13 top wine bars and restaurants in Rome 2026

The Eternal City – land of the Colosseum, the Vatican, the Pantheon, the Trevi Fountain... and another historical relic: wine!


With a dining scene as vivid as its sights, we've picked out the best restaurants and wine bars in Rome. Wine lovers will find cool, natural wine bars, family-owned trattorias, Michelin-starred restaurants, and everything in between.


Curated by our sommelier ambassador in the Italian capital.

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  1. Interior of Michelin star Il Convivio restaurant, Rome Italy.

    Phone: +39 06 686 9432

    Address: Vicolo dei Soldati, 31, Roma

    Take a few steps from Piazza Navona, and you reach the front door of Il Convivio. With one Michelin star, it can be considered one of the most historical restaurants in the fine-dining scene of the Eternal City. Owned by the three Troiani brothers, it comprises four recently renovated rooms – four different environments with vaulted ceilings, dark parquet and table linens with a modern twist. With ancient paintings on the walls and vintage consoles, the ambience remains essential, classy, and intimate. Angelo Troiani's menu reflects great attention to raw materials. The ingredients are...

  2. La Pergola restaurant, Rome, Italy.

    Phone: +39 06 3509 2152

    Address: Via Alberto Cadlolo, 101, Roma

    La Pergola is an exceptional restaurant nestled on the top floor of the Roma Cavalieri, a Waldorf Astoria Hotel, with a terrace offering a breathtaking view of the city, beginning with the nearby dome of San Pietro. It is the only restaurant in Rome awarded with three Michelin stars. At the helm of culinary excellence is the world-renowned chef, Heinz Beck, whose brilliance shines through in every meticulously crafted dish. The restaurant's ambience exudes elegance with its classic decor, restyled with a modern lens by Studio Jouin Manku of Paris in 2024 but still featuring carpets, curtains...

  3. Il Pagliaccio restaurant, Rome, Italy.

    Phone: +39 06 6880 9595

    Address: Via dei Banchi Vecchi, 129/a, Roma

    Awarded with two Michelin stars, this venue consistently delivers a gastronomic experience that exceeds expectations. The location is on Via dei Banchi Vecchi, which offers a brief yet historically rich and beautiful walk into the heart of Rome's historic centre. The atmosphere is intimate and elegant, with a few tables arranged on a checkerboard floor, under a ceiling of exposed wooden beams. The combination of wood, iron, and soft lighting adds to the overall sense of elegance. Led by chef Anthony Genovese, who opened Il Pagliaccio 20 years ago after gaining extensive experience around the w...

  4. Imàgo Michelin star restaurant, Rome, Italy.

    Phone: +39 06 6993 4726

    Address: Piazza della Trinità dei Monti, 6, Roma

    Imàgo, the panoramic restaurant of the Hassler Hotel, is located in Piazza della Trinità dei Monti. Positioned atop the majestic staircase near Piazza di Spagna, its panoramic windows provide a stunning view of Rome at night. The restaurant holds one Michelin star, and here traditional flavours are artfully reimagined with inventive flair, featuring dishes that evolve with the seasons. Curated by the head sommelier Alessio Bricoli, the wine list starts with options by the glass and half bottles, and some pages later you'll find a big selection of Champagnes and even a dedicated chapter to Dom...

  5. Pipero restaurant, Rome, Italy.

    Phone: +39 06 6813 9022

    Address: Corso Vittorio Emanuele II, 250, Roma

    Located in the evocative context of Corso Vittorio Emanuele, a few steps from Castel Sant'Angelo, Pipero embodies the elegance and refinement of Italian haute cuisine. In Rome, Alessandro Pipero is considered an historic name, an ambassador of Italian dining excellence, and his restaurant welcomes its guests with a refined atmosphere, characterised by high ceilings, warm tones and modern design lamps. The walls are adorned with works by emerging contemporary artists, supported and hosted in periodic exhibitions. The interior design is a mix of classic appearance, with modern details and mater...

  6. Pipero restaurant, Rome, Italy.

    Phone: +39 06 687 3446

    Address: Via dei Prefetti, 15, Roma

    Gianfranco Achilli opened this restaurant in the 1970s, and it is located right behind the Italian Parliament. This explains the name. At the entrance, the display of wine bottles in the shop and bistro immediately emphasises the focus of the place: His Majesty, the Wine. The lunch menu here is more informal and approachable, yet equally refined. The restaurant has just over 20 seats, with an interior of wood, leather, mirrors and bottles. The kitchen is entrusted to the good Pierluigi Gallo, who joined Achilli after gaining experience in several Michelin-starred kitchens. He showcases his a...

