rosticceria
The Italian word for rotisserie is rosticceria.
While the term can refer to a roasting rotating broiler, in Italy it most commonly refers to a rotisserie shop or deli that sells roasted meats and savory baked goods.
Meaning: device, roasting rotating broiler (noun)
How does it change in a sentence?
The word rosticceria is a feminine noun, meaning it is used with feminine articles such as la or una.
Did you know?
- In Italy, a rosticceria is often a primary destination for 'aperitivo' snacks, offering fried and roasted finger foods that are eaten before dinner.
- Depending on the region, a rosticceria may sell traditional local specialties like arancini in Sicily or frittatine in Naples alongside roasted meats.
- While a rosticceria sells roasted meats, it is distinct from a macelleria, which is a butcher shop where meat is sold raw.
Examples in context
- Stasera mangiamo un gustoso arrosto alla spiedo!Tonight we're having a tasty rotisserie roast!
- Le specialità della rosticceria lombarda sono molto apprezzate.The specialties of Lombard rotisserie are highly appreciated.
- Vado in rosticceria a prendere dei panini.I am going to the rotisserie shop to get some sandwiches.
- Compro il pollo alla rosticceria.I buy the chicken at the rotisserie.
Example conversation
Lorenzo and Chiara are deciding what to eat for dinner.
- LorenzoPassiamo alla rosticceria per cena?Shall we stop at the rotisserie for dinner?
- ChiaraSì, buona idea, Lorenzo.Yes, good idea, Lorenzo.
- LorenzoPrendo un pollo arrosto.I will get a roasted chicken.
- ChiaraE io prendo delle verdure.And I will get some vegetables.
