DK Travel : Rome : Bars & Nightclubs

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Stardust

A Parisian-style mini-café (serving American brunches Sundays noon to 5pm) discreetly hides a jazz bar downstairs featuring sporadic live performances and a jam session on Tuesdays.
Taverna del Campo

Occupying as it does the crucial corner position, this lively drinking and gourmet eating establishment is always a winner and perpetually jammed with merrymakers. Tables inside and out.
Tazza d’Oro

Rome’s “House of Coffee” since 1946. A die-hard locals’s joint, serving what devotees swear is Rome’s best coffee (see La Tazza d’Oro).
The Drunken Ship

Currently the top spot, with a sea of energetic carousers night after night in this jumping piazza. Mainstream rock inside. Outside you queue at the service window to get your drinks.
The Place

There’s always live music on the main stage, be it jazz or soulful singer-songwriters.
The Victoria House Pub

Every British ex-pat seems to have adopted this Victorian-style pub as his or her own, lending it an air of authenticity.
Tre Scalini

This historic café, right on Piazza Navona, is renowned for its delectable chocolate homemade tartufo ice cream ball.
Trinity College

Ever-popular pub off the Corso, with tasty food served upstairs and standard bar downstairs. Outdoor seating.
Trinity College

Rather like entering a time-warp that lands you up in Ireland. A warm, inviting two-floor place that can get very noisy and packed, but always stays cheerful. A very eclectic menu of simple, tempting fare available until 1am, and brunch on Sunday.
Villaggio Globale

Occupying part of an old slaughterhouse, the “Global Village” offers great world music, plus ethnic snacks. Winter only.