Enoteca U. Giuliani

Rom, Italien

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+39 06 4436 2844
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Via Solferino, 8, Rom, Italien, 00185
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Umliegende Haltestellen öffentlicher Verkehrsmittel
60 mVolturno
90 mVolturno/Gaeta
170 mIndipendenza
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1 Bewertung zu Enoteca U. Giuliani

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Rating des Ortes: 3
Buffalo, NY
Our order: Pizza salami, aqua
While I can understand the negative undertone of the last review, you (said reader) have to realize that Rome is an Italian city that widely caters to tourists. Naturally, the food you order in the area, around the Vatican and the Colosseum, will be catered to the taste of the visitors. I’d suggest going to a less popular tourist attraction or further from the city if you want a taste of what Italians truly eat
Pros
+ Location: in the vicinity of several hotels. There’s also a supermarket (Conad) nearby. Its also a walk away from the Termini station
+ Price: reasonable. We got a pizza which was a good snack among two along with two drinks (~€ 10 total).
Cons
— I would’ve liked to sit on the patio to enjoy the weather but it was occupied by smokers. What can you do.
Also, make note that tipping is not customarily a practice that Italians do. Save yourself a € or 2 :)