After checking out their menu, I was excited for some American style food since my European travels…read morehad exceeded almost three weeks. We gave George Byron a try after checking out menus from a few neighboring restaurants. We ordered a veggie burger and my husband ordered wings. Both items were served with a side of fries. We had no issues or concerns with the food. The food here was delicious however, this restaurant is definitely a tourist trap and very overpriced for what you actually receive. Our issue here was the service. We were seated near the bar area in a booth that had no AC, no fan and very little ventilation. The servers were both generally unfriendly and seemed disinterested. At one point a woman of African descent entered the restaurant and asked the bartender a question. After she left, my husband heard one of them say a racial slur in Italian. Unacceptable. Oh, yes we are American, but we know the bad words. We can only imagine what was said about us after we left if this is how they treat customers. There are similar reviews online that state customer service issues with this establishment. I urge you to find a place that actually welcomes your business and diversity.

Great pizza accompanied by a great margarita. Our waiter made sure we were happy and had everything…read morewe needed. Did I mention great music? At a good high volume, lol. A real pub feel.

I came here one evening in November 2016 while visiting Rome. This little shop is in the heart of…read morethe party district of Rome and is a great place to get great deals on drinks, experience locals, and of course enjoy it all that is this area of Trastsevere! They had some great happy hour options including the famous spritz cocktail, beers and more! The seating is minimal with a few outdoor seats which is great to have because you can experience the nightlife up-and-down the street while enjoying your drink! They thankfully are OK with splitting bills and are able to be very flexible with special requests. If I come back to Rome I will definitely come back here.

Fun! Came here with…read moretwo friends (one Italian native, the other an American like me) for drinks one night. We all ordered bellinis and found a small booth to sit in together. The drinks were sizable and the prices were reasonable. It's a pretty casual place with both natives and tourists.

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.

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!

Great little spot to visit if you're feeling like a taste of home coming from the states. The food…read moreis good, the menu is well priced, the atmosphere is cozy and the beers are cold. The servers were polite and attentive. Ask for the wasabi mayo with your food too, delicious. Ciao.

Authentic environment, including snugs, proper array of Irish beer, Guinness, Harp, A, IPA, Magner,…read moreKilkenny, and a Belgium brouge in addition to Peroni! We did not eat here, but the hospitality was pleasant, and the music was infused with some traditional with modern techno

Small bar located in the heart of Trastevere, right next to the famous restaurant "La Parolaccia"…read moreand managed by the sons of restaurant's owners. It has a few tables outside in both Summer and Winter, while there's no space to sit inside. During happy hour there's a large buffet with a lot of good quality food coming from the restaurant: €10 include a drink and all the food you want. No WiFi officially, but someone in the buiding has an open network that customers have been sniffing for several months.

So I was attracted by the giant buffet display as I walked by. My wife and I found out that the…read morebuffet was free with an overpriced 1st drink so we sat down. The drinks were good and the service was good. The prices were super fair as the buffet is huge. I didn't love the food but I liked this place overall.

Seems like a cool place to hide out for a while. I went in to order some snacks and would have…read morestayed longer if my phone hadn't suddenly lost its data connection, necessitating a hasty departure. Anyway, I did get to try my snacks, arancini and breaded squash blossoms, both quite tasty. I believe the latter had a bit of cheese in it, so keep that in mind if you're dairy intolerant. I foolishly forgot to ask, but should have expected it. The staff were kind and helped with the phone situation as best they could, allowing me to use their landline to call a friend.

This typical casual restaurant on a side street with just foot traffic is a great place to stop and…read morehave a meal. It's just across the river from the Turtle fountain but still in Trastevere and not far from the magnificent church to the Madonna of Trastevere. This church claims to be the first church in Italy built in honor of Mary. This claim is contested by Santa Maria Maggiore. Oh well... The food is very good, the price is right and the beer selection is amazing. The TV is on at the bar for sports enthusiasts. I recommend the lasagna and the carbonara... both excellent. The staff speak English and the bathroom is clean. Relax, they don't rush you and you are free to just sit and people watch.

Great and unexpected Irish pub in Rome. Very friendly crowd, fun comedy night and very good drinks…read more Wish we lived a lot closer. :-)

The absolutely friendliest bar staff in all of Roma! After stopping in here for 1 night to watch…read moresome world cup and enjoy some beers they did a great job of making us feel welcome. The food menu is strange but I do recommend trying a few offerings. I got the new yorker, a buttered bagel with bresaola, unexpectedly delicious and affordable. They also have a great selection of beers to choose from and plenty of seating for large crowds down to small nooks for your friends to gather. Keep in mind there is no table service so go to the bar to get your drinks! Can't wait to come back and see some old friends!

Food and service were good! Passion fruit Spritz was amazing, service was a little on the slower…read moreside but not too bad. We were seated outside.

It was ok. Food is ok, beer is ok, staff is ok. Cool to sit outside but it's not really a place I…read morewould go to again. They also forgot part of my order.