Take Home Your Plate: The 62-Year-Old Restaurant Tradition
Gambero Rosso tells the story of restaurants where diners can take home the plate they ate from, a tradition that has lasted 62 years
Some customers ask for the bill at the end of their meal, while in certain restaurants, guests can also take home the plate they just ate from. Gambero Rosso reports on this custom, which according to the publication has been going on for 62 years.
An unusual souvenir
The source describes restaurants where the plate itself becomes a keepsake to take away, a gesture that has been repeated for over six decades. However, at the moment, no further details are available about which establishments are involved, where exactly they are located, or how this practice originated: the information comes solely from the headline of the Gambero Rosso article, without additional verifiable details.
As soon as other verified information about the names, addresses, and origins of this custom emerges, we will return to the topic with more details.
Sources
- Gambero Rosso/Scatti di Gusto/Pignataro - Napoli (via Google News) — Da 62 anni in questi ristoranti il souvenir arriva dopo cena: è il piatto su cui hai mangiato - Gambero Rosso
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