Sorry, these are very average touristic places you ate at so nobody should be taking it as advice. I do like All’Antico Vinaio, but there are many good places like this and it’s only worth it if you don’t have to wait more than about 15 minutes for a sandwich
the queue for All'Antico wasn't too long for me so I was ok with it. And yes it's my first time in the city so naturally I'd go for the most basic attractions (: What local recommendations would you give if I were to go again?
@@terestarworld, Of course, I have tons of recommendations, as I keep a place in Prati and spend part of the year in Roma. There’s no point in giving you some list now unless you’ll be back this year, but what I will say is that I noted you went to Da Fortunata (a very touristy place only famous because of social media) when within a few minutes walking you have Roscioli (also touristy, but known in Roma to have amongst the best quality products), Luciano’s (one of the most famous places for Carbonara in the city), La Pollarola (well liked alongst Romans for a variety of dishes), and Pierluigi (one of the best seafood restaurants in the city).
Thank you for ur recommendations! Even not for me, others stumbling on this video will find it very useful! Osteria da fortunata was great but I don't think I'll ever do that queue again 🙈🙈
@@terestarworld, Da Fortunata is considered to be an average quality restaurant in Roma. I’ve eaten there once when it was possible to walk right in, but it makes no sense to queue for hours like many tourists do when you can have better food by just making a reservation a week or so in advance.
Miss Italy 🥲🥲🥲
Me too😭
So pretty 🎉 hope to visit one day too!
thank you! you'll have so much fun (:
HAHAHAH I LOOK SO UPSET IN ALL MY APPEARANCES HAHAHAHA
more only when there is food HAHAHAH
HAHA what no ure so cute ((:
The trees are "Umbrella Pines". Aren't they distinctive?
thanks for giving it a name! I love seeing them around the city they look so cute
Sorry, these are very average touristic places you ate at so nobody should be taking it as advice. I do like All’Antico Vinaio, but there are many good places like this and it’s only worth it if you don’t have to wait more than about 15 minutes for a sandwich
the queue for All'Antico wasn't too long for me so I was ok with it. And yes it's my first time in the city so naturally I'd go for the most basic attractions (: What local recommendations would you give if I were to go again?
@@terestarworld, Of course, I have tons of recommendations, as I keep a place in Prati and spend part of the year in Roma. There’s no point in giving you some list now unless you’ll be back this year, but what I will say is that I noted you went to Da Fortunata (a very touristy place only famous because of social media) when within a few minutes walking you have Roscioli (also touristy, but known in Roma to have amongst the best quality products), Luciano’s (one of the most famous places for Carbonara in the city), La Pollarola (well liked alongst Romans for a variety of dishes), and Pierluigi (one of the best seafood restaurants in the city).
Thank you for ur recommendations! Even not for me, others stumbling on this video will find it very useful! Osteria da fortunata was great but I don't think I'll ever do that queue again 🙈🙈
@@terestarworld, Da Fortunata is considered to be an average quality restaurant in Roma. I’ve eaten there once when it was possible to walk right in, but it makes no sense to queue for hours like many tourists do when you can have better food by just making a reservation a week or so in advance.
Truly missing out 🥲