in Rome expecting an inclusive and welcoming environment. Unfortunately, our experience was the opposite. After ordering three drinks, once they were placed in front of us, the server immediately put down the receipt and said, "Pay now, please," in a rude and abrupt manner. This stood out because customers seated directly next to us -- and others around the bar -- were served drinks and food without being asked to pay immediately. When we raised the issue with management, we were told this was their "standard procedure." That explanation does not hold up. We spoke with other patrons who confirmed they were not required to pay upon delivery, and we personally witnessed multiple groups being served without the same demand. This was not a misunderstanding or a one-off mistake. It was clear, unequal treatment, and it made us feel singled out and unwelcome in a space that claims to stand for inclusion. An LGBTQ establishment should be especially mindful of how bias -- whether conscious or not -- shows up in customer interactions. Inclusion isn't a label; it's behavior. I hope management reflects seriously on this incident and addresses how guests are treated, because no one should feel profiled or disrespected while simply trying to enjoy a night out.

This place was fun. It was nice to be able to have a drink or two at an Italian Alibi bar…read more The bartender was nice. Drinks were ok. The scene was small and intimate. You could obviously tell we were tourists.

$20 to get in, sloppy DJs, a bunch of 18-22 year olds ; just avoid at all costs this whole area!…read moreIf your over 25 and want good music

Not awful but not great. Kinda meh. Went on a Thur and it was dead, even though that's supposed to…read morebe their promo night. 10€ to get in and become a "member" but that includes a drink, so not terrible. There were only maybe 15-20 guys there when we left by 1:30am. I think they need more of a following because the club isn't bad and the music was good. The door guy was friendly enough but didn't speak much English so we had to speak in gestures, but it was fine. The female bartender was nice and the poor was good. There was another worker who is a middle-aged guy with a dark beard and bandana who gave a lot of side eye and odd looks. Wasn't sure if he was checking us out or had major RBF, but either way, fix that face! Kinda made us uncomfortable and gave weird vibes. I hope it gets a little busier then this place would be good