Makenzie Callahan

This restaurant was quiet and quaint.

The food was good. I ordered a #2 bowl. Simply chicken (breaded) with lettuce and rice. Good price point and enough food for a full meal. I was not the biggest fan of the Japanese mayo, but overall the meal was hot and yummy to take to go.

They provide lids, utensils, napkins and chop sticks. I was expecting more sushi but I came before they closed at 3pm.

Would come back!

We loved visiting this basilica. Both Michelangelo and Galileo can be found here in their tombs. There is a beautiful courtyard and a few areas where relics of saints remain. There is a lot of Latin and Italian and not a ton of English to be read but it is beautiful nonetheless.

We went on a Friday when it was raining. There was little to no wait and a toilet for easy use.

There were multiple rooms for viewing such as the old cafeteria hall where the holy priests and monks used to eat way back in the day. The church and altar were breath taking with the gold surrounding the main focus points.

I would recommend doing this during rain or during the week. Otherwise lots of people and big groups we found were in and out constantly. We did not buy tickets before and tickets are 8 euros per person.