How not to get ripped off in Italy

On Tuesday, Venice hit the headlines when a British family was charged €526 for lunch. Luke Tang, a 40-year-old university lecturer from Birmingham, was eating at Trattoria Casanova in the central San Marco district with his parents. They say they ordered one pasta dish and two sides. They were duly brought that – along with …

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