Four things you should know when travelling and eating out in Italy
- If you want to order a second dish without ordering a main dish, and vice versa, this is perfectly acceptable. SI SI!
- Though a post-meal cappuccino is not the ‘done thing’ in Italy, if you are a fan of milk in your coffee, opt for a Caffe’ macchiato instead – It is an espresso coffee with a small amount of steamy, foamed milk.
- Pizza is served primarily at dinner time. However, pizza al taglio (pizza by the slice) is served all the time and you will find shops all over the city selling it.
- An aperitivo (a drink and a light buffet or antipasto) is a great way to keep stomach rumbling at bay while waiting for the late dinner hour. You will find aperitivos being served at bars in the early evening.
Why don’t you join one of the Italian for Beginners classes in Manchester, Chorlton or Didsbury. Learn to speak Italian in small groups. Evening classes available. Learn Italian culture and have fun. Contact Learn Italian Manchester for more info.
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