A US tourist says she was overcharged for two ice creams at an ice-cream shop near Rome’s Piazza Navona. Nicole Ann, who is visiting from Florida, posted about the incident online after receiving a bill of €44. In her account, she says she ordered two small cups but was instead charged for two larger cones, which were reportedly topped with items she did not request. The reported extras include macarons, cannoli and panna (whipped cream). Ann warns other visitors to avoid “Don Nino,” a parlour located on a street off the piazza. Her post draws wide attention, including many comments from other users and a response from an Italian writer describing the situation as shameful. The articles describe the story based on Ann’s claims; they do not include confirmation from the business or official investigators. The episode highlights complaints that tourists can face when prices or orders are disputed at popular attractions in Rome.