I am trying to find the name of a little shop we visited in spring 2006 near the Trevi fountain in Rome. It was a very narrow shop where we bought wine, cheese, bread and salumi. It was either within sight of the fountain or a short walk away down Via Poli, Via Stamperia or Via Crociferia.
They had dark green bags with gold writing.
Does this ring any bells for Rome-savvy dopers?
One bump in case someone knows this info before Wednesday. I realize it’s a long shot!
I was expecting this thread to be about the Roma people or language, not the city of Rome.
Yeah - I managed to typo it. I’d been doing lots of Google searches using both Rome and Roma and used “roma” in my thread title inadvertently.
same - Roma does not mean Rome to me at all, it means Roma people… Gypsies.
You might want to ask this question on the europe “travel talk” board of www.fodors.com (the links to the forums are towards the bottom of the page). I’ve seen a number of similar (quite precise) questions being answered there.