The apartment or appartamento in Italian is a flat converted into a bar…read more I heard about it through the grapevines, although it was just opened, and it's not very easy to spot. You get there, big wooden front door, ring the bell and reach the first floor through the stairs. In order to get in you must have their membership card: Arci You can make it there for 10 euros or 12 with a glass of wine included. Their offer is simple, a regular bar with choices you would have in your own house: bottle beer, wine of the house, coffee, teas etc. It's cheap to eat and drink here, they also provide a nice aperitivo to help you get to dinner time. It's quite and roomy, also has a small outdoor in the terrace. I saw they also host classes and workshops so be sure to check out their website for more information. Free wifi, armchairs and calm are also a great cocktail to go read a book or study in the afternoon.

I live down the street from this place and I like it very much. Besides being a normal bar to have…read morea coffee cappuccino, they also host many events like reselling goods, weekly dances (usually for the older crowd's) and the occasional food festival like tortellini and wild boar. also during the weekend they have a pizzeria above where the food is very affordable and decent. While its not the 'fanciest' place is the world - it does the job and does it well. Keeping me filled with coffee, bus tickets and the occasional wonderful food festival. Don't be deterred by the sometimes creepy clientele hanging out by the front door, some people really have nothing better to do than that. By the way Sorgane is known to have been a 'public housing' neighborhood but it has dramatically changed in the past two decades. It is safe and despite the strange looks when I tell people I live there, its actually a great place to live besides the soviet style apartment blocks.