19 THINGS NOT TO DO AS A TOURIST IN ITALY (Part II) - Watch Before You Visit Italy I Italy Travel

[@claudiograssi1037]

An italian here. I am a capuccino lover and I can drink it at any time and nowadays none will be surpized. What is still a "sin", a big "don't" is to drink capuccino during lunch.

[@ArnoldToporowski]

agree, I’ve never had a problem ordering a cappuccino after dinner in Italy

[@kathirice2058]

Thank you

[@lynnebattaglia-triggs1042]

I hate beer. I have had red wine with pizza in Italy and no one fainted.

[@glenda9730]

I just got back from my first time trip in Rome this week. We went for two weeks (11-19 thru 12-3) it was an amazing time to go. We did all the things in Rome, plus went to Naples and Pompeii. The weather was perfect, not to crowded, just amazing. We even got to go to a sermon giving by the Pope. Your tricks and tips were so helpful, thank you.

[@StayFabulousTL]

Wow! What a trip! I am so happy that you had such a wonderful time and got to experience so many things. Thank you for sharing.

[@ranik.4443]

I am coming in 2 weeks… so excited 🎉

[@slbarron4]

Hi, we are going in Oct, how far in advance should we make restaurant reservations. Also do you have favorite one?

[@michaelneitzel5634]

Where did you stay and how did y

[@maobfh]

@@slbarron4How was your trip?

[@emanuelevezzaro7039]

I'm italian and I eat the pizza with a good wine :-)

[@meg11555]

Your videos are so informative! I'm planning on going to Rome & Florence next year and they've been so helpful with planning!

[@StayFabulousTL]

I am so happy to hear that! Thank you

[@deepbluehue3]

Yes ! When I was in Napoli ... You really get a sense of that ' Living everyday like it's your last ' mentality ... ~ Living in the shadow of a volcano ... ~ Exemplified by the seemingly seemingly chaotic TRAFFIC behavior ... The rule there if you are trying to cross the road is you just gain eye contact with the person in the car so you know you can cross ... It's quite the same with any line of people in a store ( more in the South ) ... There seems to be no sense of fair lines as we are used to living in america . .. often there is NO LINE ... it's just a cluster of people ... Just act like you can't wait , you're in a hurry , you have to go .. Everyone .. especially in the South acts like the house is on fire and they have to be in the front of the line .. I noticed this most in the airport from London to Napoli ... The departing flight was announced all the Neapolitans just crowded in a big mass at the gate ; no line ! Not wrong ... just cultural difference . Just good to know what to expect !

[@ranik.4443]

Helpful.. I will be there in two weeks

[@roxym.3933]

I can’t wait to go … i being planing my trip to italy for one entire year … my longest vacation ever 😅 6 weeks

[@StayFabulousTL]

Have the most wonderful time!

[@StayFabulousTL]

As promised, here is part II ;) Happy travels, fabulous!

[@lynnebattaglia-triggs1042]

We have most produce types available year round in metropolitan areas.

[@LiveLoveLaugh22]

What ate some budget friendly restaurants, delis and supermarkets you recommend?

[@johanmolin3213]

Interesting! We have visited Italy almost yearly for the last 25 years, so most things you told about were quite familiar. That thing about not drinking wine with pizza was a new one for me though. Not that we eat very much pizza when in Italy - there are so many other fabulous dishes to enjoy. And yes - lovely little town of Montepulciano in Toscana, with its fabulous Vino Nobile! Quite as good as Brunello in my view! Cheers from Sweden!

[@StayFabulousTL]

Thank you for sharing! Much love to Sweden!

[@ArnoldToporowski]

yes, I’ve never had a problem ordering wine with pizza in Italy either

[@RoseC1209]

Your videos are very helpful btw. Thanks for what you do! Rose

[@StayFabulousTL]

My pleasure Rose🙏

[@fc436]

It is always generalized between north and south. it is true that in Italy motorists stop much less than abroad at the pedestrian crossings. But there is a huge difference between center-south-/north/ear north. Under Rome driving is wild, at third world levels .. in the north it is almost normal .. And I assure you that in Val d'Aosta, Upper Lombardy, Upper Piedmont, Veneto, Trentino Alto Adige Friuli Venezia Giulia, the rules of the road are respected a lot.

