Cool underground speakeasy near the Colosseum. I made reservations on their website and then you…read morepay 5 euros for a membership fee. I got a cocktail similar to an old fashioned and it was great. They have a discount if you purchase more than two drinks or something. Their race club rules are entertaining and I appreciate that it's a non-smoking place.

A cool underground atmosphere with a good selection of liquors and friendly attentive staff. Drinks…read moreare very good and worth the trip. The "membership" gimmick makes you feel like it really is a clubhouse, but it's silly if you don't live here.

The Magick Bar was a bookmark I had saved months ago before my trip. It has really fulfilled the…read morehype I gave it before arriving. Wish I could enjoy this place back home with all my friends to join me, but I must leave it here in Rome.

Very nice, very cool, great music, BUT, its only open in the SUMMER because its completely outdoor,…read moreand on the wknd it got way too crowded, cant even move, the place is tiny

One of the best meals of my life. The carbonara here is made to perfection ! My wife and I had the…read morebest time on our date at this rooftop restaurant ! A must go when in Rome!

This is the hotel restaurant with a menu created by Michelin-starred Chef Pasquale Palamaro…read more It's awesome We were there later on a Friday night during August when most of the local crowd is at the sea so we had there full attention The staff is superb and the sommelier we had that night guided is through the menu and the wine pairings The desert wines were outstanding with the Muffato della sala being the one that stands out the most This was a great overall dining experience and highly recommend if this is the splurge night out in Rome

This is a very poor excuse for a business class lounge. We had about an hour before our flight back…read moreto the US so decided to hang out in here. After checking in the first things we noticed was that it was very warm inside with no air conditioning and that it was absolutely packed full. We managed to find two seats close to each but not together. I went over to check out the food and beverage offerings which were almost laughable. The liquor consisted of one scotch and two gins, thats it. There were three bottles of red wine but they were all the same. Inside the cooler was Peroni (the only beer offered), white wine, an open bottle of champagne, mixers and bottled water. The weird thing about all of them besides the beer is that they are "common use". You take what you want and just put the rest back. There were no small sized waters so people were just taking a liter bottle with them. The food was just bread, meats and cheeses that did not look appetizing at all. It was just too crowded and warm to stay down there so we left and went back upstairs to the nice open and cool terminal that had plenty of seating, shops and restaurants. There is no reason to come to this lounge.

Not my favorite airport lounge. It is definitely outdated compared to other airport lounges. Access…read moreto the lounge is free for American Express priority pass holders so I can not complain much as it has free wifi, decently comfortable leather seats, a bar and food available. Got to the airport early and was able to kill time here. Arrived at the lounge at noon to find it very empty. Only 4 other people in the lounge and this place is actually pretty big!!! Just weirdly set up! Definitely needs some updating! Wifi connection was great, Pinot Grigio at the bar was a plus however the food/snacks was a little disappointing. Seemed like everything was sitting out for a while. The pastries and bread were quite stale, the lettuce was wilted and brown and the antipasto was difficult to chew. There were only 2 bathroom stalls (each gender) for such a big place. Luckily it was not busy when we went, I could imagine a long line forming if we were there during peak hours! Yikes!

This is probably our 2nd or 3rd time in this lounge. Check in is very easy and quick…read more The lounge is spacious with lots of seating available. A lot of food choices as well. I was here on a Tuesday morning, hungry while waiting for my flight back to the US and I was so happy of the selection of food and drinks. Service is also great.

A large lounge upstairs in the E gates, currently available to mainly airlines via contract and…read morecertain credit cards. Consequently it gets very busy, and can be difficult to find seats together, especially as some sections get roped off for use solely by Emirates or Etihad passengers. The food is decent, but not worth the price if you were to pay for admission. There is a selection of cold soft drinks and a couple of coffee machines that always seemed to have a line up waiting to use. All alcohol is a an additional charge, and not cheap. Typically around €14 a glass of wine or pint of beer.

