Funky pedestrian hipster strip
Pigneto
Pasolini's working-class quarter turned hipster pedestrian strip of natural wine and multicultural kitchens.
Pasolini's old working-class quarter, immortalised in Accattone, has become Rome's hipster pedestrian strip: natural-wine bars, third-wave coffee and a multicultural cluster of kitchens along the Isola Pedonale of Via del Pigneto. Necci dal 1924, where the director once held court, still anchors the scene. Funky and convivial, it is the visitor's find-the-new-thing arc, where the city's experimental energy is most concentrated.
Highlights
Isola Pedonale of Via del Pigneto Necci dal 1924 Natural-wine bars Third-wave coffee Multicultural eateries
8 places
3 Categories
Cafe
2 places
Necci dal 1924 Cafe
Historic All Day Garden Patio
Fax Factory Cafe
Specialty Coffee Third Wave Design Led
Bar
4 places
Co.So Cocktail & Social Bar
Cocktails Design Led Inventive
Club Spirito Bar
Speakeasy Cocktails Hidden Entrance
Bottiglieria Pigneto Bar
Enoteca Belle Epoque All Day
Birra+ Bar
Craft Beer Bottle Shop Knowledgeable
Restaurant
2 places
Va.Do al Pigneto Restaurant
Creative Seasonal Design Led
Mesob Restaurant
Ethiopian Multicultural Vegetarian Friendly