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Welcome to ROME, home to some of the BEST Italian food in ITALY. ROMA is packed with tons of traditional Italian dishes and Italian street food, but today we are showing you something new: the BEST porchetta in ITALY found just outside of Rome, in the hills of ARICCIA!
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In this episode, we went to the hills of Ariccia, a town famous for its porchetta (slow roasted pork). We met Pierro, who has one of the BEST porchetta shops in all of Italy. He showed us how and where his porchetta is made, at the centuries-old Leoni Randolfo porchetta factory. We saw the process from start to finish. The porchetta here only uses 4 ingredients: rosemary, dried garlic, salt and pepper. It is then slow roasted for several hours to perfection, before being shipped to local shops, still fresh out of the oven. We then go to Pierro’s shop in Trastevere: La Norcineria de Iacozzilli, to sample his famous meats. It was so delicious!
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MOST INSANE Street Food Tour of Italy w/ @vincenzosplate - BONANZA Italian Food ADVENTURE!!!
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Street Food in Italy is Amazing! Thanks to @vincenzosplate for bringing us for this incredible street food tour around Abruzzo, Italy!
Today, we're going for a FULL ON street food adventure with @vincenzosplate through Pescara, Italy, a region famous for truffles and delicious Italian street food!
Vincenzo is bringing us to 6 amazing Italian food locations!
First up, Vincenzo is bringing us to try some Italian specialties at Alla Chitarra Antica, a famous shop run by the Italian food king himself, Chef Claudio. He prepared for us some amazing Italian pasta, ravioli, fried cheese, and more!
And next up, Vincenzo is bringing us to his childhood gelato place, a spot that makes all the gelato and flavours from the beginning, a true delicacy worth trying.
Shop name: Slurp Gelateria Spoltore
And next up, Vincenzo is bringing us out on a drive to Campli, a region famous for truffles and Porchetta. First, we tried an amazing porchetta roast pork sandwich at Macelleria Foco, and then went for a 7 course truffle meal!
Truffle degustation restaurant: Ristorane Il Tubero d'oro
And then, before the final Italian seafood feast, Vincenzo is inviting us to his home for famous Italian skewers, Arrosticini.
And to finish up the day, Vincenzo is bringing us to the most beautiful seaside restaurant, a UNESCO Italian restaurant and food, Trabocco Sasso della cajana.
The Italian food in this video was amazing!!!
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The Best Pork Sandwich in Italy - Street Food - Rome Italy 2022
ITALY, Rome: Rome is famous for her beef but the Roman also love a good pork chop. So do I! So come along as I wander the streets of Rome capital in search of Italy's finest #pork sandwich.
Welcome to ROME, home to some of the BEST Italian food in ITALY. ROMA is packed with tons of traditional Italian dishes and Italian street food,
Today we will go to the famous Porchetteria in Rome which is called Porchetteria La rinascita, in Via Del Governo Vecchio 89/90. They have different types of sandwiches like:
Classico, Norcino, Assisano, Spagnolo, Origini, Romanesco. There are Also Two Cutting Boards Small And The Big One, which includes: pork, prosciutto, salami, Cheese, Lonzia and Bread.
All products in the shop come from the city of Umbria which is famous for its pork and wonderful wines and beers
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The Best Pork Sandwich in Italy - Street Food - Rome Italy 2023
ITALY, Rome: The Roman love a good pork Sandwich. So do I! So come along as I wander the streets of Rome capital in search of Italy's finest #pork sandwich.
Welcome to ROME, home to some of the BEST Italian food in ITALY. ROMA is packed with tons of traditional Italian dishes and Italian street food,
Today we will go to the famous Porchetteria in Rome which is called Porchetteria La rinascita, in Via Del Governo Vecchio 89/90. They have different types of sandwiches like:
Classico, Norcino, Assisano, Spagnolo, Origini, Romanesco. There are Also Two Cutting Boards Small And The Big One, which includes: pork, prosciutto, salami, Cheese, Lonza and Bread.