[@carlogambacurta548]

i am here by mistake but i have listened to you.well you express a natural sympathy which is very pleasant and coupled wih both simplicity and competence.i really appreciate both you and what you said.maybe i will look for more complicated countries.hope to meet you aigain.

[@larrypicard8802]

I live in Ecuador and you have to be VERY careful crossing the street.

[@claudiadeleon3526]

Great video as usual! Love the Italian pharmacy series! Thank you.

[@StayFabulousTL]

Yay! More to come!

[@cynthiatravelingqueen9095]

your videos are awesome thanks for sharing safe travels

[@StayFabulousTL]

My pleasure! Thank YOU

[@rj-jl5nv]

I watched a few of your videos. I like your minimalist style (no heavy duty makeup), but still elegant in the way you dress. And your videos are to the point, without the uncalled-for, useless babbling.

[@StayFabulousTL]

Thank you so much

[@toddboothbee1361]

Does the Appian Way in Rome require booking?

[@agl6441]

If the tables are inside, most times you can take the coffe - or whatever - at the bar stand after having already paid and just brig the stuff yourself to the table and sit. The thing you're paying extra is not actually the table but the time of the waiter that will serve you if you sit, so if you serve yourself you can actually just sit. Just FWI. Great video tho! Cheers!

[@StayFabulousTL]

Unfortunately, you can do it only at self-service places.

[@PatrickFurey-r1t]

Thanks for tips I'm going to Italy June ☺️

[@StayFabulousTL]

Have a wonderful trip!

[@lucar.923]

😱🤦‍♂

[@michaelneitzel5634]

OK my wife and I are STILL laughing at your comment about "NO cheese on fish and NO ketchup on pizza" or your waiter will have a heart attack!! HILARIOUS!! And guess what-NOBODY is going to forget your advice either!!! GREAT video!!

[@StayFabulousTL]

Haha! Thank you guys! Hope you found this video equally useful and entertaining. Much love from Rome!

[@andreascala2663]

@@StayFabulousTL i'm from Roma and i'm pretty sure that you with your advice and warnings regarding crossing and driving in Rome have saved the lives of many tourists

[@andreascala2663]

i'm from Rome and if you care about the health of your waiter you don't even have to order pizza with pineapple...please please please don't do that!

[@michaelneitzel5634]

No worries we are NOT gonna order pizza with pineapple!! @@andreascala2663

[@Mauricio0911]

I will go to Italy next July, I already bought my airplane tickets. I will be viisting Firenze, Milano, lago di como Cinqueterre, Rome, Venice, Sienna , Luca,Pisa. And plus I will traveling on a cruise on the greek islands 9 days. I am very excited and I will go to Meteora too. TU ERES MUY BELLA. I LOVE your tips. I will be following them in my next trip on July

[@StayFabulousTL]

Wow! What a trip you have planned! Italy and Greece are the perfect travel combo.

[@gabrielesantucci6189]

Firenze Milano lago di Como 5 Terre Roma Venezia Siena Lucca Pisa...how long is your vacation? One year?🤯 ahahaha 😂👍

[@Mauricio0911]

@@gabrielesantucci6189 Ciao Gabriele, I will be visiting these cities during 15 days. In venize, I will expense 3 nights, one day I have a tour for visiting Dolomites. Two days, visiting Venize. Two nights in Milano, one day from Milano I will go by train to lago di Como and same day I will come back to Milano. 3 nights in Florence, I have a tour full day to Cinqueterre from florence, one day it will be only for walking in Firenze. Another day , a tour from Firenze to go to Luca, Sienna and san Gimniano. One night in Verona and two nights for Rome. Before Italy, I have cruise for sailing on Aegean see, seven islands. And I will go to Meteora too and of course Acropolis in Athens, eleven nights in Greece. From Mexico I fly to Madrid, and after to Athens. When the cruise ends, I will fly to Milano

[@Mauricio0911]

when I have my final agenda, I will share with you🤩

[@magiadeleon9221]

Is it true that in some restaurants or cafeterias they make you pay an extra fee for the use of a fork and knive?

