“Barcollando” (literally: staggering) is a bar in “Via dell'Ardenza”.
“Bar-zelletta” (literally: joke) is a bar in “Via Maggi”.
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14 comments:
Both of them sound like good places to enjoy a little something. Have a nice weekend VP.
so much more romantic in Italian!
These are great.
VP, you are the best finder of wordplay signs, bar none.
How extraordinary.
They sound fun, Italians are known to be very creative...
I like the idea of "paninoteca"!
God bless you!
Cezar
Well, those certainly are inventive names for the bars!
Have a relaxing and wonderful week-end!
Great signs with creative word play. What fun.
They have a sense of humor. I"d like this place!
V
I suppose you need 2 bottles of chianti per person?!
I suddenly got a wish for a summer drink....
- Have a nice weekend!
The first name is a good one for a bar! Guess the drinks are cheap. :)
Looks like fun! :D
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