All products in the shop come from the city of Umbria which is famous for its pork and wonderful wines and beers
Why This Sandwich Shop Is Florence's Most Legendary Street Eat | Legendary Eats
All'Antico Vinaio is a must-try when visiting Florence. The shop is in the heart of the city center, just minutes away from Piazza della Signoria. Sandwiches are made with a local bread called schiacciata. The shop has an endless selection of cold cuts, cheese, and homemade creams like the truffle cream and the artichoke cream.
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EXTREME Street food in Sicily, Italy - PALERMO FOOD HEAVEN - Street food market in Sicily, Italy
Street food in Sicily, Italy - Today, I will take you on an Extreme street food tour in Palermo to eat the best food in Sicily, Italy.
To start our street food tour in Sicily, Italy, we went to a local patisserie inside a monastery that makes the best Sicilian cannoli in Palermo.
To continue our street food tour in Sicily, Italy, we went to the most extreme street food market in Palermo, Ballaro' market.
Inside the market, we had the most extreme and insanely delicious street food in Palermo, Sicily.
We had steamed octopus, a sandwich with Frittola and Stigghiola.
Moving on with our street food tour in Sicily, Italy, we couldn't miss the famous massive Arancini stuffed with ragu'.
To continue our street food tour in Sicily, Italy, we went for something pretty extreme, Pani ca meusa, the most iconic sandwich in Palermo.
To end our street food tour in Sicily, Italy, we went to a small village restaurant to eat some delicious Sicilian seafood pasta.
Hope you enjoyed this video featuring Extreme street food in Sicily, Italy.
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1-La Dolceria di Santa Caterina
2-Mercato di Ballaro
3-Bar Touring
4-Pani câ Meusa – Porta Carbone
5-Trattoria Di Giannino Cesarino
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This is THE BEST ITALIAN FOOD in Rome, Italy! The number one reason why I traveled to Italy was to try out all the amazing Italian food!
From the best Roman pizza to pasta, this video will show you all the Italian food that you NEED to try when in Rome. Plus, it will give you an idea of which restaurants you need to eat at!
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Welcome to the delicious capital of the world: ITALY!! ???????? This is the beginning of our massive Italian street food tour across Italy!
We are starting our food tour in the capital of Italy - ROME! In this video, we are showing you Rome’s BEST street foods and classics dishes. We will be showing you pizza by the slice, cannoli, Spritz, deep fried cod (filetto di baccala) with a special anchovies salad (insalata gallinella), real Roman pizzas, and a traditional Roman Grattachecca.
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1. Forno Campo de' Fiori Roma (pizza by weight)
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4.40 € (USD $5.20)
2. I Dolci di Nonna Vincenza (espresso, cannolo)
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5.40 € (USD $6.41)
3. Tropical bar (Aperol Spritz)
- Spritz
5 € (USD $5.93)
4. Dar Filettaro a Santa Barbara (fried salted cod, anchovies salad)
- Filetto di baccala
6 € (USD $7.12)
- Insalata gallinella
6 € (USD $7.12)
5. Ai Marmi (pizza)
- Prosciutto pizza
9.80 € (USD $11.63)
- Quattro formaggi pizza
9.8 € (USD $11.63)
- House Wine (1L)
8.80 € (USD $10.44)
6. Alla Fonte d'Oro - Grattachecca dal 1913 (Italian shaved ice)
- Lemon and coconut grattachecca 3.50 € (USD $4.15)
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This was my favourite when we visited Italy. It tastes like Lechon in a sandwich.
Street Food in Italy - FLORENCE'S #1 PANINI at All'antico Vinaio + ITALIAN STREET FOOD in Tuscany!
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We are taking you to FLORENCE, the capital of Tuscany in ITALY. The city of art, culture and… STREET FOOD. Italian street food and traditional dishes can be found throughout the alleyways of Firenze and today we are showing you the BEST places to eat while you’re here.
