When Russell Crowe is in Rome, there is only one restaurant where he loves to eat the best dishes of the Roman culinary tradition: it is from a TV personality that you all know very well.
Russell Crowe is an extraordinarily talented actor whose career and personal life reflect his dedication to art and the betterment of society. His ability to bring depth and authenticity to his roles has made him a respected and admired figure in the international film scene. He has a truly special relationship with Italy and his credit goes to an interpretation that allowed him to bring home thecoveted Oscar award: let’s talk about Massimo Decimo Meridio ne Gladiator by Ridley Scott.
But not just cinema. As he announced during his guest appearance at Sanremo Festival, Crowe was here to perform with his band as he is also a singer and is currently taking his tour around the world. Between one commitment and another, however, he obviously took advantage of it for a respectable Roman dinner, and every time he always does it in the same place. The restaurant of a friend and a famous TV face that you all know very well.
Russell Crowe chooses only one restaurant in Rome: it belongs to a cultured man you all know very well
Roman cuisine is rooted in tradition and is based on simple ingredients and culinary techniques passed down for generations. Dishes like carbonara, amatriciana, and cacio e pepe are examples of how simple ingredients can be transformed into culinary masterpieces. This reminder of authentic tradition is often what attracts foreigners looking for a genuine culinary experience. The popular interpreter who now has a relationship of boundless love with the Capital has been choosing for years now a place that is the emblem of all this and which is managed by a face that you all know very well and who in recent years has brought Italians and non-Italians closer to good food and top-quality ingredients.
Crowe, which we saw a few nights ago with Alberto Angela on Rai 1is a friend of Francesco Panella and stink customer The Ancient Weighing, the restaurant he manages in Rome and which is a symbol in the reference neighborhood and beyond. He never misses an opportunity to taste some of the iconic traditional dishes and has with the host of Little Big Italy a bond that now goes beyond that between restaurant and customer. The two showed themselves on social media after a rich and sumptuous dinner, but then it was time for the actor to go home. Until the next Roman dinner, hopefully very soon.
