The establishment is located just 30 meters from the Salone Margherita, a fascinating place that opened its doors in 1887 under the name "Teatro delle Varietà" and later renamed "Salone". This magical place was managed by Igino and Carlo Marino, and then passed into the hands of the Marino family from Naples, with Renato Marino at the helm. Initially, the theater was lit by a wonderful light coming from a skylight and featured a small stage surrounded by tables to enjoy a snack during the show. In the early years of the 20th century, the Salone Margherita transformed into the most magnificent theater in the capital, experiencing moments of great success, especially during the belle époque. It was renowned for its aristocratic atmosphere, beautiful stucco work, golden details, and mirrors that adorned the theater, the boxes, the gallery, and the stalls with comfortable red velvet armchairs. Renowned artists such as Donnarumma, Gino Franzi, Pasquariello, Petrolini, Milly, Maldacea, and many others performed on this stage. The Salone Margherita was famous as a variety theater and café chantant until the last war, when it embraced the genre of revue. In 1972, "Il Bagaglino" took possession of this enchanting place, continuing to offer highly successful performances to this day.