Eataly is a high-end Italian food market/mall chain comprising a variety of restaurants, food and beverage stations, bakery, and retail items.
The first Eataly opened in Turin, Italy, in January 2007. A branch located in New York City opened in August 2010.
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I absolutely looove Eataly! Never even knew there were 200 different types of pasta until they came along! 🙂
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Thanks, Carie.
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I have been many times to the Eataly in Garbatella, Rome, actually my daughter and I were their most loyal customers, we’d go there for coffee, for lunch, for reading their great cookbooks, for ice cream, for groceries. What a place, highly recommendable. I wish they’d open one here in Trapani.
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My understanding is that the NYC version is different from the locations in Italy, in that the prices are more expensive and that the stores feature American (local) products in addition to items imported from Italy.
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I can assure you the prices are very high in Italy too. We were shocked when we went there the first time. It’s not the place to do your daily grocery shopping. Oh, if only they included American products here too!!!
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Reblogged this on Marcelo Lopes and commented:
Eataly.cious!
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