Dodge the tourist traps scattered around Termini Station and opt for lunch or dinner at this cheery deli. Thoughtfully composed meat and cheese boards, Italian comfort food (meatballs and lasagne) and crostoni with porchetta are the heart of the menu. It also doubles as a gourmet food shop, brimming with edible souvenirs such as biscotti, wine, cheese and pâtés.
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