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Eating and drinking
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For
snacks
and sandwiches, try the
Piazza Roma,
a restaurant/coffee bar at the corner of Via Sparano across from the Stazione Centrale or the
Bar Oceano
, Corso Cavour 49. Two budget
restaurants
in the old city are
Le Travi
on Largo Chiurlia (closed Mon), where you can have a complete meal for L20,000/a?¬10.32, and
Da Nicola
, off Piazza del Ferrarese (closed Sun), where meals can be had for a remarkable L15,000/a?¬7.74. Also worth trying is the good self-service
El Pedro,
at Via Piccinni 152 (closed Sun), which specializes in traditional Italian cuisine. Rather more interesting and not much more expensive is the
Cafe Batafobrele/Restaurant Terranima
, at Via Putignani 213-215 (closed Sun), with a daily menu of regional specialities, and a relaxed atmosphere. The pricey no-nonsense
Ristorante al Pescatore
, Via Federico II di Svevia 8 (closed Sun), just east of the castle, does fine fish, though it can cost anything up to L50,000/a?¬25.82 a head. For a lively atmosphere, head for
Ristorante Pizzeria Il Mulino
, Via de Giosa 7 (closed Wed), alongside the Teatro Petruzzelli, off Corso Cavour, or
La Credenze
, Via Verrone 15/Arco Sant'Onofrio (closed Wed), in the old city where you can eat such typically Barese dishes as
orecchiette
with cauliflower. Other useful information
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Italy,
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