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!!

If you're look NG for a bar where you can confidently order a "bartenders choice" and be treated to…read morean amazingly NG cocktail flight this is the bar for you. Francesco (sp?) is a welcomed respite for the American Cocktail snob away from their tried and true mixologists.

First Pub without english language skills. Poor Cocktails with lots of syrup and alkohol, though…read morefancy style. Complete pub was empty after Italian's lost wm game (complete evening) but we were not allowed to sit as we liked. Sad....

One of the cooler speakeasies you will see. Very discrete entrance but we saw the bar owner smoking…read moreoutside and asked if we could come in. In order to drink here you need to be a "member". They take some information from you and you pay 5 euros. They give you this card once you are a member. The bartender came over and asked us what we want to drink. He catered the drinks to our liking and really did a good job. I ordered an old fashioned and my wife drank some vodka drink that he made. Good atmosphere. Cool speakeasy. We would highly recommend.

From the owner: Cocktails and good vibesread more

Nice Irish pub where I went to watch some rugby on the tv. Not a big main bar area but very…read morefriendly staff and friendly customers. Pretty well stocked bar too with about a half dozen beers on tap/draught. Discovered some delicious Irish cider too - Bulmer's.

From the owner: Whisky-single malt Birre e prodotti scozzesiread more

Writing only of the beer, we didn't eat: what a great spot. Someone here is crazy for English…read morefootball and the place is decorated accordingly. Beer selection is great, many of the worlds greats and good selection of Italian craft beers.

From the owner: -Birra artigianale (9 spine ed una pompa) -Più di 30 Birre…read morein bottiglia. -Vasta scelta di whisky,bourbon e rum. -Cucina aperta dalle 10 di mattina alle 01:00 di notte. -English breakfast. -Partite di calcio (abbiamo 3 tv) -Tutti i lunedì Jam session.

I loved this place!!! It was small and simple but my kind of place. I went to Italy in September of…read more2015 and to this day I still think about the food. Our waitress was also the bartender and there was a huge language barrier but she was awesome. She picked our meals and they were phenomenal. Hands down the best meal we had in Italy. We had a gorgonzola lasagna. I doubt I'll ever have anything that delicious in my life. And for once... it was the cheapest meal we had in Italy. I'm leaving this review so late because I couldn't remember the name of this place. Then, as I was scrolling through the pictures from that trip and found a selfie of us standing in front of the door done purposely so we wouldn't forget the place! If you stumble across this little place, don't dismiss it. Give it a chance. You won't regret it.

Not really an English pub, but a kind of Italian approximation of it and all the more charming for…read morethat! The music was very cool and a lot of it was Italian stuff I had not heard before. I enjoyed an almost pint of Boot Hill APA (by white dog)I say almost pint not just because European 'pints' are generally 500ml, but because this one came with a massive head. I admit I was feeling a little hard done by paying 8 euros for it, even though it was an excellent beer, until he gave us both a free sample of Menabria's Christmas beer (smelt a bit like vinegar but tasted unusual and good...so just don't smell it) before we left. This and the fact he opened half an hour early for us means I am inclined to ignore the short measure.

I didnt expect to find a German Pub in Rome but I am so glad I did!…read more The goulash was the best dish I had and with the focaccia bread it was out of this world! Loved the atmosphere, the service and the food!

This is a great spot after visiting the Vatican museum! It's only 0.1 mi from the museum exit, and…read moreat around 19:00 pm, it was easy to get seating. It seems like a German-Italian experience that provides more protein-centric options than traditional Italian fare. As an American visiting Italy, I really appreciated this. We really enjoyed the charcuterie board (Tagliere Martini), which satisfied two of us. You can choose flat bread or original pretzels to accompany your board. The service was courteous and prompt. Quite satisfying. WiFi is provided. They have a nice selection of beers. Sitting outside is nice. They cater for the customer's comfort.

Joy Village is an arcade type of place with games and bowling alley, that is located in "The…read moreVillage" complex by the cinema center, within the Parco de Medici - not far from the business complex and area hotels, Sheraton included. I just picked inside really, no time for anything more-:) I suppose people bring kids before the movies to play (there's a kids playground alike American Chuck e Cheese's), probably teenagers play games? Culturally I didn't really get this place, maybe I'm too old?