This is practically where the whole town comes to aperitivo in the evening. So you have to be lucky…read moreto get a table, or you may have to wait a bit. They serve some food and when I came they had a tris pasta, three different types of pasta as an appetizer to be shared. I didn't order this so I don't know if it was any good, but it sure looked pretty. As for drinks, it's just Ok. I only came here one time and I ordered a strawberry caipirinha and it was pretty weak, although I enjoyed eating the fruit at the bottom. Drinks were 6 euro each and that came with some chips and peanuts. I would return but only order wine or beer, I wouldn't recommend the cocktails even though they sure look pretty. The best part is being outside on the waterfront. Great sunset view!

This place is special. We do go to cocktail bars a lot and this is one of the best I've…read moreexperienced. We were there early on a weeknight, so a very chill vibe. Cocktails were outstanding. Unique cocktails and presented with some flare, but not over-the-top showy. Bartenders take real care in the preparation and the results are some really unique drinks.

first time in rome and found them by asking a waitress. a hidden speakeasy in a residential…read moreneighborhood. funny story was we were looking for it and ran into the bouncer in a quiet street, thought we were lost! he says you looking for us huh? we said i guess so! the place was chill jazzy and the drink menu was superb! highly recommend it!

To get here you have to go upstairs to the gate area, then down the central escalators, walk to the…read morerestroom area, then go back upstairs. There are a some hot foods. They keep fruit and yogurt behind a glass case. You have to ask for those items. Plus, you have to ask for a glass of water. That's kept behind the counter, too. Bad chairs. They are worn and completely deflated. When you sit the arms of the chairs practically touch your shoulders because you are so low. When you log in to get WiFi access, a page asks you to fill out a survey BEFOREHAND. Of course that means that unless you have mobile data, you CAN'T fill it out. Luckily I did, and one of the questions was how WiFi access is. I can't make this up. First world problem, I know. They do make a mean Lavazza cappuccino though.

I found this lounge comfortable and the food selection pretty good. I arrived at FCO early in the…read moremorning for my flight and was quite pleased to see such a selection of meats, pastries, and veggies for breakfast. I travel around quite and have visited various Lou hues around the world, but this is the first I've been to that has an actual barista and I don't have to make my own cafe Americano.

Quite possibly the worst upper class lounge I have had the pleasure of visiting…read more Bottled water - as much as you like. Food? Get in line to walk past some sad cafeteria style plastic covered plates to place an order for some thing that resembles food on those plates. Oh, you think this is made to order? Absolutely not. "American breakfast". - cold and I mean straight out of fridge scrambled style egg with some spinach and cold mushrooms. Something that resembles bacon, but again questionable. Extremely disappointed. Sorry but when traveling upper class, the fee of the ticket covers an amenity of a lounge with small plates (or large), some kind of snack and lots of drinks that should be poured endlessly. The poor guy behind this counter was charged with serving both coffee / espresso drinks, juice, milk and booze. This is definitely not "happy hour". This lounge services the Star Alliance group out of Terminal 1 which I believe in this terminal comprises Lufthansa, Austrian, and SwissAir

I spent a few hours here at the newly renovated Star Alliance Lounge by D5. It's nice. The…read morebreakfast was decent and the lunch was filled with salad, meats, cheese, toasted bread, freshly made pizza and Italian soup. I liked the variety. Breakfast had scrambled eggs and bacon along with prosciutto. They make very strong coffee behind the bar. I think this was a terrible lounge before the renovation. Now all fixed up and it's very neat to see that the review has not reflected the update. I would rate this higher than most of the lounges I've been too, considering how new and less crowded it is. At lunch time families start to show up with little kids and it does get very crowded and noisy. As a business traveler with two teenage kids, I understand the concept of raising children, but now that I'm older and have kids who are quiet as mouse, I can't stand the noise as it's difficult to work. That's the only complaint about this lounge. They should have a quiet area and one for work area. But then again, not everyone can get into Polaris lounge where it does not allow family unless you all travel in business class, which we did.