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Added by Jopie, at 14 October 2016
Opening Hours
- Monday 6:30 PM – 2:00 AM
- Tuesday 6:30 PM – 2:00 AM
- Wednesday 6:30 PM – 2:00 AM
- Thursday 6:30 PM – 2:00 AM
- Friday 6:30 PM – 2:00 AM
- Saturday 6:30 PM – 2:00 AM
- Sunday 6:30 PM – 2:00 AM
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10 Reviews
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17 December 2017
Great place for Aperitivo. The food is really good and so are the cocktails. For €8 you can get a cocktail and unlimited food like rice, bread and hummus, a little bit of pasta and some other stuff it is a great snack. Just make sure you get a reservation beforehand so you get a good table.
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08 December 2017
Great place to have a drink or two, from cocktails with film titles to some beers. Aperitivo is the best, you can choose between a lot of dishes and they're all yummy. Prices are reasonable. From Thursday it's full of young people. The only bad thing is the loud volume of music, but it's modern and great.
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03 December 2017
Went for aperitivo on Saturday. Nice food and great atmosphere. Good value for money
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27 November 2017
Great bar! Perfect for aperitivo! Cocktails are creative and so good! The all you can eat buffet is delicious and vegetarian! (Also good for vegans).
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07 August 2017
Cocktails are very reasonable and amazing, then comes the free vegi buffet - I can't get over how great the food was. Get there early (6:30pm) or book an outside table for the best views and atmosphere. The apothecary themed bar is exquisitely detailed and the bar tenders can make a mean drink. Salty dog or dirty gin Martini are highly recommended.
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25 April 2017
One of the best places for Aperitivo in Rome. The quality of the food is very good and it's tasty. Very little or no meat available at all. Very likely that you won't find a seat/table but there's a lot of room in the stairs and around.
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23 April 2017
Very high hip factor at this mostly Italian locals millennial after-work crowd (although the secret is getting out to tourists from the Lonely Planet book). Translated "Breaks and Clutches," Frenzi e Frizone is set up high along the river just after Ponte Sisto and Piazza Trilussa, at the gateway to Trastevere. Combined gritty garage feel contrasts a glitzy bar and an inviting vegetarian apertivo spread.
There is a sprawling open area piazza for seating -- at a table or casually along the ledges overlooking the adjacent alley. High energy bartenders with showy preparation of traditonal bitters martinis. Great people watching and one of the funnest apertivo venues in the city. Opens at 6:30pm. The ordering process can be a bit stressful. It begins by paying all the way to the left of the bar at the register and awaiting a bartender's attention with your receipt (same as any bar in Rome -- have 1 or 2 euros tip visible). If you don't know what you want, the regulars behind you in line can get impatient. Overall, do not miss this cool hot spot!response / report this review -
11 April 2017
My favourite aperitivo in Rome. Great food. The food nearly all vegetarian and very well made. Good enough that even non vegetarians are sure to be happy. The drink selection is incredible and the bartenders will even whip up some secret drinks that aren't on the menu, with their trademark flair.
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28 March 2017
Awesome vegetarian-friendly food for the price of a great (and strong!) drink. The servers are friendly and attentive. The crowd is young but not particularly loud.
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21 October 2016
I want to NOT like this place. Beautiful waitresses and bartenders with an edge. Cool clientele. But the drinks are awesome. Their aperitivo hour(s) is amazinggreat (free) is buffet of food to go along with an already good drink. £8-10 drink average, with lots of love put into each cocktail.
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