What a cool and chic cocktail bar!…read more My husband and I visited Peaky Blinders kind of by mistake. We were on our way to Jerry Thomas Speakeasy and turned into the wrong street and saw their bright red door. We didn't stop here at first and went on our way to Jerry Thomas. Like always, JT was packed and they said they probably wouldn't have any openings until 1am (it was 9pm). We decided to go back and check out that cute little bar with the bright red door and were quickly welcomed by the owner and staff. This bar is inspired by the show Peaky Blinders and they have a lot of decor that goes in connection to the show. At the time of ordering our drinks, they told us that they didn't have a lot of the ingredients for most of the cocktails in the menu because they couldn't find fresh ingredients in the market and they are very particular as to what they serve to their customers. The owner quickly asked us what we were in the mood for and that he would prepare something unique just for us. I asked him for something fresh, but not too sweet with gin or vodka. He delivered exactly what I asked him and it was the most delicious drinks ever! I was honestly inspired by how passionate he was about the produce he was using in his cocktails, and how much love and dedication he had for serving the best of the best.

My cousins and I have been here 2 nights in a row, going on 3! You walk down a slightly unsettling…read moreroad into an unexpectedly comfortable and welcoming bar... then you never want to leave. We had an old fashioned, a Daiquiri, and an English Rose (sweet, complex) on the first day, all of which were perfect. I spent 2 or more hours sitting and talking at a comfortable volume, listening to chill music. Lorenzo was our bartender for most of our trip (but we also just met Igino, who is also a great bartender!!), and every drink he made us was exactly what we wanted. On our second day, we had the Manhattan, Lorenzo's version of the English Rose, and a Moscow Mule. Then a new drink with cranberry and almond, another Lorenzo English Rose (because my cousin tasted it and loved it), and another Old Fashioned. Igino also made us some amazing drinks based on what we liked about our other drinks, and made us feel so welcome. Not only are the bartenders, drinks, music, and atmosphere amazing here, but the people who come here and chat with you are also super chill and friendly. You can tell that people who come to this bar are familiar with this place and love it as much as we already do. As cool as some of the bars in this city are, this one is one you can feel at home in. Definitely stop by, because you won't regret it, and you'll probably find yourself coming back as many days as you're here.

Quaint and sophisticated! First of all, this was so random…read more It was a Sunday evening, damp and cool outside. My lifestyle is that I wouldn't be inclined to go out, even having a car, no matter how hungry I may be. But, this time we had no choice. We were hungry enough to go out. The hotel receptionist recommended Il Locale. Dang! How do I have to walk? Anyhoo, we walk. As we'd come to learn that hills in Rome are numerous and the norm. So, we get to the restaurant breathing a bit vigorously. Just stepping in the door relaxes you. Well, the shelves of wine helped. But the decor is so quaint and a classic Italian charm. The lighting is soft but brighter in some parts of the dining areas. Our waitress was fluent in her English and treated us very well. The abundance of meats that is outside of our dietary standards were pleasantly abated that night. I ordered stuffef grouper with some wine my daughter ordered. She got a really pretty salad. I loved the tiramisu once I got the 2nd one because my daughter ate my first one. I know that it may seem odd to factor a restaurant in travel plans but I want to try other dishes from the menu. It was a lovely place that I plan to revisit after another vigorous walk. Ciao!

Highly recommend the octopus with "velvety beans". Sounds weird to some North Americans, but super…read moredelicious. Pub atmosphere with upscale (to me) food. Really enjoyable.

We came here after a long jet lag nap our first night in Rome…read more It was like a Wednesday night so when we got there no one was in there so we were able to just pick a seat anywhere. They spoke good English and were so sweet! I don't know what the drink was I just said I wanted something on the refreshing side with egg whites & he made something and came back and it was literally one of the best drinks I'd ever had. Please go visit!

Ridiculously good cocktails. Would be a knockout destination in any city. Super friendly…read morebartenders serving incredibly well executed and creative cocktails. Turned over ownership apparently and is now called Nais. Loved this place.

There is no comparable place in Rome! Open space only delimted by the sky, the Galleria Nazionale…read morede Arte Moderna, the stairs to Villa Borghese and your imagination! This place IS Rome

From the owner: Pranzo informale o cena elegante? American brunch o colazione italiana? Aperitivo sfizioso o dopo…read morecena in relax? Qualunque sia la tua passione, Vintro ti aspetta tutti i giorni dalle 6.30 alle 2.00 in una location unica e suggestiva, dove la natura si fonde con un design industriale,

Very cool cocktail bar that tries to be a "speakeasy" but doesn't quite reach that level of…read moresecrecy. We wandered in here before dinner in the Trastevere area of Rome looking for a high end cocktail. This place does not disappoint. The decor reminds me of Mardi Gras meets Prohibition... the cocktail menu is unique and the mixologist is simply outstanding. You do need to fill out a slip to "become a member" before they offer you a drink and take your order. While it looks a bit mysterious from the street, this sophisticated tiny cocktail bar is quite something. Definitely a nice place to sip on an elegant mixed adult beverage.

Niji Cafe is the coolest bar in the Trastevere area…read more They are located next to a restaurant that was actually featured in a Netflix show and since then is forever busy, but next to that craziness you can find a red door which takes you to a magical places of delicious craft cocktails and a cool whimsical vibe. The only thing you need to do once you find the red door, is ring their doorbell and someone will come out and help you. They are a very small bar, so if you have a large party of 4+, I would suggest to make a reservation ahead of time. Their decoration is a mix of Alice in Wonderland with Italian hipster vibe. Everything feels super cool and the atmosphere is very welcoming. The cocktails are delicious and the bartender's english is pretty good, so if you are looking for recommendations he can help you. Another thing that I really like about this place is that people don't smoke inside. There are other speakeasies around town that allow smoking, and I honestly can't be there more than 1 hour. Salute!