4 listening bars in Rome, editor-picked by TableJourney. All Rome nightlife.
33 Giri ★ 4.7
Borgo · Via del Falco 37, 00193 Roma
33 Giri opened in Borgo Pio with a curated library of 2,500 vinyl records, a turntable pair and a precision sound system tuned by local audiophiles, programmed by DJ and producer Carlo Scordo with sisters Andrea, Michela and Federica Mercuri running the floor.
Tip: Reservation required via booking@33giriroma.it; the room is small and books a single seating per evening. The wine list leans toward small natural producers.
Mazzo ★ 4.5
San Lorenzo · Via degli Equi 62, 00185 Roma
Mazzo reopened in San Lorenzo in 2023 as the second act of Francesca Barreca and Marco Baccanelli's Centocelle original, a listening trattoria with sound-absorbing panels, a wide vinyl rotation and a separate vineria bar that opens an hour before the dining room.
Tip: The vineria opens at 18:00 with half plates and bar snacks, no reservation needed; the main room takes one seating per evening with bookings via the site. Wine list is short and natural-leaning.
Frisson ★ 4.5
Pigneto · Via Alberto da Giussano 37, 00176 Roma
Frisson moved to a Pigneto address in December 2025 for its fourth anniversary, running an all-day room that starts with bakery coffee, evolves into an aperitivo and turns into a listening bar after 19:00 with a curated DJ station, vinyl wall and a private courtyard.
Tip: Day-time bakery and coffee, evening aperitivo with chef Leopoldo Di Martino's small plates, then the listening room. The courtyard is the seat in summer.
Blackmarket Hall ★ 4.4
Monti · Via dei Ciancaleoni 31, 00184 Roma
Blackmarket Hall runs a multi-level Monti room dressed like the lobby of an early-1900s grand hotel, with bar manager Simone Scapigliati's signature cocktail programme paired with live jazz, soul and R&B nights spread across the week.
Tip: Vintage leather sofas, low lounge tables; the room fills by 22:00 on weekends so book ahead. Live sets typically run Thursday through Saturday.