Fantastic food, incredible wine, great service and really friendly people from the neighborhood dropping in. Everything we ordered was great, and affordable. We wandered in our first night for a glass of wine, and came back twice for dinner. Memorable on so many levels! More

the food was nice yet the service was horrible, the waiter sat us down on a table which he didnt bother cleaning, we had to ask him to clean it yet he ignore us.its abit price for what they offer, and the place could need a bit of dust of and cleaning More

Fun atmosphere and good service. portions are big and we over ordered. None of the food is great but it all seemed ok. The anti pasta misto was good and the wine. Ui More

Some people may be confused, like we were, but the real name is Antica Enoteca and the address is Via della Croce, 76b. It is a very short walk from the Spagna metro stop (right by the Spanish Steps). Even though this restaurant was right near some great tourist stops, the prices did not reflect that! The prices were very... More

Discovered this lovely bar/restaurant whilst on a Six Nations Rugby trip to Rome several years ago & on three subsequent Rome visits I have called there. It is less than five minutes walk from the Spanish Steps. Whilst interior is dark it has a rural Italian taverna atmosphere and food/drink are of very good quality at reasonable prices. It is... More

It was one of many enotecas we stopped by that evening and it was definitely the best one. It looks like it's a very trendy place with mainly local people. The decor was great, vveryone was nice and the service was good. The selection of wines was impressive but a bit pricey. Unquestionably Enoteca Antica had a great vibe More

Nice place with a good ambiance near the Spanish Steps. We had a very nice fish (with patatoes), a marvelous gnocchi of the day and a tiramisu. I would not recommend the Greek Salad, the feta cheese was awful. However, the rest of the food and wine was very nice and the staff was cheerful. On my next visit to... More

This is a great little bar if you are looking for a typical entoeca to experience while in Rome. It's in a picturesque area.. the Spanish Steps, which also makes the walk there and home just a little bit sweeter. Very cozy, this is a place which is traditional Italian. It's old-style, dimly lit, and offers cheese and meat places,... More

My wife and I visited Rome in May 2011. We went to Enoteca Antica early in our trip and ended up going back a second time, because it was so good. We had wonderful wine, caprese and the best carbonara either of us have ever had. I believe we read about the restaurant in Rick Steves' Rome 2011 guidebook, but... More