Trimani – Via Cernaia, 37b (Castro Pretorio area)
You are spoiled for choice with the variety of bottles. The restaurant was founded as an extension of the Trimani old store. An excellent place to enjoy haute cuisine and wine, champagne, liqueurs or any other alcoholic delight. Cost: 25/40 €.
Bibenda –Via Capo d’Africa, 21 (Celio area) The brainchild of an idea by Grazia Trischitta, sommelier for passion, in collaboration with the Italian Sommelier Association, this space entirely dedicated to wine culture, cost: 30/40 €.
La Barrique – Via del Boschetto, 41b (Monti area) La Barrique means great variety of the wine list, refined dishes and a chic and relaxed atmosphere. Very varied the rotation by the glass for the aperitif at competitive prices and excellent cuisine that offers tasty dishes depending on the season. Cost: 20/30 €.
Remigio – Via Santa Maria Ausiliatrice, 15 (Appio–Tuscolano area) A meeting point for lovers of good wine in the neighborhood and not only. The extensive selection of champagne is surprising and has become the distinctive feature of the venue. Cost: 20/30 €.
L’Angolo Divino – via dei Balestrari, 12 (Campo de’ Fiori area) Classic place for DOC gourmets and drinkers. The wine list is very rich. The venue organizes courses of wine & food tasting. Cost: 15/25 €.
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