The Magick Bar was a bookmark I had saved months ago before my trip. It has really fulfilled the…read morehype I gave it before arriving. Wish I could enjoy this place back home with all my friends to join me, but I must leave it here in Rome.

Very nice, very cool, great music, BUT, its only open in the SUMMER because its completely outdoor,…read moreand on the wknd it got way too crowded, cant even move, the place is tiny

Probably THE coffee bar in Fregene. The largest choice of fresh homemade cornetti, cakes and…read moresweets. By far the best icecream in town.

This ended up being the "bookends" of our trip! We started and ended in Rome, traveling all over…read morethe country in between, and this place was just a little over a block from our Airbnb; it's on a lovely, welcoming street with lots of people milling about, well-lit area, and such a cozy, welcoming place! We felt like we were walking into the home of a favorite relative or friend! Books galore line the walls, and there are a multitude of places to settle in! The cheese plates and drinks are amazing and wonderful! A must stop while in Rome! Just a few blocks from the Colosseum!

We've been here 4 times in our three trips to Rome. This was the first time we felt like outsiders…read moreand as if we didn't belong. My wife asked if a particular red wine was dry and was told instead to try the white because red wines cannot be dry but can only be tannic. This is not true. The attitude from the server was laid on thick. He was later relatively kind and was potentially trying to make up for his douche attitude but hey, once a douche always a douche. We've recommended this place to several friends and will likely no longer do so. Treat your patrons with at least a little respect. It goes a long way.

Great food and ambience for a change from the ordinary. Went back a second night. Amazing "happy…read morehour" deal.

Friendly, clean and quicker than most! Affordable too for those that don't want to break the bank!…read moreFood is tasty. I wouldn't write home about it but its a place you can feel satisfied and comfortable with. Avoid the burgers. Why pay almost 15.00 U.S. dollars for a burger you can get from the frozen section at home.

OK I know it is expensive but as some say: Treat yo' self!! Haha sorry for that but seriously this…read moreplace is off the scales good! First take a table in their outside patio it is really nice, and order an aperitivo I love an aperol spritz or a negroni, they bring a complimentary amuse buche which in this case was a polenta cake with pomegranate sauce on top, quite nice. Then we ordered starters, apparently the menus are seasonal so they change constantly to ensure all ingredients are fresh! Which is good with me! The tuna is awesome and they also have different fusion type cuisine dishes which will blow you away. The service here is outstanding, our server kept checking on us and explaining everything and even making recommendations based on the day's best ingredient! Pro tip- for dessert just ask for the hazelnut soufflé it is out of this world good!

Went there at the end of a great trip. Food was ok. Ordered some drinks and the waitress, who…read moredidn't speak much English, brings us two wrong drinks and both non-alcoholic. Pointed out to her that they isn't what we ordered and she tells us, after checking with management, she can't change it and no refund. That would keep me out of anywhere forever. Go at your own risk.

Wanted a spot to enjoy people watching and a bite to eat in a pub setting. Totally got that vibe…read more Waitress was lovely. Explained in English the specials written in Italian. We went ahead and ordered off that menu, although you can get regular 'pub' food too. Sat for a few hours enjoying a bottle of bubbles. Ate lunch and hung out. It got super busy around 1pm with what seemed to be locals believe it or not! Irish pub for lunch? Worth a stop in as not as touristy as other places.

We came here after a large dinner to have Irish beer and enjoy an Irish pub atmosphere in Rome…read more The decor had plenty of Guinness signs and flags. The name is probably after an Irish folk ballad by Tommy Makem. We sat at the bar, as we only wanted drinks. On a Friday at 11 or 11:30 it was busy but not packed. The bartender was nice enough, but they did not know what a BLACK VELVET was! (Guinness and cider) They knew how to pour Guinness (in 2 parts) but the only cider they had was bottled, which is typical, but they looked at us as if we were nuts when we explained that Guinness is sometimes mixed with other beers/liquids to form new drinks. They need a bilingual mixologist in there if they want to attract Americans (but who said they were?) The atmosphere was upbeat, the bartenders were civil but not 'friendly' in the way I'm used to in a pub, but it was fine, I'd go back for lunch/dinner.