BEST BEER IN ROMA- not sure why they don't have as many people as they should !…read more I can assure you they have the best selection of craft beers - we come from San Diego/Tijuana craft brewery scene and as much as we love wine , we were missing some good beer. But we found it ! Alessandro was super nice to let us have 2 there and two to go haha since he was closing up. It's a little hidden from the main Trastevere walk but I hope more people notice it !

We are staying in a nice AirBnB and heard the music walking back to it. They have nice atmosphere…read moretasty beers and great service English friendly

Very good beer selection with a wide range of styles. Small space but had some outdoor seating too…read more Friendly service. I would definitely recommend this place.

If you want to enjoy a bierre at a true local bar try this place. It's small and intimate and with…read moreno frills. They have a small but varied draft selection as well as other bottled and canned beer and they offer wine as well. I do not recall if they have cocktails. Be prepared to muscle up as this place does get busy and if the weather is good they have outdoor tables to sit and enjoy your pint as you people watch.

How is there a Steelers bar in central Rome? Well, the owner lived in the US and is a fan…read more If it's game time, expects this place to be rammed. Otherwise it seems very popular with expats and locals. Tons and tons of US sports memorabilia, cool bartenders and peanuts in the shell!! Cone on, that's great. We met done super fun folks from the UK that said they came here every day of their trip because they enjoyed it so much.

This is a great bar in a touristy area. The only Steelers bar in Italy, the owner runs a tight…read moreship. The $7 aperol spritz hit the spot and we enjoyed sitting on their outdoor deck. We went there all 4 nights of our trip as our apartment was closeby. Great spot!!

Funky American punk motif, lots of great beer on tap, very friendly service, and the burgers are as…read moregood as some of the best in the states. This was a really nice break after a week of great pizza and pasta. If I lived here, I would be a regular customer. Bonus: great American punk and rock music from the 90's!

I went here on my 3rd day of my stay in Trastevere. I wanted something other than the traditional…read morecaco e pepe so I went with pasta with octopus. I forgot the type of pasta, but it was good overall. I asked my server whether red wine or white should be served with this dish and he told me it didn't matter. I figured seafood so I chose the white local wine. I was good, not great. When my meal came, it was in a red sauce so I should have chosen the red wine. Also I should have asked what kind of sauce it was served in but neglected to do that. I would have thought the server would have told me. All in all the food was good, the service was just ok. They did one thing I've never seen in an Italian restaurant, and that is bring the bill before I asked for it. It was like they were rushing me out of there because they had a lot of people waiting to get in. That's something that an American restaurant would do. In Italy, the table is yours for the night, if you want it that long. Anyway, I felt rushed.

the burgers were nice the fries where great , they use clean oil I am not a fan of the bacon it has…read morea strange taste but the meat was good , if you want a change like a burger or fries go here its good .

Thank you for playing American baseball for us while Astros were in the playoffs…read more We love Italy and this bar. Service, drinks and bartenders are spectacular!

Seriously you come to Rome on a Sunday, you got a watch football at the Highlander. Great crowd. A…read morelot of energy and decent drink prices. Be sure to make a reservation. You get two drink tickets per person. Without a reservation you may not get a seat for Sunday football Be sure to do one of the free walking tour is offered by partners of this pub. Was the best tour we took while we were in Rome . Grazzi Nick

Pretty cool off the beaten path micro brewery. Obviously not many non-Italian speakers roll in…read more But they brought over "a guy" who spoke not so fluent English. Great selection of beers from Italy, USA (Not familiar to me) UK, Belgium and Germany. (They appear to rotate.) Also provided a side plate of cheese, sausage, bread that was great fir $1.50 Euro. Great Rock music and lots of 30 age group vibes. Again...off the beaten path.

