World’s Smallest Restaurant Only Seats Two People at a Time

Ah bon giorno! Come se va? Bene? Your table is ready. I've hooked my foot around your chair so no one can purloin it, eh, while you're filling your cappuccino mug and massaging a virtual passticci onto your plate. We all like small romantic restaurants, don't we? Well this one take the cake...or as they say in Italy...la torta.

If you’re searching for the most private restaurant dining experience possible, look no further than Solo Per Due, a small ristorante in Vacone, Italy, that only features one table and two chairs.

Aptly named “Solo Per Due”, Italian for “just for two”, the world’s smallest restaurant only accepts two people at a time. 

This unique feature makes the Italian restaurant a popular destination for tourists from all over the world, but especially for lovers. There are no queues, no turns and no waiting, but booking this place for a romantic dinner, especially on holidays like Valentine’s Day can be a real challenge. 

Only around 1,500 people get a chance to enjoy the unparalleled privacy Solo Per Due has to offer, and it’s this exclusivity that best explains the set price of €250 ($335) per person (not including wine and champagne). 

The idea behind this unique eatery is that guests enjoy true intimacy and get the full attention of the cooking and waiting staff, which guarantees an extra special dining experience.

Okay, so it's a long way to go for a romantic dinner. Wonder what's on the menu? I assume you cannot linger too long over Cognac. With such a limited number of tables...like one, eh...there's bound to be another couple waiting for their 8:00 reservation.

Phone ahead...way ahead!

See ya, eh!

Bob