[@StayFabulousTL]

Never heard of it. Most places have a cover charge "coperto", but not a specific charge for a fork and knife.

[@alex182618]

Do they have chicken parmigiana?

[@janmondragon444]

so the traffic and pedestrian rules are the same in italy as they are in new york I see

[@jonglaser4468]

Thanks for all the tips...YOu are so enthusiastic..I love it...I think I will order cheese and ketchup on my fish..LOL!

[@StayFabulousTL]

Hahaha! Thank you Jon. And let me know how that order goes🤣

[@jonglaser4468]

@@StayFabulousTL hahaha. I actually saw a commercial here ang the girl dipped her pizza in ranch dressing. Yuck!

[@CrystalRicotta]

lol the Rose 🌹

[@elizabetht5859]

Planning on visiting Rome , florence and venice in early March. How cold is it and what kind of clothes do I need to take.

[@StayFabulousTL]

For early March usually you still need mainly winter clothes, like a nice coat, sweaters, boots, etc. I go into great details in this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/pHXMkJlphdCLpLc

[@mollymckenna3497]

Can you recommend some stylish comfortable shoes for walking All the time

[@consuelobettinelli9746]

Try to cross the road in a group, if you get hit it could damage the car so the driver will slow down.

[@ravenkiteguy]

Excellent video. Thank you. I will be riding my bicycle from Rome to Edinburgh via Amsterdam and Calais/Dover starting the late March using the Eurovelo Routes. Any advice?

[@GraceAllred-c3d]

We are going to Rome this October. We have really enjoyed your videos and your information. Thank you :) We both have some physical limitations, we get tired easily. Are there places to sit while in line for attractions? And restroom; are there very many?

[@StayFabulousTL]

Thank you very much for your kind words! It depends on the attraction, but unfortunately most of the time there are no places to sit while in line and bathrooms are hard to come by. Maybe you can take turns while waiting in line or buy skip the line tickets (private tours is another good solution.) Inside the museums, galleries, etc you will have a restroom of course.

[@zulmafernandezmontiel3569]

Hello, My daugther has move to Turín but she has not find any apartament for long periods, is it possible that you recomend us some alternative ? Thanks so much !!

[@StayFabulousTL]

I would look into Airbnb, negotiate with an owner for a lower rate if she is going to spend a few months there and in the meantime continue to look.

[@AngelGal]

Do all restaurants need reservations? I thought some did not.

[@StayFabulousTL]

You only don't need reservations for the restaurants that don't accept reservations. For the rest - reservation is a must, especially during the high season.

[@agl6441]

Put the like of this video in PART 1! I've struggled to find PART 2!

[@StayFabulousTL]

Thank you for letting me know!

[@Julie-um5yu]

I turisti li si accontenta, ma non ci si fa bella figura

[@Ba1aamsdonkey]

Where do people put cheese on fish?

[@allenmontrasio8962]

Nowhere, is my guess.

[@rj-jl5nv]

15:01 where are those stairs?

[@alexRM58]

Bramante's stairs. Vatican Museum

[@RaulSelva]

A comment on some group tours of the Vatican Museums and Basilica. The former is too rushed and you barely get to marvel at the art. Sure, guides usually give good explanations but really nothing that is not in a good museum guide book. if you are in one of these tours, make sure to stay back in the museum before they bring you to the Basilica (which a guide may even though it's not part of the tour). On the Basilica and climb to cupola/dome tours: The tours should really bring people into the Basilica first, before the crowds pour in. Instead, they take you up to the dome first, but there are massive lines waiting to take the lift. So, while those in the tours are stuck for 30 or more minutes, the Basilica is relatively empty. By the time the tour group is back down, the Basilica is full of people already. Totally negates the purpose of "early entry into the Basilica". My point is ... just book the tickets yourself, be among the first in line and DIY.

