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In Florence, Il Parione and Boccanegra both had great Florentine steak and pasta. Acquacotta is a bit off the beaten path with good pasta and

Posted by pmb (aka pmb) Nov 1 '24, 12:33

ZaZa, which is a bit more touristy was still really good. In Rome the place we ate multiple times was Tratorria de Pietro al Pantheon. It is right near the Pantheon with a strip of restaurants all around it, but it's the least assuming one without people hawking for you to come in. The truffle spaghetti is amazing, but so were the other pastas. Also for lunch, All Antico Vinaio is really great. Lines are insane (and there are now outlets in New York, Las Vegas and I think LA, but it's really good).

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Bookmarking, thanks! -- nm - loosilu Nov 1, 12:34 2
- It was funny, on our last night of the trip we were back in Rome after being in Puglia for 4 days. We had a super early flight the next morning so we - pmb Nov 1, 12:43 1
  - Seriously, it's good to know the right spot in that area. -- nm - loosilu Nov 1, 12:48

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In Florence, Il Parione and Boccanegra both had great Florentine steak and pasta. Acquacotta is a bit off the beaten path with good pasta and

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