Like its competitor the Fiddler's Elbow, this pub was already well established before the 1990s craze for all things Irish developed in Rome. It serves a decent pint of Liffey...

One of the oldest, best-known pubs in Rome, the Fiddler's Elbow has a basic wooden-benched interior that hasn't changed for years. Though Italy's smoking ban means it's no...

This cosy neighbourhood drinking den in the historic Borgo has a vintage Scottish theme, with tartan, old postcards and a fine array of draught and bottled beers. Off-duty...

With the motto of 'we rock, they don't', Traffic has become Rome's hottest live stage for underground and soon-to-be-famous bands. Every night it pumps out alternative tunes...

This is a city-centre pub much frequented by thirsty employees of the Cultural Heritage Ministry opposite. It has a more authentic feel than many of the capital's 'Irish' pubs,...