DK Travel : Rome : Bars & Nightclubs

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Pascucci

This is the place with the frothiest milk shakes and smoothies in town. They come in all flavours and in any combination.
Pub 64

Small pub with outdoor tables in summer and a range of passably good dishes. It is popular mostly for its prime corner position and for its longevity in this ever-changing area.
Radio Londra

One of Rome’s perennial favourites for an energetic night out. Noisy, buzzing rock-and-roll venue with an air-force theme and sometimes up-and-coming live bands. Food is also available.
Rock Castle Café

A medieval dungeon, with tables tucked into odd nooks. Rock music in the background, plus a dance floor.
Rock Castle Café

This groovy hangout has a dungeon-themed, cavernous decor and is mostly frequented by foreign students. A fun atmosphere, with good rock music and a bit of dancing late at night, right in the heart of the Ghetto.
Roma Caput Mundi

Irish Guinness pub with a corner location that most Trasteverini pass through for a pint of Kilkenny or Harp during the evening.
Sciam

A taste of Arabia awaits you here. A turquoise-glazed fountain splashes gently at the entrance, and inside all is inlaid wood and tiles. Teas and sweetmeats complement the dreamy music.
Shaki

Post-Modern wine bar serving salads and sandwiches with a few tables outside. They also have a very good speciality foods store at Piazza di Spagna 65.
Shanti

An Arabian night out: hookah pipes, exotic teas, live music and belly-dancing.
Stardust

Voted Trastevere’s most decadent venue by its loyal, discerning clientele. Whoever’s on duty any given night sets the idiosyncratic musical tone, so there’s always something unexpected happening here, including live jam sessions. The wildness doesn’t really begin until after midnight, and then goes on until dawn. An excellent brunch is served at weekends.