Pretty good, I must admit. The roast lamb, a Roman specialty, is wonderful. The house wines are awful. A bottle of Gianpaolo Paglia's Guazza (Ansonica, Vermentino) was lovely and a bargain at 16€.
We are sitting here at the table, watching the crowd and listening to the celebrations of Israel Memorial Day. The kids are draped in Israeli flags and the band just ceased playing the Top 10 of world Zionism, I guess. A lot of energy and fun. I've seen the same 4 guys, I swear, walking up and down wearing yarmulkes.
Strong police presence. Overtime for talking on the cell phone. Tutto il mondo e' paese. "People are people."
This is mad nice.
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Vicino a Giggetto è ottima pure la Taverna del Ghetto. E costa meno!
Take a look: http://www.tommasofarina.com/2008/patrimonigolosi/365/il-re-del-ghetto-ha-la-sua-taverna-sua-maesta-il-carciofo
Posted by: Tommaso Farina | May 08, 2008 at 09:20 AM
Close to Gigetto and la taverna del ghetto, there is also Sora Lella, more expensive but the food is far better than both above mentionned restaurants :-P
Posted by: sigrid | May 08, 2008 at 02:30 PM
The food wasn't so great but we greatly enjoyed the big street party. Rome has a lot of energy, especially last night. Wonderful.
Just landed in NY. And are my arms tired!
Posted by: terence | May 08, 2008 at 05:10 PM
T,
get the well needed rest..
couldn't wait to see all the photos and read all about your recent adventure in Italy..
i'll be waiting..
Posted by: Ronald | May 09, 2008 at 06:33 AM
After a slow start this morning, Ronald, I promise to upload pix and start posting like crazy over the next couple of days.
Later!
Posted by: TH | May 09, 2008 at 09:23 AM
What can I say? Thank you for supporting the business... ;-)
Posted by: gianpaolo | May 09, 2008 at 11:16 AM
Il piacere era il nostro.
And it's nice to get a Tuscan white with some character!
Posted by: TH | May 09, 2008 at 11:18 AM