Giulia Ferri
Trained in Alba and spent six years at a Michelin-starred enoteca in Florence before coming home to Rome.
“The best bottle is the one you open with friends.”
Sommelier Giulia Ferri and chef Matteo Rinaldi opened Vino Notte in 2012 in an old wine shop on Via dei Fiori.
Somewhere with good bottles open, a kitchen that stays on late and nobody hurrying you home. Fourteen years on, the shelves are fuller and the table is longer, but the idea has not changed.
Trained in Alba and spent six years at a Michelin-starred enoteca in Florence before coming home to Rome.
“The best bottle is the one you open with friends.”
Grew up in his grandmother's kitchen in Testaccio, then cooked in Bologna, Naples and London.
“I cook what I'd want to eat with a glass of wine.”
We open with 60 bottles, 18 seats and a two-ring stove.
A real forno arrives. So does the pizza bianca.
Six tables on the cobbles of Via dei Fiori.
Named one of Rome's ten best wine bars.
Book the dining room, a stool at the bar or a spot on the terrace. Walk-ins always welcome for aperitivo.