Joe and Angela Cicala share a dream of buying a small farmhouse in Italy, and moving there after their restaurant (Cicala at the Divine Lorraine, a historic building in Philadelphia’s Spring Garden neighborhood) can be run from abroad. But they haven’t agreed on where.

“I’m very much a beach person,” Joe said. “When I was living in Italy, it was in Salerno along the Amalfi Coast. My family’s village is beachside, so I associate that with being Italian. But Angela’s family is from Abruzzo, and she’s very much a mountains kind of person and worked in Tuscany.” But both agree on the high quality of life in Italy.