GERARDO MAZZELLA

 Eleonora Cozzella | La Repubblica

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Uno scenario incantevole in cui gustarsi un pranzo a base di ingredienti e piatti tipici di Ponza, l'isola che fa la parmigiana al fico d'India. Il ristorante si trova in via Via di Frontone SNC, non ha una pagina Facebook né un sito internet, ma si può prenotare al 339 849 1446. I colleghi suggeriscono in particolare la crostata di fichi a fine pasto e tutte le conserve ittiche sott'olio preparate in casa. Dopodiché il famoso pisolino: il padrone di casa invita tutti a fare la pennichella pomeridiana perché secondo Gerardo "un buon pasto è cibo e convivialità ma anche possibilità di rilassarsi". Per questo motivo ha allestito un cortile con una serie di lettini all'ombra degli alberi in uno spiazzo sul retro del ristorante. La clientela ha gradito molto l'idea e approfitta dell'ospitalità della coppia per dedicarsi un'ora di relax immersi nella natura.


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