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“Freni e Frizioni is a short walk from San Calisto and a long way away in terms of style. Here, the space is modern and the specialty is the craft cocktail, which Freni does as well as anyone in Rome. The ever-evolving drinks are often named after some theme (films, cartoons, etc), and go way beyond your average Negroni. Think a “Mediterranean Fizz” with gin, lemon and rosemary, or a “Popeye” concoction of rum, tomato vinegar and spinach sugar. The elaborate drinks require a fair amount of shaking and straining and juicing by the talented bartenders, but part of the fun is waiting at the bar, ticket in hand, and watching them work. There’s also free vegan aperitivo every night. A good place for a pre-or-post dinner cocktail (it’s open, and lively, until 2:00 a.m.)”

“Traditional Roman Osteria, with typical dishes such as tripe and rabbit, served at shared tables.”

“Another Roman institution, with a kitchen open until late in the Trastevere district. With its simple and relaxed atmosphere it is perfect for families and large groups looking for good food at a fair price. Also famous for its telephone supplì and fried zucchini flowers, you will not be disappointed or hungry at all when you leave this place.”

“One of the most famous bars - cafè in the city and for sure the most famous and original in Trastevere. You sure at least pass in front of this old bar to breath a resume of the atmosphere of Trastevere. No formality, just nice time speaking everyone with everyone. In the night favourite place for students and young people.”

“Definitely my favourite. You are not able to order your meal as you will be offered only what Mrs. Paola cooks each day at the fixed price of €25 only. Don't worry, you will be fine! It's at 6 min. walking”