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Hopster BirreriaB+Worth Trying
Via Gentile da Mogliano, 154, 00176 Roma RM, Italy
· Pub, Beer garden, Beer hall
· 4.6/5 Google (157 reviews)
Reservations · Takeout · Outdoor seating
Neighborhood craft-beer bar with rotating taps, friendly owner-led service, and simple Roman-leaning bar bites at fair prices.
Why it gets a B+ for overall quality
Hopster Birreria delivers exceptional service hospitality and reliable execution that exceed typical neighborhood bar standards, anchored by solid bar-food quality and a thoughtfully curated rotating tap program. The welcoming neighborhood setting and strong local loyalty reflect genuine community appeal, though the modest culinary scope and compact space prevent it from reaching higher distinction. A dependable local favorite that executes its concept with care and warmth.
Restaurant Summary
Set on a quiet Pigneto side street, Hopster Birreria feels like a locals’ living room with warm, owner-led hospitality and rotating taps. One guest summed it up: "It felt like home, with spot-on beer suggestions." Expect a relaxed, neighborhood vibe rather than a party scene, plus a few quirky touches like those colorful bathroom lights. The cooking leans classic bar fare with Roman cues—think pulled pork panini, pastrami bagels, polpette al sugo, and simple sides. It is not flashy or fusion-forward; instead it is consistent, pairing-friendly food that supports the beer program. Regulars praise the ever-changing draught list and staff who steer you to the right pour. Families can do fine here earlier in the evening. Kids who like simple sandwiches and meatballs will find friendly options, and sides like cicoria or broccoli keep it straightforward. There is no explicit kids menu, but the casual setting and approachable dishes make it low-stress for parents.
At a Glance
- Friendly, knowledgeable staff and owner who guide beer choices
- Rotating craft taps with strong selection
- Fair prices with many food items at €7
- Small space; peak times may feel tight
- Food is classic bar fare, not for seekers of culinary fireworks
What Sets It Apart
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What People Love
- Home-like welcome from the owner and staff
- Rotating taps that always offer something new
- Pulled pork and pastrami bagel sandwiches
- Calm side-street atmosphere away from the bustle
Points of Concern
- Space can be small; outdoor area helps but fills up
- Food is simple pub-style; not a destination for experimental cuisine
- Occasional traveler price surprise on specialty beers; ask before ordering higher-ABV or rare pours
Service & Dining Experience
Service StyleTable Service
Average Cost€18-24 per person
ReservationsRecommended
What to Order
- Pair the Pulled Pork (€7) with a malty amber or a hoppy pale to balance richness.
- Try Zuppa di Ceci (€7) with a crisp pilsner for a lighter, traditional combo.
- Add Cicoria Ripassata (€4) to cut through richer sandwiches.
Perfect For
- Casual beers with a couple of quality bites
- Solo pint and a sandwich at the counter or table
- Low-key meetups in a neighborhood setting
- Beer lovers exploring Rome beyond the center
Location Insights
Area: Creative, residential Pigneto side street with local vibe; relaxed, neighborhood-oriented hangout.
Safety: Per reviews, quiet surroundings and late opening; feels comfortable for evening visits.
Nearby: Near Pigneto nightlife but tucked away; convenient for locals, trainees, and visitors staying nearby.
Monteverde VecchioMonteverde Vecchio is characterized by its peaceful, village-like atmosphere with tree-lined streets and historic villas. The dining scene here is casual and local, featuring traditional Roman trattorias and small cafes that cater primarily to residents rather than tourists. It is a safe and community-oriented area with a relaxed social vibe.
Practical Information
Opening Hours
Monday18:00–02:00
Tuesday18:00–02:00
Wednesday18:00–02:00
Thursday18:00–02:00
Friday18:00–02:00
Saturday18:00–02:00
Sunday18:00–02:00
Available: Reservations, Takeout, Outdoor seating
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