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Well, that may have been a bit of an exaggeration.. But in Italy they do normally charge what's called a "coperto", which whether or not you eat or want the bread they put on you table, you're still going to have to pay it. It basically means "cover charge" for just sitting and eating at a table in their restaurant..

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David Peluchette
David Peluchette

Written by David Peluchette

I'm an American Expat who's been living, working and traveling abroad for over 26 years, writing in a variety of topics from an Expat's perspective.

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