Nikolai Vasilevich Gogol, among others, had an excellent appetite. For example, in Rome he often ate in a small trattoria on Via Trionpala. I ordered a lot, I preferred spaghetti, cheese and broccoli. The young waiters knew the regular's habits well, and therefore did not disturb his peace when, after a hearty meal, he fell into blissful oblivion right at the table. But as soon as a visitor made a new order, the writer got a second wind, and he demanded something else. Where else did Gogol like to go when he arrived in Rome, we tell you on the website.