Rome: 50 Wine Bars & Restaurants
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Rome has wine bars around every corner, from century-old enotecas with historic charm to modern spots that bring a fresh twist to the city’s wine scene. Some bars are popular at all hours of the day, especially in the buzzing centro storico, while others fly under the radar and are perfect for a quiet night out.
Whether you’re in the mood for a simple glass with light bites or a heartier meal with an impressive wine lineup, I’ve divided my favorite spots into wine bars and full-service restaurants that truly stand out.
Wine Bars
Il Goccetto
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Hands-down my favorite wine bar in Rome — but it's very popular, so show up early to snag a spot.
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Ai Tre Scalini
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Nestled beneath draping ivy in Monti, this all-day wine bar and restaurant is a great place to hang out and people watch. The food is fine (not exceptional) but you come for the drinks and vibes. Stop by for lunch, afternoon drinks or after dinner.
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Il Vinaietto
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Unchanged since the 80s, this hip little left-leaning bar is a favorite local spot near Campo de' Fiori.
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Al Vino Al Vino
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Although it's located on a main street in Monti, this sweet wine bar feels like a hidden gem. In the summer months, it's nice to sit outside in the inner courtyard. Don't miss the caponata (sweet and sour eggplant) it's divine.
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L'Angolo Divino
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Tucked away on a quiet street near Campo de' Fiori, this is a favorite with wine lovers and has an unusual array of wines.
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Carrè Monti
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A hidden gem owned by a French couple, this spot is laid-back with great wines by the glass a small food menu. Ideal for a drink before diving into Monti’s nightlife.
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Buccone Vini e Olii
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Just steps from Piazza del Popolo, Buccone is unmistakable with its vintage sign outside and shelves stacked floor-to-ceiling with bottles. Originally an oil and wine supplier, this historic spot has been a Roman favorite since the 1960s. Stop by for a glass, a bite and a dose of old-world charm.
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Masto
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Rustic and intimate, Masto is my go-to spot in Testaccio. Enjoy wines by the glass and fantastic charcuterie boards in one of Rome's foodiest neighborhoods.
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RetroVino
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The younger sister of pioneering restaurant Retrobottega, RetroVino is a sleek bolthole focused on natural wines and specialty coffee.
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il Covino
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An atmospheric wine bar in Prati, Il Covino has a shabby-chic vibe with mismatched furniture, plenty of plants and cozy mood lighting.
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Passaguai
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Sorpasso's sibling (one of the coolest hangouts in Prati), Passaguai is more low-key with wines by the glass and tasty small plates. Cute and quirky, it's a nice spot for mingling with locals.
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Cantina Belsiana
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A rustic little spot near the Spanish Steps, this is one of the most affordable places for a glass of wine and bite to eat in this upscale neighborhood.
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Enoteca La vite Roma Trastevere
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Tucked in the charming Piazza San Cosimato, this neighborhood spot is great for a glass or two while soaking up Trastevere’s lively charm.
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Cul De Sac
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A popular go-to by Piazza Navona with 1,000 wine bottles on its list. Grab a seat outside for some prime people-watching.
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Enoteca Nibbi dal 1936
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A classic for nearly 100 years, this wine bar has been restyled and is perfect to visit after a visit to the Galleria Borghese museum.
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Trimani Enoteca
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One of Rome’s oldest wine spots dating back to 1821, Trimani is still a family-owned business. More of a wine shop than a bar, it's a must-stop for picking up a bottle or sticking around to sample something new.
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Vinoteca Tempere Prati
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This contemporary wine bar is low-key and local, specializing in natural wines and artisanal bites.
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Enolibreria Il Tiaso
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Nestled in the artsy Pigneto neighborhood, this wine bar and bookshop is as eclectic as it gets, complete with a piano for spontaneous tunes. Sip a glass, browse some books and enjoy the local creative vibe.
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Enoteca SO2
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An edgy spot for natural wine lovers, SO2 champions organic, low-sulfur wines in a rustic, hip setting. A must for fans of the natural wine movement.
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Callimaco
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This pint-sized bar has a cozy atmosphere and local flair with a handful of indoor and outdoor tables tucked away from the crowds.
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Litro
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Monteverde’s artsy hangout. Litro serves natural wines and cool cocktails, drawing in a cool local crowd.
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casadante
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An all-day cafe, bar and bistro, casadante is a shabby chic hideaway that feels like you've stepped into someone's living room.
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Mostò
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Located across the bridge from trendy Ponte Milvio, Mostò is a friendly neighborhood spot specializing in natural and biodynamic wines. Visit before or after catching a game at the Olimpic Stadium.
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L’Oasi della Birra
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Known for its extensive beer list, this Testaccio staple surprises with a strong wine selection as well. Set in a main piazza, it's a popular with expats and locals who spill outside sipping drinks in plastic cups.
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Vinoteca 900
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A petite wine bar around the corner from Piazza delle Coppelle (one of the city's hidden gems) you can sip your wine outside on wine barrels and enjoy people-watching.