[@marcozeppilli7285]

tutto corretto, brava!, 😉

[@StayFabulousTL]

Grazie🙏

[@marcozeppilli7285]

@@StayFabulousTL figurati... te lo meriti! pensa che tra tutto il materiale su KZbin io uso ad es il tuo video per approfondire l inglese 🙂. tu sei ancora a Roma?... io sono a Reggio Emilia da qualche anno e Roma mi manca da morire.... ciao ✌🏻

[@MindyAfterDark]

When you said crosswalks in Italy I chuckled 🤭 once I almost got hit by a metropolitan police car which failed to stop at the crossing 🤣🤣 those guys who are supposed to stop the people who do that 😅

[@pattyarnold4582]

We are going to Sicily at the beginning of October. Do you think everything will be booked up ahead of time? Or is that only true in larger cities like Rome? Also, do you have any videos with information specifically about Sicily?

[@StayFabulousTL]

Hi Patty! It depends on where in Sicily. I don't have specific information on this part of Italy as its not my favorite place to visit, to be honest. I haven't had a good experience last time I visited, so I am still contemplating if I should give it a second chance. Now please keep in mind this is only my experience and I know plenty of people who had amazing time there.

[@nancymowry3388]

So how do we handle the fact that we don't drink wine or beer?

[@StayFabulousTL]

Nancy, you don't have to drink wine or beer. This is just for your information, but of course you can order anything you want.

[@kamenberg]

Nice one! Hungry for 🍕 now! 😁

[@StayFabulousTL]

Looks like Italy is calling haha!

[@bethanysanchez3623]

Thank you for all your advice! I lived in Rome for 6 months and some of this was new information for me and some was a great reminder. When I lived there 10 years ago, restaurants rarely had websites. So How do you book restaurants in advance now? Call or online? Thanks!

[@StayFabulousTL]

Thank you Bethany! Yes, most of the restaurants now do have websites. Some of them allow you to make reservations online. But for the majority you still need to call to make a reservation.

[@mi55y29]

Is it ok not to have dinner reservations booked in March. I don’t think we can keep to schedule.

[@betty8447]

yes indeed they the best cooks in the world!❤🇮🇹💕🇳🇿😇🌺😘Amen 😂😂😂

[@ameliamathew8636]

You give the most useful advice

[@StayFabulousTL]

Thank you🙏

[@yolita21]

If I choose to sit for my coffee, whether it’s indoors or outdoors, do I seat myself or do I wait to be seated? I don’t want to be rude if I can help it. Thank you Anastasia. These are all great tips!

[@alexRM58]

Hi. if there is a free table inside, you can sit. Outside, you have to tell the waiter, or at the bar counter. Then it depends on the place: if it's luxurious, or in historic or tourist squares, or you see the waiter outside, ask for a table. It depends, but don't worry: look at the service staff and ask anyway! 👍

[@yolita21]

@@alexRM58 thank you so much!

[@VIJAYKUMAR-ex5cn]

We in india run across the riad without a cross walk..and roads we drive in the wrong direction alao

[@madath123]

NICE SHIRT

[@StayFabulousTL]

Thanks!

[@reginacruz2900]

How do we book restaurants without knowing what or where they are? I have been trying to book Colosseum tickets which I can’t seem to get without a tour.

[@tiramisucut111]

thanks for your informative and useful tips. Extremely helpful ! As an asian who loves the 'Italian food' in Australia, I'm now so stressful and nervous about my trip to Italian this Sep..... How advance should I booked the restaurants and hotels? no cappuccino after 11am omg? what if I can only cappuccino/ atte/FW(those espresso with lots milk)? is it normal to have a weak macchiato instead?

