Incredible Pizza, Espresso, Fall-Apart Tender Oxtail, and Vatican City Attractions - ROME, ITALY
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Date: 2019-08-19
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PandemoniumMeltDown
I consider it an insult or cheer expression of incompetence or whatnot I-hate-my-job-and-don't-give-a-rat-arse attitude translating into don't ever eat there, what they did to you with this fried artichoke serving. They should've asked you if you had eaten this before and told you that, even thought it looks amazing like a eat-me-all-now thing, that unless you are a beaver who usually eat trees for a living, the outer shell is not edible, like a wooden chair or spoon but looks more palatable. There is also a strange not so secret thing that says, if your time is too valuable or you're too important to take proper care of your customers when you serve food, make sure everything in the plate can be eaten. Still, people should hint a waiter that they've never eaten something before or ask how to eat something, assuming you speak the language: ( One could get seriously hurt.
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I consider it an insult or cheer expression of incompetence or whatnot I-hate-my-job-and-don't-give-a-rat-arse attitude translating into don't ever eat there, what they did to you with this fried artichoke serving. They should've asked you if you had eaten this before and told you that, even thought it looks amazing like a eat-me-all-now thing, that unless you are a beaver who usually eat trees for a living, the outer shell is not edible, like a wooden chair or spoon but looks more palatable. There is also a strange not so secret thing that says, if your time is too valuable or you're too important to take proper care of your customers when you serve food, make sure everything in the plate can be eaten. Still, people should hint a waiter that they've never eaten something before or ask how to eat something, assuming you speak the language: ( One could get seriously hurt.
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D M
Hi - just a clarification note. The dome of St Peters is not Michelangelos design. After his death, his spherical design was scrapped by the new architect, Giacomo Della Porta, in favour of a much more elliptically shaped dome. Oh - and if you come back to Rome, why not try the Romans boozy coffee - the Caffe Corretto - with brandy (al brandy) or with anise liqueur (alla Sambuca. It is guaranteed to grow Roman hairs on your chest
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Hi - just a clarification note. The dome of St Peters is not Michelangelos design. After his death, his spherical design was scrapped by the new architect, Giacomo Della Porta, in favour of a much more elliptically shaped dome. Oh - and if you come back to Rome, why not try the Romans boozy coffee - the Caffe Corretto - with brandy (al brandy) or with anise liqueur (alla Sambuca. It is guaranteed to grow Roman hairs on your chest
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Aces Cher
Awwwe Mark your Wife Ying is sooo Adorable and your both Grandest Married Couple on here Thank you soo much for your wonderful videos and now with handsome son Mikah your most Beautiful Family, hes such a Sweetheart Keep these videos coming very much Enjoy and Love how you Explain everything you see and when you eating and very Honest you areBig tight Huggs to all 3 of you
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Awwwe Mark your Wife Ying is sooo Adorable and your both Grandest Married Couple on here Thank you soo much for your wonderful videos and now with handsome son Mikah your most Beautiful Family, hes such a Sweetheart Keep these videos coming very much Enjoy and Love how you Explain everything you see and when you eating and very Honest you areBig tight Huggs to all 3 of you
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Bill Admond
I think that Nonna Betta restaurant was expensive also the menu was nothing typical Roman. You need to ask local people where to experience the real culture as there are just too many restaurants in Rome where you can eat the true traditional dishes. But beautiful video and TOP experience as usual from you, thanks for sharing.
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I think that Nonna Betta restaurant was expensive also the menu was nothing typical Roman. You need to ask local people where to experience the real culture as there are just too many restaurants in Rome where you can eat the true traditional dishes. But beautiful video and TOP experience as usual from you, thanks for sharing.
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Rosemary Archer
Hi Mark me again I live on a Island in Galveston Texas just watching your Rome Italy video. You know Mark you're a blessed man you got a beautiful wife you're a handsome guy and you take yourself and her all over the world like you do teaching us all about great food and amazing places. Thanks
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Hi Mark me again I live on a Island in Galveston Texas just watching your Rome Italy video. You know Mark you're a blessed man you got a beautiful wife you're a handsome guy and you take yourself and her all over the world like you do teaching us all about great food and amazing places. Thanks
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Braschi Giovanni Angelo
I'm sure that an American experiencing the real Roman food has never tasted it before, becouse the italian-american cuisine nothing (really nothing) has to do with the local one (chiken parmigiana? What? spaghetti & meatballs? what? and so on. they have in USA fake italian recipes.
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I'm sure that an American experiencing the real Roman food has never tasted it before, becouse the italian-american cuisine nothing (really nothing) has to do with the local one (chiken parmigiana? What? spaghetti & meatballs? what? and so on. they have in USA fake italian recipes.
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Alex
Come to Naples - I'm British but I live near Napoli and you have to try the pizza from the birthplace of pizza and spaghetti alle vongole/lupini - and the sunsets here - I've lived in so many countries but I've never seen sunsets as beautiful as those from Vesuvius to Capri/Naples
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Come to Naples - I'm British but I live near Napoli and you have to try the pizza from the birthplace of pizza and spaghetti alle vongole/lupini - and the sunsets here - I've lived in so many countries but I've never seen sunsets as beautiful as those from Vesuvius to Capri/Naples
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Ioana Cristina Axinte Muka
I would recommend you Tuscany. Just land in Florence and then drive to Chianti. You will have an extraordinary culinary experience, and you will taste great wines Make a reservation to Malborghetto di Lecchi, and enjoy food from Simone, which is a great Chef
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I would recommend you Tuscany. Just land in Florence and then drive to Chianti. You will have an extraordinary culinary experience, and you will taste great wines Make a reservation to Malborghetto di Lecchi, and enjoy food from Simone, which is a great Chef
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Peter Wong
You have the best job in the whole, you just travel and go around almost at every town/city on earth enjoy eating every known recipes or cuisine. Wonderful Just keep on doing it. And may be you may also try doing what Andrew Zimmerman on bizarre food etc.
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You have the best job in the whole, you just travel and go around almost at every town/city on earth enjoy eating every known recipes or cuisine. Wonderful Just keep on doing it. And may be you may also try doing what Andrew Zimmerman on bizarre food etc.
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