DK Travel : Rome : Bars & Nightclubs

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Cul de Sac

One of Rome’s oldest wine bars, with lots of labels on offer. A bit of a squeeze inside and out, but a better option than the nearby bars of the Piazza Navona.
Drunken Ship

One of the liveliest hubs of Campo de’ Fiori’s renowned nightlife, pumping out loud rock music. Very popular with young Romans and foreigners alike. Happy Hour is from 7 to 9pm; brunch is served at weekends.
Enoteca al Parlamento

Atmospheric and stylish wine bar frequented by politicos from the nearby Italian parliament buildings.
Enoteca Trastevere

A new and positively thriving wine bar, with pleasingly dark wood interior and plenty of seating out front on the cobblestones. Light snacks and cocktails are served too.
Fiddler’s Elbow

One of the oldest Irish pubs in Rome and still going strong, frequented by both locals and out-of-towners. Italians seem to love everything Irish and the place really reels when some impromptu fiddlers get going.
Four Green Fields

Vaguely British-style pub upstairs, with all sorts of live music being played in the basement nightly.
Four XXXX Pub

One of Rome’s more popular English-style pubs, but featuring South American-inspired food. Jazz and Latin music on occasion.
Friends

Semi-circular bar and restaurant always packed with Trastevere nightlifers. Inventive dishes and a cut above the usual bar sandwiches.
Gelateria della Palma

A wide selection of ice cream flavours, just off the Pantheon’s square, and open late.
Gilda

Rome’s most central disco has remained popular for years, with a pizzeria in the evening and dance music cranking up at midnight. High cover charge on weekends, but always an A-list crowd.