I stumbled upon Luppol12 because while on a visit to Rome it happened to be a few doors away from…read morewhere I was staying. I enjoy beer, particular to IPAs. On my first night tired, I wandered past and decided to drop in. It had just opened for the day so wasn't too busy. I was very happy to see multiple IPAs on tap. I tried a couple and decided I would be back. So I stopped in for my second visit. I tried some that I missed the previous visit and am once again very happy to be back. The prices are discounted for happy hour and they also have small plates of bread, cheese and ham. The staff are very friendly and even with my lack of Italian, I was welcomed. It does get busier as the evening wears on, but well worth a visit. I know I'll be back

When two different people, from two different social media sites tell you to go here, you go!…read more My husband (ahh!) and I were rounding out our Italian Honeymoon when we finally made it here. At this point, we had been eating lots of pizza, pasta, and sandwiches for the last two weeks, but I guess we just couldn't stop! Thankfully, their food is a bit different from traditional Italian restaurants. It was the little break from the norm we needed to round out our culinary adventure. Let me start with the beer. Being from California, we desperately missed our beloved breweries. Not a one in sight in Italy, until Bir & Fud. Finally! A location, at last, that had a beer other than Peroni and Nastro Azzurra. We marveled at the beer list! Beers of all types from all over Italy, it was truly heaven. We settled on a Saison and an IPA, delicious. Now we get to say we had an IPA brewed in the hills of Milan! Next, we split the cod fritter to start. It was mixed with fresh fish and potato and fried to perfection, yet it remained light and wasn't greasy. We split their pizza that had a lot of roasted chilies, unfortunately I can't remember the name. It was just the right amount of spicy and rich with just slightly toasted mozzarella. I'll let you in on a little secret shame: we were full yet so in love with the atmosphere and food that we ordered another pizza. Yes, another one! We split the classic Margarita pizza. We didn't finish it, though. So I guess we aren't that gluttonous. The pizza wasn't the best, but we honestly went for the atmosphere change and beer. Moral of the story: we didn't want to leave and probably stayed way too long. But, it was the perfect way to round out a once in a life time trip.

Bir & Fud seemed like a really great local hang-out spot…read more We stopped here after spending a couple hours in Ma Che across the street. When you walk in, you're faced with a long bar and countless taps. It reminded me of places we have at home in Philly. I found it somewhat difficult to order because they have their beers listed in chalk and spread out behind the bar. I looked at the ones closest to me and then double-checked them on Untappd before ordering. For my beer, I had the Vlaam by Birra Mastino. While it wasn't bad, it was high in acidity, which made it hard to finish such a big glass. I would've preferred the option to do a flight here, especially since they offer such a large variety and I'm not the biggest fan of getting drunk. After a bit of time at the bar, my friend and I migrated to a table in the back. It's a nice area -- very open -- so you have some space to enjoy yourself. Since we weren't exceptionally hungry, we ordered a basic pizza and split it. While I didn't find the pizza to be mesmerizing, it was pretty good. Splitting it was perfect. Service was friendly; their bathroom was clean. Overall a nice place for craft beer hunters.

It's a mecca of craft beer goodness in this Becks on draft Christian town. They have a few American…read moreof origin beers, but mostly you get what you came for. EUROPEAN CRAFT BREWS! The owner and all the staff are 90% fluent English and the rest of the communication is handled by the beer itself. They will have the style you want and they will recommend it if you cant find it.

From the owner: 325 tipi di Birre Artigianali nazionali ed estere . Novità ed offerte ogni settimana!!Vini…read morenaturali, biodinamici e non. Maxi Piadine e focacce artigianali, taglieri salumi e formaggi, patate IGP agria di Avezzano al forno , crostoni , insalate , mozzarelle, bufala e latticini DOP , bruschette miste e Tartufo

Very quirky place, and a must-visit for beer lovers who pass through Rome from March to November…read more(no indoor seating). Staff has no sense of time, and no social skills whatsoever. Your hamburger might be ready in ten minutes and your beer could take twenty. All the while, you will feel like you are imposing on them and should come back later. It's not easy to find, inhabiting a tiny kiosk which either in or near Piazza Mancini, depending how you define a piazza which has a bus station, car park and various undefined and profoundly neglected spaces scattered about. This little gem is serious about two things: beer and food. The menu for both is short and succinct, circumnavigating mediocrity and getting right to the point. Put La Birretta on your Rome Itinerary. It's walking distance from the heavily touristed historic center of Rome, and if you don't feel like walking Piazza Mancini is heavily served by city buses and ground-level light rail cars.