  7. Rimessa Roscioli wine bar, Rome, Italy.

    Phone: +39 06 6880 3914

    Address: Via del Conservatorio, 58, Roma

    Rimessa Roscioli, a parallel project of the historic Salumeria Roscioli located a short walk away, is a welcoming and fun place where the main focus is clearly wine. Bottles line the walls, giving the impression that their stay on those shelves will be brief indeed. I love this area of ​​central Rome, bundled between Trastevere and Campo de' Fiori, with the picturesque Ponte Sisto in the middle providing a view of the Tiber Island. While the area is lively and frequented by tourists, Rimessa Roscioli is far from being a tourist trap. The menu is straightforward yet seasonal, offering a creati...

  8. Cul de Sac wine bar, Rome, Italy.

    Phone: +39 06 6880 1094

    Address: Piazza di Pasquino, 73, Roma

    Since the early 1900s, this place has been known as “Wines and Oils” to both locals and foreigners. However, since the 1970s, it has transformed, evolving into one of the capital's very first wine bars, conveniently located just a few steps from Piazza Navona. Today, it remains true to its origins, with the original marble butcher's counter still proudly displayed at the entrance, and it embraces its Roman identity by offering a menu centred around traditional specialities. The name itself, a clear nod to the venue's small and narrow dimensions, reflects its intimate atmosphere. The service is...

  9. Enoteca Verso wine bar, Rome, Italy.

    Phone: +39 06 7045 4326

    Address: Via Taranto, 38, Roma

    Enoteca Verso is located just outside the centre of Rome, two steps from the Basilica of San Giovanni in Laterano. A vibrant and refined environment adorned with warm colours, stone and brick walls and shelves brimming with bottles, Verso offers an enticing and flavourful menu. With an array of appetising aperitifs and traditional Roman first courses, there's something to satisfy every palate. The selection available by the glass comprises a few dozen bottles in constant rotation, but the true highlight is the extensive and well-organised wine list, boasting around 1,000 references. While Ita...

  10. Phone: +39 06 9944 8583

    Address: Via dei Banchi Vecchi, 14, Roma

    The street is that of Banchi Vecchi, right in front of the two-Michelin-star Il Pagliaccio. This family-run wine temple has likely seen millions of bottles opened within its walls, recently celebrating 40 years of service. Sergio and Anna, the owners, have preserved the legacy of the previous establishment, a “vini e olio” that once specialised in selling food and bulk wine, and still features the banner in front of the venue. The atmosphere is also familiar, and lively, surrounded by shelves adorned with bottles and frequented by celebrities from the worlds of culture and entertainment, who...

  11. La Mescita natural wine bar, Rome, Italy.

    Phone: +39 333 301 5847

    Address: Via Luigi Fincati, 44, Roma

    With its convivial and relaxed atmosphere, La Mescita (which translates to ‘the pouring’) stands out as one of the rising stars in the Roman scene for minimal intervention wines. Located in Garbatella, a historic and charming district, it sits directly across from the Teatro Palladium and is just a short walk from the Ostiense district, another hub of Rome's nightlife, boasting a multitude of venues thanks to the nearby university. There's no traditional wine list, but the shelves are adorned with numerous bottles, all fairly priced. Here, you'll discover wines from interesting producers. If...

  12. Vigneto wine bar, Rome, Italy.

    Phone: +39 06 2171 0136

    Address: Piazza dei Condottieri, 26/27, Roma

    Vigneto, which means ‘vineyard’ in Italian, also serves as a playful word pun on the Pigneto neighbourhood where this wine bar is situated. This area is young and multicultural, home to many students from the university who have contributed to making it one of the liveliest centres of the capital's nightlife in recent years. Known for its vibrant movida and good food, Vigneto distinguishes itself with its inviting atmosphere, offering a space to enjoy refined and interesting wine labels without any stress, particularly from connoisseur producers. The wine list is extensive and well-organise...

  13. Il Sorpasso restaurant and wine bar, Rome, Italy.

    Phone: +39 06 8902 4554

    Address: Via Properzio, 31/33, Roma

    Just a stone's throw from Vatican City, Il Sorpasso, already in its name (which means ‘the overtaking’), evokes a sense of movement and initiation into life. This sentiment is reflected in its rustic yet inviting and convivial environment, where a varied clientele, ranging from adventurous youngsters to seasoned professionals, gathers amidst stools at the counters and scattered tables both inside and outside the venue. Operating as both a restaurant and wine bar, one's appetite is immediately tempted by an exposed glass room showcasing cheeses and cured meats from various regions, promising r...