“The Bad Elf”, with its funny sign, is a pub in “Via della Posta”.
“Paparazzi” is the plural of “paparazzo”, an intrusive photographer usually chasing celebrities. This is a restaurant in “Via Magenta”.
“De bello gallico” (Of the Gallic War) was Julius Caesar's firsthand account of the Gallic Wars, while “Ribello Gallo” is a brasserie in “Via dell'Angiolo”, whose name may mean “rebel rooster”.
Love these signs. I like the one of the rooster best!
ReplyDeleteThe bad elf sign gave me a good chuckle.
ReplyDeleteNice signs and funny names! A good series again.
ReplyDeleteIt feels like a great, peaceful place to be. Thank you for this journey. Please have a good Thursday you all.
ReplyDeleteI want to eat at the paparazzi restaurant! I'll bring my camera....
ReplyDeleteAn interesting trio of signs. My favorite is the Bad Elf.
ReplyDeleteI think I would want to try the Ribello Gallo, sounds like a fun place.
ReplyDeleteA bad Elf, a rebel rooster and an intrusive photographer--wow!--quite the names for eating establishments. How's the food? MB
ReplyDeleteLove the humor in all these names! Of course, the first one is my favorite.
ReplyDeleteI'm back. :)
Hope you and Trillian are well.
Lol. The rebel rooster is perfect isn't it?
ReplyDeleteI like the pun on the De bello Ribello.
ReplyDeleteThe first one, my favorite, it's cute!
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Since I"ve been accused of BEING the paparazzi, I'd love to have a drink there!~ :)
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The Bad Elf has won. :-) Very cool!
ReplyDeleteHave you tried the Bad Elf? I am intrigued by the name at least!
ReplyDeleteLady Gaga's song comes to mind...and now stuck in my head! ;-D
ReplyDeleteGreat signs!
Last night I saw a Paparazzi restaurant in Jerusalem! Next to another Spaghettim restaurant. Many Italian-sounding eating places in the vicinity of the Italian Jewish Museum.
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