Cicerone 18 In Latina

This place is historic; I remember it being there for many years, but for one reason or another, I'd never been there. I finally went last night, and I have to say it was a truly wonderful experience. The relaxing atmosphere of a simple, welcoming bistro—absolutely not the posh, snobbish kind you find in other parts of Latina. I found the menu interesting, with a diverse selection of cuisine perfectly in keeping with the place and atmosphere. I found all the dishes excellent, with clean, bold flavors and generous portions, all offering good value. I recommend this place to anyone looking for a relaxing evening, one that allows you to chat pleasantly with your partner while listening to some nice, unobtrusive music in the background, or to spend an evening with an old friend you haven't seen in a while and have lots to talk about, while enjoying dishes that are a little different from the norm. Specifically, our dinner began with a complimentary entree, a delicious carrot and zucchini batter. Then we had a chicken wrap, very interesting in its simplicity; a dish whose name I can't remember, with a base composed of a crispy potato disc on the outside and soft on the inside, topped with escarole, burrata, and some very good anchovies. We continued with a baked potato with deconstructed eggplant parmigiana, which I thoroughly enjoyed, and to finish with an excellent baba with custard. My partner and I shared all of this because the portions were generous, and we paired it with an excellent Malvasia. What can I say? I'll leave you with photos of the dishes because you can also feast with your eyes. As for the rest... go and try it; you won't regret it.