Mazzo is a listening bar in San Lorenzo, Rome.
Editorially verified May 20, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
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.
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Address: Via degli Equi 62, 00185 Roma, Rome
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 selected DJ station, vinyl wall and a private courtyard.
TipDay-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 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.
TipVintage leather sofas, low lounge tables; the room fills by 22:00 on weekends so book ahead. Live sets typically run Thursday through Saturday.
Bar San Calisto has run on a Trastevere square a corner from Piazza Santa Maria since 1969, with prices stuck in another decade, scuffed tables spilling into the piazza and a regular crowd of locals, students and old-timers that holds the room past midnight.
TipPay at the cash register first then redeem the receipt at the bar. The piazza tables are the seats to get; arrive before 22:00 on weekends.
Ma Che Siete Venuti a Fa runs a tiny standing room on Via Benedetta near the Tiber, with a rotating draft list that swings between Italian craft microbreweries and a small Loverbeer-heavy bottle fridge, and a crowd that spills onto the street most nights.
TipThe room holds maybe fifteen people; the line outside is the room. Ask the bartender what's new on tap, the list changes weekly.
Open Baladin opened on Via degli Specchi in the Regola district in 2009 as the flagship of the Baladin brewery's Roman push, with around 40 taps, more than 100 Italian craft labels in bottle and a kitchen that runs gourmet burgers and beer-braised plates.
TipThe bar runs continuously through service so you can drop in for a beer at 18:00 or eat dinner at 22:00. The fatate fries with homemade ketchup are a regular order.
La Vineria, the Reggio family's century-old enoteca, sits in the middle of Campo de' Fiori with cheap glasses at the inside counter, a wider outside markup and a piazza-side crowd that locks down the square through the late hours.
TipA glass at the inside bar is the deal; tables on the piazza carry a markup for the view. The kitchen is short, eat first elsewhere.