[@StayFabulousTL]

No stress - I am sure you will have the most amazing time! I would book sites and hotels a few months in advance and restaurants about 3-4 weeks in advance (especially, the popular ones.) You can do caffè macchiato instead ;) Enjoy Italy!

[@andreascala2663]

i'm from Rome and you can have cappuccino whenever you want. we Italians very rarely have cappuccino from midday onwards but it is not prohibited by law and you will not be lynched if you order it in the afternoon

[@michaeldiruocco]

going in June 2023. Where do you recommend booking our restaurants.. Do you have a specific site? thanks

[@ccgaskell]

at 12:26 of your video, having your cappuccino outside, a lady was smoking a cigarette. Is smoking allowed while dining outside in Italy ?

[@StayFabulousTL]

Yes, it is allowed while dining outside.

[@Man-in-The-Way]

Do they have expresso's with Disaronno?????

[@alexRM58]

Yes, with what you like most! Usually people get it with Sambuca or Grappa, Di Saronno is fine. Just ask for " Caffe' corretto with...". 😉

[@reneblanco9275]

Im enjoying your videos very much. No nonsense useful information, love your personality🎉. We are planning our trip late September, October 2023

[@StayFabulousTL]

Thank you so much. Excellent time of the year to visit Italy! Have a wonderful trip!

[@davidhelvering]

What’s the difference between natural water and tap water? Aren’t they the same thing?

[@alexRM58]

It's bottled, from the company. But not sparkling cause many people don't like it. We drink tap water at home, however it is not nice for a restaurant to serve tap water, also due to the hygiene rules that exist.

[@davidhelvering]

@@alexRM58 Thank you. Very appreciated.

[@sha.elaine]

Great set of videos. Thank you. We are going in a few months. No one in my family drinks beer or wine. What would be a non-alcoholic option besides water? Soft drinks?

[@StayFabulousTL]

Yes, absolutely! Plenty of non-alcoholic options, including juices and soft drinks.

[@carlogambacurta548]

mineral water or fruit cocktail...

[@mi55y29]

Sounds stressful lol will be there in March

[@allandonovan4620]

You didn’t mention café machatone……

[@judidevere3418]

How to access your food tours for self touring?

[@StayFabulousTL]

Hi Judi! Here are the link: 🧀 Day Food Tour: www.thatch.co/guide/2rgcawo5xed7a 🍝 Evening Food Tour: www.thatch.co/guide/2yyst8luzt7qe 🍕 Best Pizza Guide: www.thatch.co/guide/giw7vuwvbel7

[@consuelobettinelli9746]

As an Italian and a biochemist, I drink a glass of wine with a meal, except for breakfast when I only drink tea. I lived four years in Japan where I found drunkards on the verge of alcoholic coma, sprawled out on the street or even girls throwing up. My husband is a British Naval Officer, but he doesn't drink, he's practically a teetotaler. A rarity because even the British are into shots of whisky even in the morning. Gin and Tonic before dinner on an empty stomach...

[@rj-jl5nv]

15:59 it is an anglo-saxon thing, getting drunk to a stupor.

[@purplerose9041]

Thank you so much. This video, and part I, are extremely helpful. Quick question on food. Are peanuts in food common in Italy? My son is allergic to peanuts and tree nuts. I am trying to learn a few Italian phrases so I can ask whether the food we order have peanuts.

[@StayFabulousTL]

My pleasure! Peanuts in food are not common in Italy. You can always let your waiter know of any particular food restriction and they are very good at recommending the right dishes. So you have nothing to worry. Have a wonderful trip!

[@carlogambacurta548]

usually the "fave" do sustain allergic behavior and the places where you can suffer from it do inform customers.if you collect mushroom have them examined in a pharmacy in most cases its free of charge. but to be allowed to collect mushrooms you have to be resident therefore not a tourism.

