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!!

Fantastic pizzeria serving a good selection of pizzas and salads. All with quality, fresh…read moreingredients. Staff are very friendly, and attentive without being intrusive. And most speak multiple languages, which is great for tourists, but we also saw many locals having lunch here too.

We started with a fried rice ball and potato ball. They were very good. Very light breading and not…read moregreasy, almost like they were air fried. We then ordered the Frankie's Bar pizza. Slightly spicy with an excellent flavor. We also had the pesto gnocchi which was excellent. Lots of pesto! Our waitress was excellent. The place was packed but she was on top of it!

We went to Positano to explore the place. Amazing small town…read more Stopped to Positano paradise for a snack and we were seated in the veranda with a great view of the sea and houses on the hills. Ordered Lemon sorbet, Almond cake and cappuccino. The cafe was very good, servers were quick and it was a self serve counter. I recommend this place .

Obviously, this place is a tourist trap. There are no doubts about that. I wouldn't be surprised…read moreif everything in this small but very popular town wasn't a bit of a tourist trap. But having spent my whole life in touristy places, I get the grift. If you're not too picky, you can get away with not spending too much here. The don't really upcharge for water so you can still get a big bottle for about 2 Euro. Sodas and other drinks are about 5-8 Euro. Same can be said about the food. A plain bread/Danish thing runs at about 4 Euro but get into sandwiches and you're looking at like 10. There is quite a bit of seating, even at the coveted outdoors area. Lucky for us, we were able to snag a 4 top right away and sat eating with a fantastic view of the beach and ocean.

Great little pub with a good selection of beers on tap! Had a little walk thru window for beers on…read morethe go which was awesome!

This was a cute little Irish Pub located on a side street in Rome! We came here with the…read moreintentions of watching the Champion's League Final while we were traveling in Rome. They had lots of TVs scattered throughout the pub with sports on. There are lots of draft beers to choose from as well as bottles and cans. My only issue was there was no food and no air conditioning. As you could imagine, it got really hot in there in June. Luckily, there are multiple take away restaurants on that same street so it was easy to go grab some food and bring it back to the pub. Service was friendly enough. I would recommend stopping by Finnegan's when you're in Rome.

Between caffe centrale and the church in the main square there's a long set of steps leading down…read moreto what seems like could only be the center of the earth. Keep going. All the way down, go down the hill a little and you'll find this little park, in the summer there's a little stage set up. You've arrived at Ducks Summer Village. There is always some event going on here. There's a bar where you can get drinks, coffee, pizza, sandwiches etc. there's also a nice jungle gym and swings for kids. Events range from conventions to battle of he bands, to beer festivals. It's definitely worth the walk down the stairs, even if there is no event going on.