Many of you like to stop by here at Aglio, Olio e Peperoncino for recipes, or to hear the latest news on the sweet (and sometimes bittersweet) life in Italy. Some like to keep up with my freelance writing, and therefore are familiar with my column "In Cucina" I pen for The American Magazine in Italia, or my lifestyle correspondent-work for The Travel Belles, or the pieces I've done for other online press. In most of these, I like to share lists. I love lists, I'm a list maniac, I think I suffer from an acute form of list-fetish.
Over the years I have also shared lists of favorite restaurants and places to eat in Rome on this blog as well. And I've collected all these lists, divided by topic on a where to eat page. It has its own tab at the top of this blog, under the masthead.
If you trust my opinion, or are simply looking for a personal list of tried and tested, say– vegetarian restaurants, or gluten-free kitchens, or simply an inspirational index of favorite pastry shops, pizza joints, gelaterias, cafes and such, you can head over to the mother of all lists, and click on the various listed links to be redirected to the specific article.
If you have any suggestions for future lists you'd like to see here, please leave them in the comment box below, and I will take all requests into serious consideration. You know me and lists.
I appreciate the effort you have put into this list... I'm pinning it for later!!
ReplyDeleteGreat! I'm happy you find it useful :) Ciao
DeleteI love your lists! As a former resident of Rome, I really enjoy armchair traveling with your reports. I think a list of Roman restaurants with good/great wine lists would be very welcome. In my experience the house wine is generally fine for ordinary meals, but when you go for something special you might want to step it up. Just an idea . .
ReplyDeleteThanks, Anonymous for your great suggestion! I will start working on a list of restaurants with great wine lists immediately!!
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