Ideally located in Rome, wide selection of English books. Feltrinelli used to be a publisher who…read morepublished Pasternak's Dr. Zhivago after its suppression by Stalin.

Great selection in both English and Italian, fantasy, art books, kids books and vinyl!read more

Support your local - and not-so-local bookstore!…read more Visited Rome last week and while enjoying Campo de Fiori and Taba Cafe saw this place. I just started learning Italian half a year ago so thought I'd drop in and see if I could find a modern Italian novel that doesn't have post-modern Italian, but something I could reliably derive grammar and vocab from. So I tried my best to get that across to the bearded gentleman who I suspect is the proprietor. What a great guy. His English may not be perfect, but it's far better than my Italian! We went from that brief exchange to some chatting about Italian cinema and Monica Vitti. He pointed out the cool vintage movie posters decorating this place. May seem like a little thing, but experiences like this just made me love visiting Rome all the more. Grazie mille!

We were staying in Rome and just walking around the neighborhood looking for something to do when…read morewe stumbled onto Red. It was the books that drew us in, but decided to stay and grab a bite to eat. I had a chicken sandwich and my fiance has a caesar salad. Both dishes were delicious! They were very flavorful and the most American meal we had while in Rome. My sandwich also came with fries which were perfect. They had an extensive wine list and many patrons were just having a glass of wine and sharing small appetizers. The ambiance was quaint, and would recommend this spot.

This place is such a great find. If you were looking for a place to have breakfast or brunch, you…read moremight accidentally pass it, as from the outside it resembles a book store. Ahhh, but this is part of its charm. The place has a quiet and cozy atmosphere. There are books and reading material aplenty. They have fresh (real) orange juice (albeit it was a bit pricey at 4 euros for a small glass). They have a wide array of prepared breakfast items ranging from yogurt with granola, to sandwiches, to postres. Be on the look out for it's big red sign and stop in for a peaceful way to start your day!

Loved this bookstore so much! First and foremost Edoardo is so kind and so was everyone else I met…read morethere! If you're into anything from history of cultures to yoga and meditation to all things religion and spiritual this is the place to go. You can easily get lost in all of the options. I also ran across titles I haven't seen anywhere else. They even had tarot and pendulums. I will definitely be going back!

Beautiful book store! Full of charm and feels like it is full of new and old friends waiting for…read moreyou to take them home! One of the nicest stores we popped into in Rome; a sanctuary tucked away in a side street.

This review is for my recent online purchase. I haven't visited this particular location, but I've…read morebeen a customer at other locations in the past. I was so happy that they were able to fulfill my order of English language museum guides. I had been very disappointed that the Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Napoli didn't have any on hand. I'm guessing it's because so many people buy the Electa published guides. They are always so well done. Well, fortunately Feltrinelli had them in stock. I was also able to find one for the Museo Ostiense, which I neglected to buy when I was there. The prices are fair, and the shipment was delivered in a very short amount of time. The online ordering system was very clear. I couldn't be happier. I wouldn't hesitate to use this service again in the future. Thank you so much!!

I'm only giving this 2 stars because they have a nice selection of books. Otherwise it would be 0…read more The staff is absolutely miserable. Three different employees that I asked to point me in the right direction were so rude, had grimaces on their faces, acted like I was a total bother to them. When making a purchase at the register the rude cashier didn't even open the bag, half shoved my book inside and pushed it across the counter. And I try to use as much Italian as I can, so it's not like I'm acting like an entitled American. We've been in Italy for two weeks, 3 cities, stayed in luxury hotels as well as dreary urban areas and these are the rudest, most unfriendly people that we've encountered.

A wonderful place--we really enjoyed browsing the books here with our kids. We ended up with some…read moregreat new books, and staff was friendly and helpful. This is in the Spanish Steps neighborhood.

Has a good selection of English language books for purchase. (And for that matter, a good selection…read morein many other European languages.)

When stuck in Termini Station and looking for things to do, I suggest popping in here for a book…read more An excellent selection of books for readers of any language and you can easily find something to occupy your time while waiting for your train. With two floors and lots to peruse, don't get too wrapped up or you'll miss the train you're here to catch. You won't find comfy chairs or places to sit while browsing, and the aisles can be tight for those toting luggage, but those negatives didn't detract enough to dissuade me from spending time here. Prices are full retail so there are not a lot of bargains to be found, but when killing time in Termini Station I'd be hard pressed for a better way to do so.

My husband is a big horror fan and was super psyched to find out that Dario Argento, the Italian…read morehorror director, had a shop and museum in Rome. Of course, we HAD to go check it out. The store itself is nothing really special. There are lots of DVDs of Argento's films as well as many cool (and pricey) movie geek books on Italian horror films (with a small shelf of books in English). There are a handful of Argento movie posters and some badly screenprinted t-shirts (priced at 30 Euros each, yikes)! Most of the store is a disappointment -- lots of U.S. imported pre-packaged Walmart style Halloween costumes (so bizarre and super expensive). As movie geeks, the shop was the low point. But as a movie fan, the horror museum in the basement is a must-do for 3 Euros. It's not a great museum by any means but if you are a fan of Argento's films, you have to go, if only for the museum's unintentionally hilarious narration tape (make sure you ask them to play it in English). "Please, do not to be scared of those things that make the noise in dark." HA HA, it is the best. We walked through the museum twice just so we could hear it again. The small museum has several rooms set up with original props from some of Argento's most popular movies ('Dracula,' 'Opera,' 'Deep Red' and more). The props are pretty freaking cool even if you have never seen any of the movies. I'd give the store 1.5 stars and the museum 3.5 stars. That makes this place clock in with a good, solid 3 stars. Just don't go expecting a kick ass movie geek shop 'cause that's not what it is.

What a fun shop and a must see for any Argento or horror movie fan. Books, movies, costumes, action…read morefigures makeup, t-shirts, and signed movie scripts!! The staff were very nice and helpful. Be sure to check out the museum in the basement. The ambiance down there is dark and cave like- perfect to showcase mementos from The Argento library. The museum is on the smaller size but packed with memorabilia and only €5!! It one of the best museum we've ever been!