1 Monty: If we're going to sneak into one of the most secure and well-guarded buildings in the world, we should at least wait until night.
2 Prof. Jones: Good idea. I know an excellent restaurant where we can wait, just off Piazza di Spagna.
3 Prof. Jones: Wonderful antipasto, minestrone, pane di casa, pasta, risotto, veal scallopini, contorni, gelati... All you can eat for 150 lire.
4 Monty: That sounds like your type of place, dad.
4 Prof. Jones: I order 300 lire worth.

Piazza di Spagna is the square at the base of the famous Spanish Steps. It is one of the world's major crossroads, like Times Square in New York, or Picadilly Circus in London, and is not far from Piazza del Popolo, where I took the background photo in this strip.

I have fond memories of Piazza di Spagna, as I'm sure do most of the people who visit it. I had some pizza from a place just off the piazza, which was indeed wonderful. They didn't offer an all you can eat special though, or I may have put on even more weight in Italy than I did.