The Italians go crazy for them – and it's easy to see why. Here, The Local's Patrick Browne gives you the lowdown on one of Italy's most treasured rituals: the aperitivo. They are long leisurely affairs to be undertaken with friends in early or late evening, the food is usually more than decent and they are affordable even on the most meagre of budgets.
All you need to do is buy a drink and your food is free. Shall we? I'd really love to go out to dinner, but I can't afford it... It's only going to cost €5-12 depending where we go. Are you sure you don't want to come? I know an excellent place.... Okay then. But it's my first time...
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