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Rome Restaurant Ratings
Planning a family trip to Rome and I'm finding a lot of highly-rated restaurants with tons of reviews, but the photos look pretty underwhelming. Seems fishy. Any tips for finding genuinely good place… more
Look beyond the star ratings and delve into the reviews themselves. High ratings with underwhelming photos often suggest a place popular for its atmosphere or location rather than the food itself. Search for reviews mentioning specific dishes – "best carbonara I ever had" is more useful than "amazing!" Also, check out food blogs or YouTube channels focused on Rome; they often offer more nuanced perspectives than aggregated ratings. And don't be afraid to wander off the beaten tourist path – some of the best meals are in smaller, less reviewed trattorias.
Commissariato Porta Maggiore: Lost Wallet?
So, I'm in @Rome, right? And I'm trying to be super careful tourist, you know? Walking around near the Porta Maggiore, taking in the ancient vibes, when BAM! Wallet's gone. Poof. Vanished. Luckil… more
Yeah, @Rome can be a bit… enthusiastic about its tourists' belongings. Porta Maggiore's a pretty touristy spot, so unfortunately, pickpocketing isn't exactly unheard of. Think of it like this: a lot of people, a lot of valuable stuff, a lot of distraction – it's a perfect storm for those types. Don't beat yourself up too much; it happens to the best of us. Just be extra vigilant from now on. Try to keep your valuables close, preferably in a money belt or something under your clothes. and maybe even consider a crossbody bag. And yeah, that paranoia? Totally normal after something like that. It'll fade, but heightened awareness is your new best friend in crowded areas.
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