Built inside a terracotta hill. Great coffee....cool place in the summer.... Right across from the…read moreriver

Fantastic owner, fantastic staff, fantastic live music. Need I say more. This is a wonderful place…read moreto sit back and enjoy a night out listening to live music with the locals of Rome. 4 days 3 nights in the city and I came here twice!

I might be giving this place 5 stars because I was lit AF, but all i'm going to say is: Thursday…read morenights with Milkshake...so turnt. It was a about 15 euros to get in but as most clubs in Rome do, it covered a drink which was nice. I would say the place didn't get packed until about 12:45am/1am, which is fine because it doesn't open until 12am anyways. The music was so live and not techno which was good, if you want some rap/hiphop/twerk music, Thursday nights is your time to shine here at Akab...and don't miss the dancers....P.S. they smoke inside so expect to go home smelling like an ashtray.

I would say best spot in Rome for ppl who love to dance and clubbing. I was there earlier this…read moreyear from an aircraft carrier, was shocked of how pack this place was and djs are just amazing !

Love this Place! Best in Roma! Fantastic food ! Perfect service! The ambiance is the best in all of…read moreItaly!! They make you feel right at home! Miss you All!

First of all, love the bouncer. I was nervous I wasn't cool enough to get in. He expedited me ahead…read moreof others. For no reason. LOVE THAT. Music was incredible - fun place. SUPER LOUD - bring ear plugs. People were younger than me (36), but super nice. Didn't feel too geezerly.

Pretty sure this place doesn't exist anymore, Google and Yelp say it's open, the address has…read morenothing but run down buildings and dark creepy areas, even went to the bar next for to ask if they knew anything, and no one could tell me anything.

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.

If you're in Rome you will probably have a hard time finding a typical American style bar or a…read moredance Club. We finally found this place and it's exactly what we were looking for. The atmosphere is great, the music is from the 80's, and the bartenders/employees are engaging and speak English well. The bartender Alfi (sp?) is awesome. Overall this is a great bar to visit.

We walked into this bar because they advertised beer pong. It looks like a hole in the wall however…read morethere are two floors so don't let it deceive you. The bartenders are amazing and extremely friendly! One of them even gave us each a shot of sangria for free simply being here! My gf doesn't drink however the bartender made her a giant Shirley. She also asked for a cappuccino and although she didn't want it anymore, he came over with a cappuccino cup filled with peanuts to eat while we drank. A gracious host/bar owner Ansel is! They played good hiphop/top US hits also. Super welcoming and positive attitude. Would definitely recommend this bar in the Trastevere area. Don't miss out!!

The Saturday night I was there was basically a rave, EDM and obviously tons of dancing. Everyone…read moreseemed really REALLY relaxed and chilled out, I was wearing cut-off shorts and a crop top but still felt at place. They had a nice little outdoor space, and some dope vendors. This guy had homemade painted gages, grinders, and little knick-knacks that were gorgeous! Even though from the outside it looks pretty small (we had walked past it numerous times without even noticing it was there), it's got two dance floors inside and the space feels pretty open. For me at least, I liked the fact it seemed to be full of people who frequented it on a regular basis rather than just the drunk study abroad's I was usually around. You had to purchase that membership card to go in there, so I'm sure that was part of it. The decorations were also ah-maz-ing. A few of the Italian reviews I read said the place was bland, but I think they've changed the ambience since then (actually, I think there is an artist that creates the designs). The walls have been splattered with color, and there are drapes along the ceilings in different patterns. Most venues I am used to are all about flashing lights and being very "in your face" with decor, but something about the decorations at Big Bang is a little more calm and beautiful. Everything really flows with each other visually. Overall, I really enjoyed my night there. It highly depends on the night and the music, but I definitely suggest checking it out.