Rivareno Gelato In Roma

25/07/2026: My move deserved a film crew. Last Monday, I moved to Villaggio Adriano, and the trip was something between a comedy and Noah's Ark: in the car were me, my son, my brother, two cats, a dog, and a rabbit. All that was missing was the giraffes, and we could have docked directly on Mount Ararat. After hours of traveling, we arrived at 9:40 PM, tired, hungry, and certain that everything would be closed. Instead, fate had decided to give me a gift: the Cardinal Lounge. I walked in almost apologetically, because they were closing, and asked if it was still possible to get three takeout pizzas. They could have said no. It would have been understandable. Instead, they looked at me, saw my face, the castaway of the move, and, with a kindness that is increasingly rare these days, they went back to making them. The next day, I went back to thank them. Then I went back again. And then again. Because the beauty of the Cardinal Lounge isn't just the delicious food. It's the atmosphere that makes you let your guard down, strike up a conversation with those around you, and feel welcome even if you've just arrived in a city where you don't know anyone. Moving means leaving behind pieces of your life and starting over. Finding a place like this, on my first night, was a small gift of fate. I'm convinced that the Cardinal Lounge will become my Tivoli refuge, the place to go when I want to eat well, have a laugh, and feel a little more at home. Thank you to the owners for not seeing a last-minute guest, but someone who needed a little welcome. Sometimes it's precisely these gestures that make the difference. And, after all, the first people who made me feel truly welcome in Tivoli were you.

21/07/2026: Excellent place, very good prices, I recommend it, excellent staff