Hard Rock Cafè: It is located on Via Veneto and it offers classic burgers and cocktails while it hosts original memorabilia of some of the greatest American stars. It’s the perfect place to celebrate Thanksgiving or to watch the Superbowl.
Rome’s Non-Catholic Cemetery: this place is located in Testaccio district, Via Caio Cestio 6, and it is the final resting place of renowned artists and poets, such as Percy Shelley. It evokes the atmosphere of the grand cemetery parks of New York and Boston.
Historic American Bars: The homonymous cocktail made of Red Vermouth and Campari and the American coffee hold a place of honor in Roman bar culture. The “American coffee” became a habit for many Romans, due also to the presence of historic coffee shops, such as the Harry’s Bar (Via Vittorio Veneto 150) and the Jerry Thomas Speakeasy (Vicolo Cellini, 30), and the opening of international chains.
Bakery House: It is the famous bakery and cafè chain in shabby chic style, offering an intimate and welcoming atmosphere, where you can have breakfasts, lunches, dinners and the classic weekend brunches. (Via Crescenzio, 86 is one the most famous)
American Candy Corner: This shop specializes in American sweets and snacks, such as the famous Froot Loops cereals, Nerds Candy and Reese’s candy bars. (Via Albenga, 58)
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