[@paulynavarrete8019]

Idk if it's bc I'm Spanish so maybe this is a Mediterranean thing but the food things seemed obvious. Like who asks for melon if it's not summer? Or puts ketchup on pizza? That's like adding ice to your wine, it's just no. Is it different in the states/ Canada?

[@norsan5349]

While I love pineapple on my pizza, I do agree that it's sacrilege to put cheese on seafood. :)

[@CharlotteChiropracto]

So many things I’m going not to do 😊

[@StayFabulousTL]

Isn't that exciting🤣🤣

[@carlogambacurta548]

@@StayFabulousTL you are a philosophy scholar and i appreciate.stay away from the crowds...

[@aphraelk6214]

Hi may I ask about taking official cabs in Rome, whether it's safe, and will all drivers go by the meter and not over-charge? Will cab drivers help to load luggage into the boot or should we do it ourselves? If I don't see any taxi stand, can we flag down a cab on the street? Will all cabs accept credit card payment? If I want to pay in cash, is that ok? Thanks.

[@StayFabulousTL]

I recommend downloading a taxi app like Free Now and using it to call a cab. Sometimes if you get a cab on the street and they see that you are a foreigner, they up charge you. The driver is suppose to help you with the luggage. It's not common to flag down a cab, but I managed to do it a few times. As far as the credit card - its a bit tricky. Most of them can accept credit cards, but often they give the excuse that the card reader isn't working. So it really depends on the taxi driver. I recommend to have some cash on you just in case.

[@aphraelk6214]

@@StayFabulousTL Thanks so much!

[@carlogambacurta548]

do not worry that much.

[@paulynavarrete8019]

Idk if it's bc I'm Spanish so maybe this is a Mediterranean thing but the food things seemed obvious. Like who asks for melon if it's not summer? Who on earth is putting cheese on seafood? That's like adding ice to your wine, it's just no. Is it different in the states/ Canada?

[@lynnebattaglia-triggs1042]

I can get melon year round in upper NY state. It is imported, obviously, but widely available here.

[@BETMARKonTube]

You forgot to mention that in not touristic places, often they serve you at the table free of charge.

[@allenmontrasio8962]

Actually all restaurants in Italy have a service charge, it's itemised as "coperto" on the bill.

[@sxyngel]

is may really busy? in florence?that i have to book everything in advance?

[@StayFabulousTL]

May is pretty busy, yes.

[@carlogambacurta548]

relax and do nothing.its free of charge.

[@allenmontrasio8962]

- The main reason why we have beer with pizza is because (good) wine is too expensive to go with what is, ultimately, popular food, otherwise it's not a rule, we even drink Coca Cola with pizza. - Cheese on fish just tastes bad, not so much of a rule but a bad combination of flavours. - Likewise cappuccino, hot milk is hard to digest especially when it's hot. - Ketchup on pizza, just why? - Driving in Italy is not really that scary, you just need to keep your wits about you and not assume other road users will do you any favours. - Street hawkers should be dealt with by curtly dismissing them and swiftly moving on. Don't be afraid to come off as rude, it's the only way. - Where in the world would you go without booking? - Do not swim in the Trevi fountain? Would anybody do that in the Rockefeller Center fountain?

[@jackmchammocklashing224]

CAFFE CORRETO 🙂

[@golgumbazguide...4113]

Explore Golgumbaz

[@rigothecenoteguide]

Has anyone ever told you that you look like Colette Tatou from Ratatouille? lol Not meant to be an insult at all. Thanks for your videos!

[@StayFabulousTL]

Haha! My pleasure

[@deepbluehue3]

And YES ... That really is a BIG difference .... The culture of drinking is pretty responsible in Italy ... There is no mindset of drinking to get wasted and act a fool as we often have in america ... And thier sense of PROTEST / MARCHES for change too is normal and seen an important part of being a responsible citizen . Whereas in america, protests are seen as a nuisance or a ' liberal ' thing ..

