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Address: Via Torino, 33, Rome. A quick check on the map can help confirm the entrance and the easiest approach.

Looks like they're open every day, so you don't need to worry about timing your visit around a closed day.

According to available data, this is a restaurant. Better suited to a more relaxed visit, a full meal, and a sit-down experience.

Cuisine: italian, pizza. Gives you a general sense of what's on the menu — useful if you have a preference or dietary restriction going in.

Vegetarian options: limited. Worth checking the menu before you go — sometimes the selection is genuinely good, sometimes it's just a couple of salads.

Internet access is available. If you're planning to work or stay for a while, it's still smart to check how reliable the connection actually is.

Accessibility appears to be limited. Entry may be possible only with assistance or with restrictions around access and movement inside, so it's best to confirm the details in advance.

Smoking is only allowed outside. Inside stays clear — which is the norm most people expect these days.

Dogs: outside. The real question is usually where the dog can go, not just whether it can enter.

Reservations are available but not required. Booking ahead can still help at busy times.