(6 Via Capo d'Africa in Rome, Italy)

Maud in Rome is bar, art gallery, and restaurant all rolled into one sleek, glamorous package. Locat...ed not two steps from the Coliseum down a charming street in the Celio quarter, Maud has a vivacious buzz that attracts artistic types and social butterflies. They adore the minimalist chic with a playful edge – everything at eye level is whiter than white, from the witty button-tufted high-backed banquettes and bar to the walls, highly-style light fittings and scribble place settings. The pale and interesting tones make a perfect backdrop to the changing array of modern art and the vibrant people adorning the venue. The menu is turbo-charged, innovative Italian (though Thursday is sushi night) with dishes like Iberian prosciutto with melon in port in a parmesan basket, tagliatelle in Chianti sauce with salsiccia and fennel, fillet of Argentinean steak in Barolo and pecorino sauce with sautéed potatoes, and ginger millefeuille with hot chocolate sauce. Interestingly, the water menu is even more international than the wine list, and both are worth exploration. This intriguing restaurant with its serious party ambience would be a very cool, in-the-know location for corporate or private entertaining. Upon arrival, please inform the restaurant that your booking was made via toptable. Opening hours: Tue - Sun 7pm - 2am Monday closed all day Maud has a mineral water menu [moreless]

(14 Via De'Nari in Rome, Italy)

Eating while lying down has an illustrious history in Rome, it just took the madly hip supperclub gr...oup from Amsterdam to bring it into the 21st century and back to its rightful home. Expect all your senses to be titillated in this combo restaurant, club, performance venue and bar. As you’re lying back on your white bed in the Baroque Room, it’s not enough to just wait for Heidi to begin her semi-naked Butho dance and poetry declamation. You’re expected to get up and get a bit wild yourself. Performances are different every night – the staff come from art schools and DJ hotspots all over Europe and creativity is the heart of the enterprise. Staff have been known to wear, oh, rubber aprons. And codpieces. Sample menus include dishes like red turnip and fennel gaspacho with smoked salmon, lamb stuffed with truffle and red cabbage and carrots julienne, and a wild card like a traditional Sicilian dessert. A beautiful, uninhibited crowd peoples this unique spot. You will take your shoes off. From there on, it’s up to you... Upon arrival, please inform the restaurant that your booking was made via toptable. PLEASE NOTE THAT THERE IS ONLY 1 SITTING AT SUPPERCLUB, and a unique 4 course meal is served for 70 Euros per person + supperclub's CD nr 1. Guests are expected to arrive at around 8:30, and dinner will be served at 9:00. On arrival, please inform the restaurant that your booking was made via toptable. A credit card is required for bookings of 6 people or more, absolutely no money will be charged to your card, except in the case of late cancellations. A fee of 20€ per person will be charged for a cancellation within 24 hrs or for a no show. Opening hours: Mon - Tues & Thurs - Sun 8:30pm - 3:30am Wed: closed all day [moreless]

(2 Foro Traiano in Rome, Italy)

Since 1880, Taberna Ulpia restaurant in Rome has been serving traditional Roman food to the great an...d the good, ordinary Romans, and even the not-so-good – Mussolini was a customer. Oldest restaurant in town? We’d bet our euros on it. It overlooks the Trajan Market, a magnificent archeological site, the Capitol, and the monument to Emmanuel Victor II. Taberna Ulpia itself is set in a 17th century palazzo right on the ruins of a basilica built to honour the goddess Ulpia in the second century. The mezzanine level rooms have a terrific view, especially from the terrace. This is why you came to Rome, isn’t it? A great favourite for corporate entertaining, Taberna Ulpia specializes in formal service in an informal setting. The rooms are traditionally decorated and connect to the basilica below, where archeological treasures are displayed. The menu features all the traditional Roman favourites, with fine service. This is a huge, popular place and a national monument. Upon arrival, please inform the restaurant that your booking was made via toptable. A credit card is required to reserve a table, if there is availability - this is simply to secure your booking, absolutely no money will be charged to the card except in the case of late cancellations. A fee of 20€ per person will be charged for a cancellation within 1 day or for a no show Opening hours: Apr - Nov: Mon - Sat 11am - 11pmDec - Mar: Mon - Sat 10:15am - 3pm & 7pm - 11pm Sun: closed all day [moreless]