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Foxxy BAugust 5, 2017Has an oddly "corrupt" feel to it: fat regulars in their booths yelling into phones while managers dote over them; other guests sit waiting for overpriced drinks while fruit flies buzz around the bar.
Claudio BarbarescoOctober 2, 2011You cannot miss out on the tea ritual... By 'Damman Frères'! |Non potete perdervi il rituale del tè... Targato "Damman Frères! Read more
Every night at 1900 they pop a bottle of great champagne with a sword and then pass around glasses for all guests seated in the cafe/bar. Lots of fun!
Don't miss the Sabering Ritual every evening at 7 p.m.
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Reflecting the Belle Époque glory of the hotel's lobby, the remodeled Le Grand Bar was named the best bar in Rome by Newsweek magazine. Among the best known bar in Rome, Le Grand Bar has become the place to enjoy a signature Bloodymary, or indulge in a champagne ritual.
Open until 1:00 AM (Show more)
- Mon–Sun
- 7:00 AM–1:00 AM
+39 06 4709 2736
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Outdoor Seating
No
Food & Drink
Menus
Happy Hour
Drinks
Full Bar, Cocktails
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