Antica Trattoria da Tito €
A trattoria on Via San Gallo open since 1913, with graffiti from floor to ceiling and waiters who tease the room as a matter of principle.
- Area
- San Marco
- Verified
- August 2026
🥪 eat like a local for under 10 euro
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A trattoria on Via San Gallo open since 1913, with graffiti from floor to ceiling and waiters who tease the room as a matter of principle.
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