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Grazie
I'm From Africa – Rwanda I love Italy at high level
Me I normally eat pizza 🍕 from Italian restaurants here in Africa because I trust their pizza 🍕 they're the best
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I've been in Perugia last year and i had good food but there is no lasagne in Umbria. I'm Swiss so we have enough italian food and we have one canton (Ticino) speaking only Italian. In Ticino we have grottos. 😉
We will be spending 1 month in the Palermo District of Sicily next May, this information will be very helpful. Also, this past July I did receive my US/Italian dual citizenship.
Always ask where the locals eat. That's the key.
Yeah, I was standing in a piazza in Trapani and this guy walked by me with a plate of food that smelled really good. When I asked where he got it he pointed to a small door in an alley. Yup, I went in and found the most outstanding involtini and arancino of my trip.
Fantastico, sono giapponese e sto preparando il mio primo viaggio a Roma, grazie per l'ottimo consiglio!
Great video! Thanks. Two of the best places we found were random and located in a small town that happened to be on the way to a place we were going. The prices were 1/2 of what we paid in the tourist areas, the food was amazing and the staff as friendly and helpful as possible.
buonGiorno! going to tuscany very soon . I will let you know what happened when i return. xo
Just right in time! I’m going to Italy in 2 days (first time) and your video is super useful ❤
My family is traveling to Italy next week. Thank you for these tips! It's our first time in Italy but we'll try to play it smart!
On my way to Rome in a week or two. Thank you for the heads up. x
Could you describe what an "Osteria" is?
Thanks for the tips. I'm going to Lake Como in a few weeks, can't wait to eat some authentic Italian food!
Buon consiglio! Grazie Valentina.
Posso fare una domanda? Dovremmo prenotare una tavola per il pranzo domenicale al ristorante?
Un anno fa ho mangiato in una trattoria siciliana a Milano che è dieci minuti dalla stazione centrale.
Frutti di mare lì sono molto buoni.
Hai ragione. Non posso trovare ristorante buono vicino al stazione. Anche non posso nella Corea.
Se sto morendo di fame, posso trovare il cibo nella stazione…se penso che non c'è una altra scelta…
Please correct me if there is anything wrong. Grazie mille. 🙂
How about " Osteria" ? What can I expect there?