[@anushkatanwar2623]

You should try crossing Indian roads😂

[@StayFabulousTL]

Haha! That's the next level I should train and prepare for mentality, physically and spiritually

[@jackies.8732]

Gosh I don’t drink wine or beer 😂do I have other options?

[@StayFabulousTL]

Haha! I am pretty sure you do

[@alisonkot8171]

I don't either!

[@Soso-ok8jz]

I was asked in a restaurant in Venice if I want wine with my pizza 🙈😂. Food was good but it was hard to come across chicken or pork in Italy. Water was a issue we were constantly looking after water .

[@Cindypisces]

Do you mean bottled water?? Wow that sucks. That’s all I live on aside from when I go to dinner or at night at a cocktail bar. Thanks for the info.

[@Soso-ok8jz]

@@Cindypisces we brought thermos but some people at the hotels didn’t like when I ask if I could please fill it up. At Rome you see the fountains, water is clean but they are kind of dirty around.

[@tobirates916]

There is great water at the spigots all over Rome! Fill your water bottles there. Very good, safe water

[@RTD3]

Who the hell puts cheese on fish?! 😂😂

[@Divarenee]

Who eats cheese and fish??

[@panterone1769]

Chi mangia la pizza con l'ananas

[@AlCapone1701]

here in são paulo (Brazil) (the most industrial city of the fathers) there are also very italian neighborhoods, in fact my team was made up of italian immigrants and my entire italo-brazilian family supports him which is Palmeiras, former Palestra Italia, which had I had to change my name because of the 2nd world war, all my ancestors came from a city called umbertide which is in the center of the country

[@TimGreenTV]

How do I join your community? Love you.

[@StayFabulousTL]

Here is the link! www.patreon.com/tassanalaapey

[@JeetSlayer]

This was back in the eighties..but never ever whip out your swiss army knife to cut your salami for lunch in Rome..you will be taken to jail and escorted to the train..no pocket knives i would say

[@Ba1aamsdonkey]

Who puts ketchup in pizza?

[@debrafirestone861]

Well I don’t drink beer I only drink wine 🍷

[@tonycicarella876]

So I take it there’s no Starbucks in Rome? LOL

[@StayFabulousTL]

No😭 LOL

[@lynnebattaglia-triggs1042]

And do not order “latte”, unless you want a glass of milk. It’s caffé latte.

[@bloopville]

Two common pieces of advice that I often hear are "Don't order cappuccino after 11" and "Don't put anything on your pizza." These are truish, but not 100% true. Almost every bar is quite willing to make you a cappuccino at any time of the day. Even in my very rural area, they are used to foreigners drinking a cappuccino (cappuccio in my area) in the afternoon. They will make it with a smile on their face. You won't be kicked out of the country, so enjoy one in the afternoon, if you like. As for pizza, it is quite common to put hot chili oil (olio piccante) on a pizza, especially a Diavola or it's variants.

[@RoseC1209]

Who puts ketchup on pizza 😮

[@StayFabulousTL]

It happens haha

[@Rybay]

pineapple on pizza IS NORMAL and delicious. fight me!

[@panterone1769]

🤮 lo mangeresti un hamburger di manzo con l'ananas?

[@Rybay]

@@panterone1769 yes, that is delicious as well. We call it a Hawaiian burger.

[@pennymorrissey4462]

Just recently started grilling pineapple on my charcoal bbq… it’s delicious. Didn’t know what I was missing. Yes… grilled pineapple would be lovely on a burger. Love it on pizza. Love it in cakes. Love it in my rum even.

[@reshmasharma7889]

Ewww… no.

[@szeifertzoltan]

You have good videos and very infodmative BUT please stop getting high in every minute.

[@StayFabulousTL]

If you think I am going to change myself just because you don't like my delivery of information, you are definitely watching the wrong KZbinr🤣 Find another channel and stay fabulous😉

[@ggutz3100]

I have NO interest of being Italian or pretend to be like them, I want to be MYSELF.