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Here's a little osteria that's over a hundred years old (opened in 1905), but there's nothing infernal about it - quite the contrary! A regular clientele regularly descends the few steps that lead to the two vaulted rooms down the street, where you're always sure to find the flavors of a plentiful traditional cuisine at fair prices: stuffed anchovies, minestrone, tripe and several local specialties such as stuffed mussels. While the atmosphere in this old-fashioned cellar is warm and welcoming, the place is nonetheless noisy. The staff speak French.
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For your information, I am Bangladeshi Italian, dark skinned and wearing a headscarf. My husband is also dark skinned South Asian.
It's such a shame because I was happy to spend money to taste some authentic food. But I guess racism is more important than serving good food.