#510-2016: even…read morethough they offer curly fries, even though they have self-service kiosk, even though (apparently) you can (somewhat) build your own burger, even though this location is spacious and split into 2 levels, even though they now bring food at the table... it still is McDonald's... same halfway decent fast food (though the curly fries where FRESHLY made), same effect on a body who is not used to ingest this much junk and unhealthy food. I guess, if you are walking around this mall and don't have time to each a proper lunch, McD or BK will be just fine...

#423-2016: Ok... I…read moreknow, I am a sucker for junk food (every now and again). And, if I have to choose between the Golden Arches and the King I shall ALWAYS choose my whopper (even though it shrunk in time).... I have learnt NOT to ask for onion rings here in Italy (made that mistake ONLY twice and gave up) though it pains me because I really enjoy BK's rings... I normally choose either the whooper jr. or the whooper classic. Today I decided to grab my reluctant mother and treat us to an (either) early dinner (or) late post-lunch around 5ish in the afternoon. What I don't particularly understand (nor like) is the fact this franchise is some 50 steps away from McDonald's... talk about competition.... Another odd thing is that here in Italy you can purchase Coca-Cola in both stores (whereas in the US you can purchase Coca-Cola in McDonald's and Pepsi in Burger King).

Wanted to try kfc in italy since everyone speaks higgs of it. It was just ok. The fries were better…read morethan the US but the chicken tastes like Chick-fil-A. Plus the restaurant was pretty gross on the inside. Full of trash and dirty tables.

We've visited Lo Chalet during a one night stay in Opera, on our way to our destination, the…read moreTuscany coast. We felt very welcome at Lo Chalet, where the owner himself cooks you a delicious diner, all made from fresh ingredients. You can go for your own choice, but the recommendations are also very nice. Start with some nice pizza, made of the finest flower. Have some nice starters, which you can share if you want. The tuna is so good! Bruschetta is different, but really tasteful and the gnoccho with slices of bacon and chorizo is a lovely choice as well. For the main course we've had Gambia's and beef. Both of these dishes we're made with passion for food. Our kids had some more of the finger licking good pizza! When you're near, visit Lo Chalet and meet these lovely and warm people, and enjoy their kitchen & restaurant!