Question... have not eaten at El Arroyo in 20 years. Does it suck at everything they do? Even breakfast, tacos or breakfast items? Like how bad is it??
God some of these post-game comments are just insufferable sometimes. Yeah that was ugly and Arch for sure has his shortcomings but this team never quit and Caldwell would have never made that touchdown pass were it not for Arch's fourth quarter and his gutsy run to get the ball closer in overtime.
I didn't hit up Molina's much but it least it had atmosphere. Last time I went to Gross Tios it had the atmosphere of a 1970s doctor's office waiting room.
Full agreement with these suggestions. Also Spoleto. Easiest for sure is Ostia Antica. Very chill. If you schedule enough time, you can walk over to the Tevere and have lunch on the river on the west side of the ruins. There are also restaurants in town near the castle.
Probably drove into a ZTL which is basically an area where vehicular traffic is very much limited to local permit-holders. If you're going to be driving into a town, you need to keep an eye for those zones or look up the zone map online. Of course, ZTL may have times, specific exceptions, etc. etc. and usually signage is not helpful if you don't read Italian...
Once you cross the line, you're toast. Ticket.
The rail at Mohawk is great - usually easy to do it if you get there early enough. I always tell me wife, once we have the rail, one of us is not moving for the next three hours. Let me tell you... she LOVES that.
First place my friends from Italy recommended to me when we moved back to Austin was DeSano. Its great. We like the Burnet location but its a PITA from SW Austin. This one is so close to us. We're thrilled. They use legit ovens from Napoli.
Pictures from their FB of the ovens going in...
From another location...