A casual eatery and bar boasting of highly innovative local cuisine along with a spirit selection that will put the best of restaurants to shame, Enoteca Provincia Romana is one gem of a find in the heart of Rome. Although the menu is selective, the dishes offered are beautifully created and the presentation is well-executed. Directly facing the famous Trajan's column, the entire atmosphere of the restaurant is abuzz with infectious energy. Service is genuinely warm and helpful.

Named after the street it is located on, this enoteca has been delighting locals and visitors with a wonderful wine collection, since its establishment in 1979. This famous wine bar has a vast wine list that includes vintage wines and a quality international selection. They offer a tantalizing range of dishes to complement your choice of wine. Classic wine bar food with cheeses, pork meats and salads is an ideal preference. Finish your meal with a sinful dessert from their list.

Occupying what used to be the courtyard of the 16th-century Palazzo Medici Lante della Rovere, Casa Bleve focuses on lavish wine-and-dine. With the finest wine in town and gourmet lunch to cookies and desserts from Sicily, this is one place to visit if splurge is an option for you. Also do visit the wine cellar to take in the sights of the best brewed wine which is rented out for private events. Come to the Casa Bleve to sample some Italian delights and satiate your taste buds. Call ahead for more information and reservations.

Al Vino Al Vino is absolute heaven for lovers of wine, with so much variety that patrons have no option but to be satisfied. The selection comprises in excess of 500 varieties by the bottle, and there is ample choice even if you choose by the glass. Although you may get carried away by the vast assortment on offer, you must not forget to sample the distillati, including the whiskeys and grappa. Sicilian delicacies like eggplant parmigiana and caponata can be paired with your wine of choice.

If you are craving for some authentic Italian delicacies and Italian wines, Roscioli is definitely the place to be at. The ambiance is warm and intimate for a memorable time. Try anything from their pastas to the creamy pecorino cheese or the ricotta cheese and you sure will not be disappointed. The wine list is extensive that may leave you contemplating on which ones to try. They also offer their beautiful space for private events. For more information and reservations, call ahead.

Established with the aim of adding an 'American bar' to Rome's bar scene, Le Coppelle 52 has a diverse clientele, drawing everyone from locals to tourists. Situated just a short walk away from the Pantheon, this wine bar, with its snug armchairs and inviting red interior is a great place for an aperitivo, and apart from wines offers cocktails like the ginger mojito and kiwi caipiroska. You can also sit back and catch the live sporting action on the large TV.

Decorated in a rustic style and crammed with wine bottles, L'Angolo Divino is family-run in a polite and professional manner. This place houses an extensive wine list that includes French and Italian wines, as well as a selection of international labels. Delectable food that complements the wine collection is served during, both, lunch and dinner. Their menu includes vegetable pies, quiches, souffles and soups. If your knowledge on wine is not up-to-date, the friendly owner is always ready to help you make your choice.

With a collection of more than 1,500 labels of wines, sparkling wines and champagnes, Cul de Sac is the premier place in introducing the concept of wine bars. For wine lovers, this historic place is a must visit! The patio seating spots many theater celebrities and audiences gathering here to unwind. The Italian menu is extensive and irresistible. Try anything from the pastas, to the appetizers or duck ravioli, you sure will be delighted. To know more about their events, check their website or call ahead.

Girls looking to enjoy a night on the town are sure to love Femme, a wine and cocktail bar decked out in shades of pink, and offering a good selection of drinks and hors d'oeuvres. Happy Hour is a good time to drop by, for that is when you are sure to get some good deals, making your experience even more enjoyable.

A place sure to please even the most discerning of connoisseurs, Mimì e Cocò sets a wide array of wines before you. This wine bar stocks wines of many varieties, but there is a special focus on local ones. Not far from Piazza Navona, it also offers you a food menu to pair with your wine of choice; a pizza margherita tastes so much better when coupled with a Traminer. The outside seating area is a good place from where to observe the sights and sounds of the surrounding area.