A food reviewer visited Polignano a Mare to test the best sandwiches from Pescari, a well-known sandwich chain in Italy. The reviewer compared the Pescari sandwiches from Milan and Polignano, noting that the quality and packaging were identical. However, the reviewer pointed out that the waiting times were long, and the service was slow. Despite this, the reviewer enjoyed the sandwiches, particularly the tuna and burrata options. They also tried the red prawn tartare, which was worth the wait. The reviewer concluded that while Pescari is a great place to eat, the long waiting times and slow service are drawbacks.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The video is about testing the best sandwiches in Italy at Pescari.
2. The location is Polignano a Mare, where a Red Bull diving competition is taking place.
3. The person in the video has previously tried Pescari sandwiches in Milan and loved them.
4. The person orders 10 sandwiches for 10 people.
5. The sandwiches are picked up at Piazza Aldo Moro in Polignano.
6. The place is bigger than the one in Milan, but there is a long queue.
7. The person tries various sandwiches, including tuna, prawn, and burrata.
8. The packaging of the sandwiches is identical to the ones in Milan.
9. The person comments on the prices, saying they are the same as in Milan.
10. The person tries a sandwich called "De Rose" made with burrata, nduja, and spinach.
11. The person also tries a sandwich with croaker, aubergine caponata, and mozzarella.
12. The person mentions that the service is slow, but the food is worth the wait.
13. The person tries the tartare, which takes 20 minutes to arrive.
14. The person comments on the freshness of the prawns, saying they were caught just five minutes ago.
15. The person concludes that the wait for the sandwiches is part of the experience and makes the food seem even better.