Pizzeria Era Ora In Grottammare

Donald Duck, a character named Paolino, dictates Journey to his cousin Lucaromano, who writes and publishes | Being dedicated to that activity defined by the now overused term of creativity can, in some cases—here I am—mean having significant mood swings. Adding to the mood swings caused by one's temper is being born in the month of July. Granted, I don't grant, I pay attention to the horoscope (I NEVER), I recognize that the descriptions of some character traits of those born in July paint a fairly accurate picture of the character of the person writing the note accompanying another dinner experience, a dinner under the influence of a person not exactly inclined to sociability. Another character trait of those born in July seems to be linked to the Earth's satellite called the Moon by astronomers. In other words, down-to-earth, moody. And that's not much tonight. Because there's also a marked sensitivity to moodiness, tending to get nervous when it rains. It pours. So the creative person is out of sorts. Fridge with vegetables. I don't even think about it. Pizza. Variation: with mushrooms. Margherita with mushrooms. Anticipation. Between one downpour and the next, I take possession of the position I always like everywhere. Out of the way. The ambient lights don't allow for any shadows. Otherwise, I would have snuggled in there. To observe. Orderly customers, relaxed atmosphere. Here there's no rudeness, no crowds, no noise, no that heavy dialect typical of Caput Mundi. Here there's gentlemanly respect. You greet everyone when you enter, regardless of who's in the place. You don't hear "the usual," a horrible habit of rude people who think they're at home just because they're customers. Lost in thought, I browse through my photos on my phone, but my ears are alert, I'm quite irritated, and nothing escapes me: suddenly I hear the magic word for tonight. "...hamburger." Struck by lightning. Go to hell with the Margherita with mushrooms. I try: "Maybe I can change the reservation if it's not already being prepared?" At least, there are people working here, and behind the arch behind the display counter, girls and boys are TROTTING. They don't dry the rocks like they do on the Tyrrhenian Sea. Very kind, Milena: "Yes, of course, it's not being prepared yet." Wonderful. Then, with that dazzling, intelligent smile, it lights up your evening. I choose. The maxi burger, nine euros. The ones from well-known American chains are a steal. Sta_Amburger changed my mood this evening instantly, not only because of the kindness of everyone at Era Ora but also because it's really good. And I'm not writing this because I was hungry. It really is good. You can read how it's made in the other reviews from those who know more than me on the subject. And it makes me laugh. Or on Era Ora's profile under the specials on the menu. I liked it, everything. And I'm not just writing about hamburgers. (In the photo are the collectible keychains, beautiful!)

eDDDDAIII! Finally, it's about time. A place where you can find the Lenten, the Sacred Maritozzo, in a savory version for a nice savory breakfast. Finally, really. I-I-came-from-Rome to find this delicacy that warmed up an already chilly September evening during an endless wandering & strolling IN Subaru in search of the impossible, the perfect photo. But I found the perfect maritozzo. And the fact that I happened to find it in the area where Sixtus V is apparently a celebrity could be significant in itself. Er Maritozzo here, in the city of Sixtus V, is perfect. I knew at first glance, when it was beautifully lined up with its little brothers on display, that it was a soft and fragrant dough that pampers with its soft flavor the taste hungry for good flavors. Hungry gestures as soon as it was "in house" and off we go, snuffed out the first two in "sweet" version. Then the assault on the savory breakfast maritozzo, just after two ritual clicks, not for these notes but for something else. A disarming simplicity that fills you with joy and makes you forget the venial capital sin of gluttony. And what the heck, do you think that I, so at home within the Leonine Walls, in the city of Sixtus V, wouldn't commit the sin of gluttony? You decide.

Delicious pizzas... Homely atmosphere, exceptional courtesy

Small shop, very friendly and good pizzas - many locals get their dinner here and thus a good sign of quality 👍

Excellent takeout pizzeria, very friendly staff. You can also eat pizza outside at the tables. Average prices. I recommend it.

Excellent and the only one open early The best pizza al taglio in the area

Good pizzas, wide choice. Marco from Recanati (mc)

Buonasera, it's a pizzeria with excellent food and service and excellent and friendly people who are fast and punctual and the quality/price are super and a warm atmosphere. I highly recommend it.