We are starting our day at the Mercato Centrale Firenze to sample Florence’s most famous street food: Lampredotto (4 EURO), a sandwich stuffed with beef stomach. We wash it down with a cheap cafe espresso (1 EURO) after exploring the traditional market. We explore some of the beautiful city before heading to Trattoria Sergio Gozzi for a Florentine lunch. We order Tortellacci (8 EURO), Ravioli (8 EURO), and tender Peposo (10.5 EURO) and leave feeling extremely happy and full. We continue exploring the gorgeous architecture of Florence including the Basilica of Santa Maria Novella. Hungry agin, we go to Osteria All’Antico Vinaio for their world-famous PANINI! Most of the menu is 5 euro and you can choose between many meats, cheeses and spreads. Make sure to go on an empty stomach because they are MASSIVE! To end our HUGE street food tour, we wash it all down with a creamy gelato (3 EURO), yum!
We hope you enjoyed. Let us know what you thought looked the most delicious, and stay tuned for our next STREET FOOD tour from Italy because we are going to ROME!
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Lampredotto - Nerbone in the Mercato Centrale
Cafe - Cafe Bambi
Lunch - Trattoria Sergio Gozzi
Panini - Osteria All’Antico Vinaio
Gelato - Gelateria Dei Neri
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La porchetta di Ariccia e a pranzo in una fraschetta - Viaggio nel Lazio - Ep. 3
Dopo la fantastica cena stellata da Sintesi ( siamo ancora ad Ariccia per assaggiare la sua leggendaria porchetta!
Ovviamente non potevamo non fermarci a pranzo in una fraschetta!
E per sgrassare abbiamo anche fatto una passeggiatina per le vie di Rocca di Papa!
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01:47 La porchetta de L'Antico Grottino
03:28 La porchetta di Diana Aricina
05:33 Le fraschette
06:47 Pranzo all'Osteria Dar Matriciano
09:55 Rocca di Papa
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Eating SOUTH TYROLEAN FOOD in Italian Dolomites ???????? (IS THIS EVEN ITALY?!)
Welcome back to Italy! ???????? Instead of street food, we are showing you the BEST food to eat when you visit the Dolomites, in South Tyrol. This area is very close to the Austrian border, so their cuisine reflects that, which you won’t find anywhere else in Italy!
We are taking you to Seceda, an incredible mountain with breathtaking views. Many tourists come here for hiking, paragliding, skiing or retreats, but we’re here for the Tyrolean food!
To get there, you will need to take a gondola and cable car, which will take you to the most famous sightseeing spot. The ride round trip is 35 euro per person. Once you get there, you can start exploring along the many hiking trails.
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If you hike down, you’ll find the restaurant Troier Hütte, which specializes in farm to table food. A must try is their cheese and speck board. Their speck is smoked locally and is amazing! We also had a speck dumpling soup and beers. A perfect meal after hiking around.
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The next day, we visited Lago di Carezza. This is just a short hike around a turquoise lake surrounded by massive mountains!
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We then drove to Bolzano, a beautiful city influenced by Bavarian Baroque architecture. We walked through the narrow streets and old squares to get to Franziskanerstuben for more Tyrolean food. We ordered the classic Wiener Schnitzel and Apple Strudel.
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We travelled around this region by rental car which is one of the best and most convenient ways to explore the Dolomites!
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ITALIAN STREET FOOD in Tuscany ???????? 1.5kg Florentine Steak + PANINI INSANITY in Siena, Italy!!
This is Siena, an ancient Tuscan town which has become a UNESCO World Heritage site. It has a ton of amazing things to offer… One of which being DELICIOUS ITALIAN STREET FOOD!
For breakfast, we went deep into Siena’s historical centre to Gino Cacino di Angelo for their famous paninis. We ordered their eggplant specialty panino, and their porchetta panino. It was a perfect breakfast! You can also order amazing charcuterie boards and a wide variety of Italian wines. After a little sightseeing around the medieval squares, we stopped at a local caffe for a double espresso (doppio espresso). For lunch, we went to a super local “hole-in-the-wall” restaurant called Osteria Il Grattacielo dal 1840. For lunch here, there is no menu and you order either the “cold” lunch (Tuscan cured meats & cheeses) or the “hot” lunch (pasta). We both opted for the hot lunch, and had two different kinds of tagliatelle - one with pesto and the other with pomodoro and cheese. We washed it all down with the house wine, which was the best wine we had in all of Italy. For dessert we tried a unique treat called Cantucci e Vin Santo. The cantucci is essentially biscotti and Vin Santo is a strong, sweet wine. They pair by dipping the cantucci into the vin santo, which was surprisingly good!
