Zighiri

I explain to her how things happened, the girl with the piercing as she says is a professional person who doesn't look at the customer badly because she doesn't speak Italian but for the simple fact that the blackboard with the menu on …I explain to her how things happened, the girl with the piercing as she says is a professional person who doesn't look at the customer badly because she doesn't speak Italian but for the simple fact that the blackboard with the menu on display repeatedly fell due to the wind. The tomato bruschettas have fresh cut tomatoes so yes, they can fall off as they are not attached to the bruschetta. You were not set up because you expressly did not want to pay the covers, which are 2 euros per person. This review makes no sense. Have a nice holidayMore