How to Say ‘Da Vittorio restaurant’ in Italian
Ristorante Da Vittorio
ree-STOH-rahN-teh dah veet-TOH-ryoh
[ree-STOH-rahN-teh dah veet-TOH-ryoh]
🇮🇹 In Italy: Many family-run Italian restaurants are named Da plus the owner's first name. It works like "at Vittorio's" and usually signals a homely trattoria rather than a formal place.
Phrase Breakdown
Ristorante
[ree-STOH-rahN-teh]
Restaurant
A place where meals are prepared and served to customers.
Andiamo al ristorante per cena.
Let's go to the restaurant for dinner.
Da
[dah]
at (the place of) / Da (in restaurant names)
Used in restaurant names meaning 'at the place of' the owner.
Andiamo a cena da Mario.
Let's go to dinner at Mario's.
Vittorio
[veet-TOH-ryoh]
Vittorio (name)
A common Italian male first name.
Vittorio è il proprietario.
Vittorio is the owner.
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