Since it was our last day in Italy, we popped into a traditional wine shop called Cantina in Piazza and picked out several bottles of Tuscany and Italian wines to bring home. After a short break, we drove outside the city of Siena to the countryside of Tuscany. There, we went to a restaurant that specializes in Bistecca alla Fiorentina. This massive chunk of steak is seared on high heat briefly and is served shortly after almost raw. You can choose different types of beef, whether you prefer bone in/out and how many KGs you would like. We also ordered their risotto, since we didn’t have the chance to try it in Milan.
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Sicilian Street Food in Palermo ???????? CRAZY Italian BBQ + HUGE Arancini in Sicily!!
In this episode, we’re in Sicily! Sicily is a massive island in the south of Italy, the largest island in the Mediterranean! Our first stop on our journey across this culturally rich island is the capital city, Palermo! The ancient city of Palermo is home to some amazing and unique foods, which we will be showing you in today’s video.
We start the day with Granita with a Brioche, a very typical Sicilian breakfast. We highly recommend trying the “Granita di caffe e panna” which is Coffee and Panna, and the “Granita ai frutti di bosco” which is a mixed berry with panna. The brioche was light and fluffy!
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Next, we venture into the Ballàro Market, the crowded and chaotic market in the heart of Palermo. We got to see all of the in-season produce from the agriculturally-rich Sicilian countryside. We also stopped at a street food stall serving all kinds of Sicilian street foods. We wanted to try their massive arancini, deep fried rice balls that are stuffed with ragu. This snack was so big, it could be considered a whole meal!
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We still had more food in Palermo that we wanted to try, so we made our way to the Vucciria Market. We found a local bakery to pick up Sfincione, which is Sicilian pizza. What makes it different from other Italian pizza is the use of Sicilian ingredients like anchovies, strong cheese, onions and herbs. It’s also served on a rectangular crust. We sat down the market’s bar to eat the Sfincione and enjoy it with a glass of Italian beer.
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Before taking an afternoon siesta, we had one more street food to try. We went to 'Nni Franco U'Vastiddaru for the famous Pani câ meusa. This is a veal spleen and lung sandwich, served street side. There was also cheese topped on the offal. The texture was good but unfortunately, the sandwich lacked any flavours.
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In the evening, we wanted to have a full Sicilian spread for dinner. We went to the traditional Osteria Al Ferro Di Cavallo. Their menu is full of Sicilian specialties, and we managed to pick out some dishes we wanted to try. We ordered “Pasta Sarde e finocchietto” (Sardine & Fennel pasta), “Pasta alla Norma” (Sicilian Pasta with eggplant, marinara, and basil), “Involtino di Carne” (Meat Roll), “Insalata Sicilian” (Sicilian Salad), the most amazing Cannolo for dessert and their house wine to drink.
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Don’t worry, we have a lot MORE Sicilian street food to try in the next episode!!! Stay tuned and make sure you’re subscribed so that you never miss an episode from our Italian Food series! Thanks for watching Chopstick Travel!
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ROMAN STREET FOOD TOUR
ROMAN STREET FOOD TOUR
You know what they say, Rome is where the heart is...or something like that :)
We love Italian Food and we love Street Food. So on our latest trip to Rome, after already seeing the major sights we decided to explore with our bellies instead of our eyes!
We made of our very own Roman Street Food DIY Tour. It was a fantastic way to explore the real heart of Rome and venture out into the neighbourhood. Better yet, for a day, we lived like Roman's :)
Food Tour of Rome, Italy
The beautiful Rome, as seen by the food. This isn't so much as a food tour as it is a compilation of my favorite spots as I toured through the Eternal City. Many of these fine dining establishments are in the Spagna district of Rome, as we stayed up by Piazza del Popolo, but the tour also brings us to Felice, an off-the-beaten-path very nice ristorante where we got what I may say was our best meal in Rome. It was recommended by a friend who lives there local.
