Tourist friendly tie store Rome

As above. Would like to pick up a good quality tie (Drake's / Shibumi firenze level) on a trip to Rome. Ignorant English speaking tourist friendly would be really nice.
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Dogma
Dogma11mo ago
I can help with food places like for carbonara/cacio e pepe, but not too familiar with tailoring/clothing shops there sorry 😔
bustin_janks
bustin_janks11mo ago
Ethan was there recently and did a post on rome that includes some shops: https://alittlebitofrest.com/2023/06/25/ethan-in-italy-roma-the-path-of-illumination/
Ethan M. Wong
a little bit of rest
Ethan In Italy: Roma & The Path of Illumination
This includes a visit to Wool’s Boutique Uomo and a few vintage stores!
Elvander
Elvander11mo ago
This was ridiculously useful, thanks.
sioku
sioku11mo ago
wools was great! i highly recommend it the prices were $120 a tie, which is drake's 2018 prices lol and they're well made and giovanni is great and friendly theres also some vintage stores and random menswear stores on that same road so check it out tell giovanni ethan wong said hi @Elvander
Elvander
Elvander11mo ago
🫡 Post was tailor made. Those vintage stores look amazing but wools is right on the nose for what I was looking for.
walter
walter11mo ago
I’m heading to rome in two weeks and would appreciate those recommendations:)
Dogma
Dogma11mo ago
for Carbonara my absolute favourite is "Ristorante la Villetta dal 1940", other really good restaurants for pasta places are Tonnarello and Osteria da Fortunata. I'd recommend to try at least once carbonara, cacio e pepe and amatriciana
Dogma
Dogma11mo ago
for street food you can try Trapizzino, otherwise something typical is Supplì (fried rice balls) for that a good place would be supplizio
Dogma
Dogma11mo ago
I'm not really expert regarding Roman style pizza or pinsa, but there are also really good neapolitan pizzerias "Gino Sorbillo" and "da Michele"
walter
walter11mo ago
thank you 🙂