As these pages print it.

The Franchising Page That Wanted Alfredo Everywhere Except Rome

The site has two franchising pages for Il vero Alfredo all'Augusteo. The Italian page is /franchising.html. The English page is /franchising-eng.html. The restaurant looked at opening elsewhere. Its identity on the site is that it is in Rome. Those two facts sit together. They do not cancel each other in the lines used here.

The Rome address is Piazza Augusto Imperatore 30. The splash prints Piazza Augusto Imperatore, 30 and 00186 ROMA. Elsewhere is not given a city name in these lines. No city is invented for it. The pages that fix the place keep Rome. The franchising pages look beyond that place without a new street and number in the lines quoted here.

Two franchising pages

There is an Italian franchising page and an English franchising page. These lines do not record a wording split between them of the kind the menu prints. The menu split is specific. Costoletta di vitello alla Sassi carries 23,50 only in Italian. Veal chops Sassi style has no price. Valigetta diplomatica all'Alfredo con piselli has no English line. The franchising pair is not described that way here.

The aperitivo pair is a different case. /aperitivo.html and /aperitif.html match on Friday, Saturday, and cocktails before dinner. The franchising lines do not say that the two franchising languages match, and they do not say that they diverge. The smaller sentence is the safe one. Both pages are franchising pages. Both belong to the look at opening elsewhere. No third language is named.

The splash is not a franchising page. It prints the Rome address and the caption Alfredo III°. The portrait line does not say elsewhere. The telephone breaks at +39 06/. A broken telephone is not a list of other cities. The fax is a bare slash, not a branch address.

Elsewhere, against a Rome identity

Elsewhere means a place other than the printed Rome address. The lines do not name that place. They do not name a country for it. They do not name a second square. Opening elsewhere is what the restaurant looked at. The identity on the site remains that the restaurant is in Rome. A look is not a second splash address. The splash address stays Piazza Augusto Imperatore, 30.

The English frameset prints 00186 ROME. ROME is the English city word. It is still the same city, printed in English. It is not elsewhere. The change from ROMA to ROME is a language change in the city word. It is not a move to a new city. The franchising look at elsewhere does not rewrite that frameset line into a street the lines do not have.

The note on the only place in Italy stays with the Rome identity. The franchising page stays with the look away from a single printed address. Both can be true of the site. Identity is Rome. A franchising page looked at opening elsewhere. The site prints those ideas on different pages.

The address lines that stay in Rome

The splash line is Piazza Augusto Imperatore, 30, then 00186 ROMA. The 2010 frameset at home.htm prints 00186 ROMA and the telephone digits 06/68.78.734 and 06/68.78.615. Those digits are not on the splash. They are still not an address elsewhere. They are a telephone printing on the 2010 frameset. The English frameset telephone is Tel. +39 06/ - +39 06/, also unfinished, also not a new city.

History ties Piazza Augusto Imperatore, 30 to 1950. That sentence does not send the restaurant out of Rome. It places the numbered square in the city the identity names. The note on the square follows the 30 on the splash and in that sentence. The 30 does not become a franchising code. The comma before 30 stays a comma in an address. The lines given for the framesets do not restate that comma.

The English title THE REAL ALFREDO ALLA AUUSTEO misses the G. The missing letter does not relocate the restaurant. Elsewhere is a franchising idea. The missing letter is not a city.

Two Roman addresses, still not a new city

Via della Scrofa has no street number. The square has 30. Both are on the history page. Both belong to the Rome story of this restaurant. The older street is not elsewhere in the franchising sense. It is an earlier address in the same city, printed without a number. The later address is the square. The 1950 move from one to the other is not the same as looking at opening elsewhere.

One photo alt says Piazza Rosa, not the Augustus square. Piazza Rosa is still not a franchising city named on these pages. It is an alt that does not name the square. That failure is local to the alt. It does not give the franchising pages a destination. The note on the two addresses keeps Scrofa and the square apart. Both stay in the Rome material, against the word elsewhere.

Ines, 1908, Alfred II with the o missing, Armando as Alfredo II, Alfredo III, and Umberto's moustache are history details. None of them is a city the franchising pages name. The golden fork and spoon are already part of the restaurant story.

The menu and the gallery name no branch

The Italian price 23,50 does not name a city. The English dish line without a price does not name one either. The valigetta line is Italian only. A missing English dish line is not a missing branch address. The menu stays a menu. It does not do the work of the franchising pages. The franchising pages do not print 23,50 in the lines used here. No fee is invented to fill that silence.

The 2011 gallery lists about 58 named entries under Personaggi. I Reali di Spagna and I Reali di Svezia name royal parties, not franchise cities. PAOLO ROBERTO FALCAO and PELÈ ARBITRO COELHO are football labels. No match date is printed here, and no city is added under those labels. The 2004 paths for Kennedy, Johnson, Bush, and disney are absent from that 2011 list. Their absence is not a list of places where the restaurant opened.

Friday and Saturday are not a calendar for elsewhere. Cocktails before dinner describe a sequence. They do not describe a new address. The franchising pages looked at opening elsewhere.

What stays printed when elsewhere is unnamed

The fixed lines name Rome and the square. Splash: Piazza Augusto Imperatore, 30, 00186 ROMA. English frameset: 00186 ROME, with the unfinished telephone and the title that drops the G. History: the square and 30 in 1950, plus Via della Scrofa with no number. The restaurant name is Il vero Alfredo all'Augusteo. The portrait caption is Alfredo III°. Those lines are specific. Elsewhere, in these facts, is not a street.

The telephone is specific and still unfinished on the splash. +39 06/ is a prefix, not a foreign address. The 2010 digits are telephone digits, not a postal code for a new city. 00186 is the postcode the splash and the 2010 frameset print with ROMA, and the English frameset prints with ROME. One postcode number. Two city words. No third city in the quoted lines.

The note on the two eras lines those printings up. The site also has pages that looked at opening elsewhere. It does not, in these lines, print that elsewhere as a street, a number, and a postcode. Rome has the square, the 30, and 00186.