The Eternal City is rich in culture, and the best bars are a part of that. Over the last decade, the city’s drinks scene has experienced a renaissance, with countless new options. Of course, there are still the old school stalwarts that adhere to the traditional Italian idea of a bar—envision the quintessential all-day café-bar where you might stand at the counter for a cappuccino in the morning, grab a quick panino at lunchtime, or linger over an aperitivo after work. You can also find modern cocktail bars to host a date night. Prohibition-inspired speakeasies will transport you back to the 1920s with every pour. enoteche—or wine bars—where you can take in la dolce vita one smooth, full-bodied sip at a time. This is our selection of the best bars for contemporary art in Rome that pair perfectly with wine, panoramic views of the Colosseum, and Michelin starred antipasto.
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The bars on this list have been independently selected by Condé Nast Traveler The bar is reviewed by the editors, and a local contributor has also visited it. Our editors consider both high-end and affordable bar, and weigh stand-out menu items, location, and service—as well as inclusivity and sustainability credentials. As new bars open or existing ones change, we update this list.
