La Civetta sul Comò — Restaurant in Rome

Out of all places I've visited in Rome this place has to be the highlight of my vacation.

You owe it to yourself to give this location a visit if you're a boardgame enthusiast as it has every game imaginable on this earth, and are organized in such a manner so the employees can pinpoint the exact thing you want to play. There is also a section of boardgames that contain rules in English if you don't speak Italian.

When it comes to food and beverages you can choose from a wide variety of products including savory stuff such as chips, peanuts, sandwiches but they also have sweets. As for the drinks, you can get beer, water and from what I've seen they also have a bar where you can order cocktails.

The atmosphere was incredible and the employees were extremely hospitable with us. We'd like to thank Marco for recommending us what to play and having a talk with us about plenty of stuff.

I will definitely make sure to visit this place again if I end up visiting Rome...

The place is awesome because the variety of games you can pick is literally endless. Be sure to get here as early as you can cause it tends to get crowded pretty early. There's a minimum of 5€ consummation on weekends, I heard it's less on weekdays but I haven't tried yet. It's not the first place of this kind I went to and one thing I didn't like is the size of both food and drinks: elsewhere sandwiches are bigger, if not double the size compared to those served here (though they make quite few unique sandwiches that it's hard to find elsewhere and they're really good). So expect to eat at least 2 or 3 sandwiches if you're hungry, cuz one surely won't be enough. Same for drinks, the one I took there I got half the quantity of similar...

I've been to Rome for a month and visited this place once or twice weekly, and from the first visit onwards I saw no reason to check any other board game club in Rome.

They have a large collection of games available to play, though admittedly those in English are, while still plenty, but a fraction of the games they have there. And not all games are language dependant, so you're certainly going to find something that suits you.

They have good beers and good food, and while I've mostly interacted with Marco (if I wrote his name right) all of the staff are welcoming and friendly.

tl;dr Just visit the...