La Dolce Vita is a place to feel at home and where hospitality is sacred. La Dolce Vita es un lugar para sentirse como en casa y donde la hospitalidad es sagrada. It's a seminal moment, putting a car to the world that celebrates "La Dolce Vita". Es un momento fundamental, poner un coche en el mundo que celebra "La Dolce Vita".
It is from here that co-owner Giuseppe Salpietro brings authentic cuisine, traditions and customs, which come from centuries of good living. La Dolce Vita believes in bringing this passion for Dolce Vita, translates to mean the sweet life, into every dish that leaves our kitchen.
''Cause in the end, the road is long; But only 'cause it makes you strong; It's filled with peaks and twists and turns; Sometimes you have to learn to forget about it'' — Marina Diamandis
La Dolce Vita famously opens with an iconic scene of economical absurdity, as a statue of Christ — his arms extended in blessing ― is helicoptered across the city of Rome, on its way to an audience with the Pope. Trailing the statue in a second helicopter is the rakish society journalist Marcello Rubini (Marcello Mastroianni) and his22K subscribers in the MarinaAndTheDiamonds community. Hello fellow Diamonds! This is the place for anything Marina related, so post away and be nice…
La Dolce vita e la gioia di vivere… a Roma. Sappiamo che il termine “Dolce vita” e tutto ciò che si riferisce ad esso è originario del meraviglioso e iconico film che Fellini ha ambientato a Roma️, con Mastroianni, Anita Eckberg e i paparazzi. When I saw "La Dolce Vita" in 1960, I was an adolescent for whom "the sweet life" represented everything I dreamed of: sin, exotic European glamour, the weary romance of the cynical newspaperman. When I saw it again, around 1970, I was living in a version of Marcello's world; Chicago's North Avenue was not the Via Veneto, but at 3 a.m. the kkStjd.