DK Travel : Rome : Trastevere and Prati : Bars & Nightclubs

Page
1
2

Accademia 90

A whole palazzo devoted to after-dark fun. The pub downstairs sometimes breaks out a DJ or live band; the upstairs pizzeria broadcasts football matches on the large screen; the rooftop terrace has great views and serves a full menu.
Alexanderplatz

A little bit off the beaten track, in Prati, but the best jazz club in Rome bar none - Winton Marsalis, Lionel Hampton, George Coleman and many other international jazz stars have played here.
Bar Gelateria Fima

Overpriced and indifferent, sullen service but a prime location smack on Trastevere’s public “living room”, Piazza Santa Maria. The spremuta (freshly squeezed orange juice) is made from a kilo of oranges.
Big Hilda Café

A welcoming joint offering rock ‘n’ roll, cheap drinks and a range of sandwiches and salads.
Big Mama

Rome’s real house of blues, where the big names book and the smaller acts gig. Only open for live performances.
Birreria della Scala

You may find the ever popular della Scala playing the role of beer hall or incarnated as a late-night restaurant, depending on the mood. Live music some evenings.
Birreria Trilussa

Beer and simple dishes until the early hours, with live music some nights. Cosy, traditional atmosphere.
Borgo Antico

A wood-filled, classically styled 16th-century tavern, with coffered ceilings, and offering more than 60 wines by the glass. Typical osteria munchies on offer too.
Caffè della Scala

A relaxed bar serving powerful cocktails and a great grappa selection. Live music is also on offer from time to time.
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.