Pizza. Don't know how much pizza I ate while I was in Rome, but you'll get a good idea when you follow along in this video. The first night in Rome? Pizza (and lasagna). The second day in Rome? Pizza. Lunch? Pizza. Dinner? Pizza. Breakfast? Leftover pizza. Haha, you'll see plenty of it in this video, along with fresh fish, baked goods, meat, cheese, and everything else that is perfect about the food in Rome.
Some of the restaurants in Rome we visited, including some great street food:
Canova - (funny enough, I saw this place on an episode of 'Friends' while I was watching the series for the first time during Covid lockdowns. VFC was like Been there, done that. Ah yeah.
Antica Osteria Croce - a very nice family run restaurant in the Spagna district. Food was excellent, service even better and they even accommodated VFC stopping in for a late-night glass of wine while they closed up.
Ristorante Angelino ai Fiori - enjoyed my birthday lunch/dinner here, just down the road from the Colosseum of Rome. Exquisite outdoor dining and the food was very, very fantastic! You can also hear much of the street entertainment from here, where the street performers perform by the Roman Forum.
Grano Frutta e Farina Bakery - Best pizza. Also near the Spagna district, the pizza pies are oven-cooked in a sheet, then cut with scissors when you tell them how much you want. The crisp on the bottom, the taste - absolutely loved this place. Could eat every meal here every day. Ah yeah.
Acquasalata Fish & Lounge - Just down the road from the Grano Frutta, you can enjoy a full meal here - or a pizza. I did both, but mostly I would stop by for a glass of wine at night after walking miles touring the beautiful and historic city during the day.
Taverna del Corso - An excellent little tavern on the Via del Corso. Pizza (of course) and other Italian food delicacies. I tried the lasagna and a beer.
Tonnarello - in the quaint little area of Trastavere, this place was awesome. The food was delicious, pasta served in little pans, I loved it. Stacks of mozzarella in the caprese salad, calamari was great - but the pasta. Ah yeah. Trastavere is a hip area of Rome, definitely take a walk through and eat there, but I'm not sure I would stay. Not necessarily within walking distance of everything, stay in the main areas of Rome and Uber or taxi over to Trastavere.
Da Felice e testaccio - Recommended by a friend living and working local, this was an awesome fine dining experience. The food was so, so good. Cooked to perfection. The wine recommendation was excellent. Best meal in Rome, for us. At the time this place had plans to open a restaurant in New York City, as well, but I wonder if Covid put a stop - or pause - on those plans.
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[022] Welcome to Roma (+ Vatican)! Home to some of the finest foods we've ever eaten. From pizza to pasta, gelato to fine wine they have it all! We had the best time making pasta with Emanuel. We met our favourite street cats and tried authentic porchetta in Ariccia.
Pasta course with Emanuel Faini
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The Best Food We Ate in Italy | Our Recommendations ????????
Join us on our whirlwind food tour of Italy - the glorious land of pizza, pasta and wine!
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Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
00:40 - Pizzeria Scaligeri's - Sirmione
01:36 - Home Cooking - Milan
02:06 - Pandenus - Milan
02:46 - Osteria Antica Casa Torre - Florence
03:19 - Ristorante Daria - Monticchiello
04:32 - Tuscan-style Breakfast
04:56 - Barabba in White - Cinque Terre
05:30 - La Carbonara - Rome
06:29 - Da Pasqualino - Naples
07:26 - Outro
ROME FOOD TOUR | Trastevere Neighborhood
Vlog 57, Country #12- Italy
Hello Out of Towner's! In this video we go on the Hidden Roman Food Tour in the Trastevere neighborhood in Rome. We visit 4 different local eateries and sample true Roman Italian dishes. What was the best thing you ate in Italy?!
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