The Best Natural Wine Restaurants in Rome

Evolving the Italian cuisine. Fresh ingredients from the market in Rome and in good company. Two tattooed brothers show that it is possible to evolve the Italian cuisine without making it stupid. Ingredients are fresh from the market in good company.

This tiny and cozy place is located in the heart of Trastevere, natural wines and good food are the focus of this wine bar.There are many wine bars in Rome, but L'Antidoto plays another league.Flaviano the owner, was the first to start a series of pop up dinners, inviting chefs from all over the world. In my opinion, a real and unique experience, tasting natural wines and amazing food. A touch of European approach in one of the most beautiful districts of Rome.

Natural wine and punk will never die! From a printing shop to a wine bar, is not a fairy tail, it’s Bar Bozza! Located close to the Law Department of a roman univeristy you will find an amazing corner of happiness for your thirst of natural wine. Bar Bozza just opened one year ago in Ostiense and this new born was a breath of fresh air in the urban hood of Ostiense.You’ll be guide by Cecilia and Mauro, choose the right wine for you will be very easy and you’ll be fascinated by their selection from all around the world.Fabio, the chef, with his global experience prepares great dishes to satisfy your hunger and create a perfect combination with their wines. Funky, a little bit punk and time will flies whit them, for sure, you’ll be amazed by the informal and warm atmosphere that Bar Bozza perfeclty create! Cheers up and stay Bozza!

Nice vibe, natural wines, small plates, perfect for aperitivoLittle spot just in front of Circo Massimo, with a beautiful international vibe. Wide selection of natural wines, with a nice outdoor space. Beautifully executed small plates, just perfect for aperitivo. If you are lucky enough, they sometimes have their smash burger on the menu, the best I have ever tried in Rome. Makes you feel like you are in NYC, while you are looking at the Circo Massimo.

Italian fine dining which to my liking has way too often a slight 80s gourmet feel – meaning the food, the plating and the decoration. Luckily the scene is slowly changing. One of the more positive examples is Per Me, a stylish small place in a quiet street, 200m from crowded Campo dei Fiori, holding one Michelin star (normally almost a bad sign in Italy ;). Giulio Terrinoni´s place specializes in fresh fish with refreshingly subtle creative touches. Tasteful small terrace and a wine list specializing in organic and even natural wines is a plus. From Monday to Saturday, there is also a cheaper lunch menu revolving around “tappis”, Terrinoni’s homage to Spanish tapas.

Modern Trattoria in RomeExcellent modern trattoria run by a super young team serving offal, pasta and other traditional Roman dishes. Great wine list too. Highly recommend the starter of rabbit offal and the Amatriciana pasta!