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Cencio La Parolaccia restaurantin Rome, Italy

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It is one of the most unusual restaurants in Rome, where visitors and waiters are actors, and where it is assumed to be rude to everyone.
Cencio La Parolaccia restaurant, Rome
Cencio La Parolaccia is a very unusual restaurant in Rome. Here you can be rude with everyone, especially with the waiters. The waiters here are actors, who do not hesitate to express their feelings to the visitors, they are rude and speak with funny Italian accent.

The concept of the restaurant has made it famous throughout Rome, and many travelers visit this place to take part in funny performance.

Here you can eat delicious Italian dishes. Average price is €50.

It is located near the Museo di Roma in Trastevere.

Cencio La Parolaccia restaurant on the map

Location: Vicolo Del Cinque, 3

Open hours

daily from 8:00 pm to 11:59 pm (closed on Sundays)

Contacts

Official website: http://www.cenciolaparolaccia.it
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