On our way back from a thrift store in the neighborhood, we stopped because it looked cosy and…read morethere was a sign "1 beer + unlimited buffet = 5€" We thought let's have a drink and maybe a quick bite... It's a salad buffet, 2 pasta salads, 2 rice salads ( tomato and pesto), tuna, artichoke, fresh tomato -green salad, potatoes, carrots.... About 8 or 10 choices in total, basic but good. Decided to have another beer: an Italian one, very happy, interesting. We also had the homemade, warm Amareno cherry pie which was very nice, plus the owner offered us a shot of Amareno liquor to go with it. It was a Monday eve and very calm, seems like there only were some locals/friends of the owner present. The owner is really kind and very welcoming! Loungy atmosphere, cosy decor, very friendly owner, fresh food... We recommend when you're in the neighborhood!

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 smart, spacious cocktail bar and eatery is in one of my favourite districts in Rome:…read moreGarbatella. The sister district of Testaccio in many ways, it's a traditional "quartiere populare" with stunning original architecture and plenty of unexplored spaces. Latteria Garbatella is fashioned from a old milk vending station, and the spacious interior is matched by an outstanding paved garden, which is just coming into its own with the warm weather. The cocktails are good, and the barstaff inventive: twice they have come up with original versions of my favourite tipple, the Negroni; one with a vermouth marinated with cloves and another called a White Negroni, with white vermouth and Biancosarti. They aren't incredibly alcoholic but sometimes that's a plus. The aperitivo consists of crudités with dipping oil and small dishes of couscous. I haven't tried the food yet, so who knows, maybe I'll be awarding that 5th star soon!

Have you noticed how hipster places can often be pretentious and unpleasant? Bartenders all are…read moremixologists, whose work can't be questioned, waiters are inattentive in the best of times, otherwise blatantly annoyed... Latteria is NOT like that. This place is as hipster as hipster goes in Rome, from location, to wooden and leathery miss matched forniture, to bearded waiters, yet the staff is incredibly nice and attentive, the atmosphere truly relaxed and cocktails are good without trying too hard. I just had a lovely evening.

Dropped into Mr Brown for a few drinks prior to dinner…read more What a great spot for reasonably priced drinks with a smile. The Irish IPA was great as well a the Paloma. Krisitina was the bar tender and she was great. We had their classic porno shot to end the night. Great place to chill for drinks.

Mr. Brown Pub was recommended to us by a local. When we arrived in Trastevere on a Saturday night I…read moretold my husband there was no way we were getting into any bar because the whole neighborhood was packed beyond belief. But when we got to the pub, we were pleasantly surprised. It felt like a local dive bar with plenty of space, and we had no trouble finding a table. We loved the vibe, the music, and the overall ambiance. The drinks were fairly priced and really good; we had a couple of cocktails and had a great time. Staff was very kind too.

It's a cliquish place. If you are a local or have been a regular customer there for years you will…read morebe treated fine but if you are like a foreign tourist like me you will probably feel very unwelcomed. They have both the regular bar section and tavala calda where they serve 5-6 different pre-made veggies and meat dishes. You order at the counter and pay first but it wasn't clear whether the waiter would bring you the food or you have to get it yourself. Also they are pretty stingy about condiments. If you want olive oil you have to ask. I even went there with a local friend and still we were treated like as if we didn't belong there. The interior design is nice and cool but maybe too cool for the outsiders like us.

I miss you Rome! This bar was very close to the apartment we rented. We never went in at night…read morebecause it seemed really young. It was also cheaper to grab a bottle of wine and hang out in the Piazza. :) We did use Bar Meeting for an afternoon salad a couple of times. The prices are reasonable and the food is decent.