Vino e vinili Roma

In Regola, in the streets separating Piazza Navona from Campo de’ Fiori, Vino e vinili Roma is a small enoteca. Bottles to take out line the shelves, and next to them sit crates of records that customers flip through and put on the turntable while they drink. The wines come largely from modest-sized estates working organically or naturally, and most can be drunk on the spot or bought to take home. The feel is close and slightly bohemian, with regulars on stools, and on certain nights the room also hosts music played live and readings.

This enoteca also sells bottles to take out, so leave with a natural wine for later: the shelves are stocked for exactly that, with labels from small estates farming organically or naturally, ready to be carried home. Before going, look at what the bar announces online about its pop-up evenings: the music and readings happen only on some nights, so it is the way to know whether such a night falls on the evening you plan to visit.