Piccolo Italia

I'm not sure how many times I have been to SF, but every time I do visit I feel I discover many new aspects of such an industrial city that comes to mind as memorable. Walking the streets feels like a small walk compared to taking a taxi or even the bus. I enjoying walking because I can discover the small shops, alley restaurants and corner shops. If you have been to SF the main spots are evident; Shopping Center in Downtown, Fisherman's Wharf, Golden Gate Bridge, etc. But what I find fascinating and most can agree is the art of the buildings themselves. Easily distinguished some of the buildings still carry the history with a modern style of today. So as I was walking down the main streets a gentleman with an accent that I can call "hollywood Italy" introduces me and my fiancé to the building. I say hollywood Italy because it simply reminded me of a film I've seen earlier with a similar accent. So we sit and take a second to quickly look at the art within the walls. There were paintings of Italian villages and women draped in the silk beauty, there was green vines surrounding the corners and even spanish music in the background? Well I assume the restaurants can do this considering most of the people who come in are foreigners and are oblivious to the culture. So I was full from eating Mexican food while watching Costa Rica loose to the evil Netherlands in the World Cup, which is why the dessert menu was up and ready to be looked at. A nice way to sooth the taste buds from spices and onions. I remember while in Spain I ordered a Tiramisu with a Cortado, great combination because it was sweet and moist the lips. So I ordered a tiramisu to try to remember the taste from Spain and indulge in the romantic scenery with my fiancé and sip the coffees that connect us both. I will say this was best for us in the day because the tiramisu was moist and sweet, had cocoa powder and a creme very sweet to the mix of a cappuccino and a cafe latte. Recommended because its a great way to end the day full of thoughts and to-do list and so far a marvelous satisfactory need.