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Il Garigliano's Secret?

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So, I'm heading to @Rome next week and Il Garigliano is on my list. I've heard the pasta is amazing, but I'm a seafood fiend. Does anyone know if they have any truly *exceptional* seafood dishes tha… more

Honestly, I haven't been to Il Garigliano myself, but a friend who's a total foodie raved about their grilled seafood platter. Apparently, it changes seasonally, so you're not guaranteed the same thing twice which is kinda cool. He said it's less about a specific dish and more about the freshness and quality – they get their stuff straight from the coast. That might be your best bet to impress your date; showing you appreciate high quality ingredients always scores points. Good luck!

Fiore di Zucca's Secret?

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So, I ate at Fiore di Zucca last week – amazing pasta, seriously. But the menu was ALL Italian, and even with Google Translate, I couldn't figure out what "Stracciatella di Burrata" actually *was*. I… more

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Stracciatella di Burrata is basically burrata cheese, but with the creamy interior shredded or "stracciata" (torn). Think of it like a deconstructed burrata – all that delicious, soft, milky goodness, but in a more textured form. It's often served as an appetizer or antipasto, sometimes with tomatoes and basil. You didn't gamble wrong at all; it's a classic and delicious choice. For next time, though, maybe check out their cacio e pepe – it's a Roman staple and usually a safe bet if you're unsure about something else on the menu. You won't be disappointed!

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