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This laid-back pub is a staple of Trastevere nightlife, always lively, with tables on the piazza in summer.

Great little pub, less relentlessly trendy than most, but has proved to have staying power through the fickle Trastevere scene.

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.

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.

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

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

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.

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

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.

Very popular British-style bar with a vaguely old-fashioned sporting theme and a faithful English ex-pat clientele.