Espo il balduino ieri sera si è voluto far festeggiare.
Dopo un’indagine online, obbligato a scendere da quella parte di Roma dove vive, che Roma non è, ci ha dato appuntamento a “la gatta mangiona” di Monteverde (ok, si, Monteverde è Roma. Però, anche qui, c’è Roma e Roma…).
La pizza non era male, anzi. Però tutti gli osanna che ho trovato in rete a riguardo sono decisamente eccessivi.
Per nulla eccessiva, invece, è stata la Holliday & Brown che Marco ha rimediato. E come poteva esserlo, acquistata nel tempio romano (questo si) della cravatta?
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