We ATE EVERYTHING on our Rome Food Tour

[@ThePassportCouple]

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[@bobdown6981]

Alicia the rice balls your Nonnie made is called a Arincina , it comes from Sicily....

[@pile333]

Thanks for visiting.

[@ThePassportCouple]

Of course, we love Italy 🇮🇹💛

[@lostinmusic1531]

Thanks for this video. I 'glad you liked my city and our food and il maritozzo con panna (unbeatable) You know, we cook everyday at home even if now young people go to fast food or order from home. But now you know why it's hard for us when we travel and it comes to eating. When I travel I always take with me a little moka and coffee powder. I can try local food but I can't live without espresso lol.

[@AdventuresofAplusK]

EVERYTHING looked SO delicious! What an amazing food tour! We need to get back to Italy ASAP 😍 Also, loved seeing Nonnie! But I need to know what this bleeped out apron is 😂

[@ThePassportCouple]

It was all amazing, it always is in Italy. Why we ever leave is a mystery to me 🇮🇹💛 And Nonnie is awesome and is definitely a must in a video about Italy.

[@StormKidification]

i got reccomended this video randomly by youtube thank u for visiting Rome and appreciating the food so much

[@ThePassportCouple]

Well thank you for randomly watching, we really appreciate it 🙌 We are obsessed with Italian food so running around Rome all day for the food was, how should I say this? Just about the best day ever 😃 Thanks for leaving a comment and saying hello 👋

[@jacklemonfizz6898]

Nice video, many foreigners hearing about italian food think that there are special places to eat it, it's true but only in part, in reality it is part of italian culture and everywhere you go you could find something special and good to eat in italy. I am Italian and even today I discover new interesting places and foods that I had missed.

[@AndreaDrmGiuliano]

First shot on the bridge is near my house! ♥

[@ThePassportCouple]

That's awesome! It’s great to know we were so close to your home that time! 😊

[@amog_us649]

Hey, one thing why not you visit the Colloseum? Sorry I don't know how to say.

[@ThePassportCouple]

Great question, we made a separate video on the Colosseum. You can search our channel for it, or the link is here too: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o2SXg56Vn7uGmq8 If you want to see our entire Italy playlist, here it is: kzbin.info/aero/PLxeGcNWPqYa1EPXAlooFa_707O_3PGwMa&si=RZ-Xx_i9TvTIQHtH

[@thetravelingtoosmtl]

I would pay for another round trip flight to Rome just for another Maritozzi and maybe carbonara at Osteria da Fortunata 😀😂

[@ThePassportCouple]

Totally agree with that. Just reading this comment makes me hungry for those dishes 😃

[@Laurelin70]

In Italy at the restaurant you can ask for tap water, but you have to explicitly ask for it, because since Italians deem that a "low class" choice usually they don't ask for that at the restaurant (often even at home, so...). But if you ask for it, they have to bring it to you and it's free. Don't be fooled if they say that the tap water is not good: in Rome we have a very good tap water (it's the same water of the "nasoni", the little drinking fountains all around the city). There can be a trick they use to make you pay even ofr tap water: they present it to you as "microfiltered water", i.e. treated with a system to make it less chlorinated and rich of calcium carbonate, but the chlorine taste in tap water isn't so strong usually (just a bit when you open the tap the first time in the morning, and not every day), while the calcium carbonate is very present, but it doesn't affect the taste so much.

[@ThePassportCouple]

This is a great tip, thank you so much for sharing 🙌 We love the drinking fountains around the city and will happily drink directly from it, or fill our water bottle. The water is delicious 😃

[@scimmialuna2807]

Thank you! I'm roman!

[@ThePassportCouple]

hi! thank you for watching! 🙂

[@ClaudioCappelli-ip5ej]

In Italia, trovi facilmente persone che amano parlare amabilmente con chiunque. Soprattutto al sud, ma non solo, è un comportamento molto comune!

[@benzu2354]

Ehiii, great video!! One thing…. Actually it’s not Maritozzi, it’s one maritozzO, but two,three…. maritozzI ✨☺️

[@ThePassportCouple]

Love it, thanks for leaving us such a great comment 😃

[@benzu2354]

Ahahaha don’t worry, italian language is quite difficult, but i looooooooove the fact that you tried ❤❤❤

[@benzu2354]

And i must say it………….. your Ciao il the best!!!

[@ThePassportCouple]

@@benzu2354 Thank you so much, we try 😃And though very much a work in progress, it is a fun language to attempt 🇮🇹💛

[@lucapolidori8817]

Green parrots are not original of Rome. It looks like a couple escaped from a cage about 30 years ago and now there are thousands of them.

[@ThePassportCouple]

Oh, okay. Thanks for sharing this info! 😊

[@aldeonuwu2634]

Rome is overrated and it is fool of tourist trap

[@alexp8764]

hahaha...no.

[@aldeonuwu2634]

@alexp8764 hahahha yes

[@alexp8764]

@@aldeonuwu2634 In your head maybe. Rome is unique

[@aldeonuwu2634]

@alexp8764 never said is not unique, just overrated, I mean is incredible but bad people and bad management ruined Rome and it's beauty

[@alexp8764]

@@aldeonuwu2634 Bad political amministration of the far left pary, I'm agree. But people are not bad

[@ermannoluzi-x9f]

La coda si mangia con le mani Un saluto da Roma