Who you are

Ask us to take Trattoria da Sandrino off the site

We did not write this listing: it comes from public OpenStreetMap map data, along with the contact details somebody added there. If those details are yours, you can ask for them not to be here.

Sending this does not take the listing down by itself: a person reads it, checks and replies. A public form that hid a listing on the first submission would be the quickest way to make a competitor disappear.

What you are asking us to remove

The whole listingThe place no longer shows in search and no longer has a page.The contact details onlyPhone and email go, the listing stays with its name and address.Something elseOne particular detail, or a situation the two options above do not cover: write it below.

Anything to add?

Optional. The choice above is enough: you do not have to explain why you would rather those details were not here.

Who you are

Your relationship with the place

I am the ownerI run itI work thereSomething else

First and last name

It is how we reply, and a request like this always gets a reply — including when the answer is no.

Phone (optional)

It does not verify anything: verification goes through the listing’s public number. Leave it only if you would rather have a call than an email.

And the fix that lasts is at the source

The map data belongs to OpenStreetMap, and anyone can correct it there. Correcting it at the source counts for every site that uses that data, not just this one — and it does not come back with the next catalogue update.

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