Alcazar Live

Alcazar Live has brought a big city vibe to Rome's ever-changing nightlife scene in the venue that formerly housed a cinema. When the independent cinema closed in 2016, Alcazar, owners Luca Carinici and Imelda Lapardhaja have done a great job keeping the cultural spirit of the place alive with their motto: "Where cinema comes to life". The multipurpose space now acts as a bar, live music venue, nightclub, and somewhere you can still catch a film screening.

Start with a red shrimp carpaccio or the first dish like pasta with raspberry wild boar meat sauce or the traditional Roman amatriciana sauce. Anything from succulent pork belly with lentils, fennel, and orange to salmon with crème fraiche and hibiscus might be served as the main course. The menu is innovative without being over the top and the intimate setting with low lighting is ideal for a pre-show dinner or dance downstairs.