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Vigneto
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A relaxed, artsy wine bar with a focus on natural wines and simple, flavorful small plates. It’s an ideal place to unwind and get a feel for Pigneto’s creative, local scene.
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Enoteca La Mescita
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One of Garbatella's most popular hangouts, this wine bar is an unpretentious pick for a casual evening in one of Rome’s coolest districts.
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Restaurants
While many restaurants in Rome offer solid wine lists, these spots go above and beyond, with selections that are just as much a draw as the food. If you’re a true food and wine lover, these are the places to put on your list.
Del Frate
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Del Frate is an elegant restaurant with an incredible wine list. A great spot to bring your parents.
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Enoteca Ferrara
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Located in the heart of Trastevere, this is a paradise for wine enthusiasts. Enoteca Ferrara has a veritable "wine bible" which covers hundreds of Italian and international labels. The food is excellent as well.
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PER ME - Giulio Terrinoni
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Set on a charming cobblestone street, this Michelin-starred spot by Chef Giulio Terrinoni is all about creative pairings and seasonal ingredients — plus a great wine list.
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Enoteca Roma Bulzoni
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A family-run favorite since 1933, Bulzoni has recently updated its look while keeping its vintage roots. The spot offers organic wines and is a great place to discover unique Lazio vintages.
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Spirito di Vino
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Famous for its ancient underground wine cellar, Spirito di Vino is a must-visit for wine lovers. Enjoy seasonal, locally sourced ingredients with expertly paired wines in an elegant setting.
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Il Sorpasso
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A stylish, buzzy spot just a short walk from the Vatican. Open from morning to night, come by for coffee, charcuterie boards, fresh pasta and a fantastic wine list.
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Magazzino Scipioni
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Close to the Vatican, this spot has an industrial vibe and ample list of organic and biodynamic wines. If you're looking for something urban, this is perfect for a relaxed night out with unique bottles.
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La Barrique
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This dimly lit spot has a French twist and serves wines that pair perfectly with delicious small plates. It’s intimate and very Monti.
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Sant'Isidoro Pizza & Bolle - Prati
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This is a contemporary Neapolitan-style pizzeria with an incredible wine list of sparkling wines: Champagne, Franciacorta, Lambrusco, Prosecco and Spumanti of all kinds.
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Enoteca al Parlamento Achilli
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Right around the corner from the Italian Parliament, this Michelin-starred restaurant is a popular place for politicians and well-heeled wine lovers. Great for an upscale date night and excellent pairings.
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Enoteca L’antidoto
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A newer entry in Rome, L'Antidoto has a “radical chic” vibe with natural wines and contemporary flair.
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Rimessa Roscioli
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The sister of Rome's legendary Roscioli, Rimessa hosts educational wine tastings and is always a full-service restaurant and wine bar. Book a table because it gets busy.
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Trattoria Pennestri
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A cozy restaurant in Ostiense, this restaurant serves Roman recipes with a twist. The wine list focuses on small producers, making it popular with local foodies.
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Beppe e i Suoi Formaggi
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This quality restaurant and deli sells incredible French cheeses and an array of wines. Nice for a light lunch or aperitivo before dinner.
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Contrario. Vineria con Cucina.
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Right near the Colosseum, Contrario is a gem in a sea of touristy restaurants. Cozy with exposed brick ceilings, it serves decadent pastas and excellent seafood — and a great wine list.
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EPIRO
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Tucked away in the San Giovanni neighborhood, Osteria Epiro offers a modern take on Italian cuisine with a focus on seasonal, locally-sourced ingredients.
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Enoteca Corsi
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One of the last family-run enotecas in Rome, Enoteca Corsi has been a local favorite since the 1940s. Come for lunch and spot suited gentleman (and sometimes priests) enjoying Roman dishes and a glass of wine.
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VyNIQUE Enoteca Regionale del Lazio
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Dedicated to promoting Lazio’s wines, VyNIQUE is an well-priced, upscale restaurant near Piazza di Spagna with a great wine list and ample selection of creative dishes.
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Ercoli 1928
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A classic deli and enoteca with nearly a century of history, Ercoli opened its doors in 1928 and has been a Roman staple ever since. Enjoy curated wines, artisanal meats and cheese, and delicious pastas.
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Vinificio
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A trendy enoteca with 500+ natural wines, Vinificio draws a younger crowd with its minimalist decor and laid-back vibe.
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ADESSO Vineria Bistrot
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With a modern vibe and Mediterranean-inspired menu, ADESSO draws in a crowd, thanks to the popularity of its sibling, CiPASSO. It’s a great spot for a relaxed evening, pairing excellent wines with delicious small plates.
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Wine Hotel
Hotel De' Ricci
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This chic luxury boutique hotel boasts a cellar with over 1,500 labels. Each suite comes with its own wine cellar, featuring personalized wines you can enjoy directly in your room (including rare bottles you can taste with the Coravin system).
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