Small space with modern decor and inviting patio offers a warm, quiet atmosphere ideal for relaxed conversations. Artisanal pizza and refreshing cocktails complement the cozy, clean setting.
Cheese ravioli stands out with its bright lemony flavor and perfectly al dente pasta. Sweet potato ravioli pairs well with brown butter, parmesan, and nuts for a rich taste.
Fresh focaccia bread appears in several dishes, including one topped with whipped ricotta, honey, capicola, and sweet drop peppers. It also serves as an excellent dip for the Baked Eggs and pairs well with a tomato broth for mussels.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended to avoid long wait times, especially on weekends.
Parking is very limited, so consider alternative transportation options.
The brunch menu is only available until 3 PM on Saturdays.
Italian restaurant offers authentic atmosphere with tasteful decor and soft lighting creating a cozy yet elegant setting. Handmade pasta preparation is visible, adding to the genuine experience. The vibe is calm and pleasant, reflecting true Italian charm.
Spinach ravioli comes with a Gorgonzola walnut cream sauce that stands out. Osso buco ravioli in Bolognese sauce matches the quality found in Florence.
Focaccia here comes with the Tagliere Toscano, paired with meats, cheese, and olives, making a light starter. The focaccia itself is perfectly baked, complementing dishes like prosciutto and melon.
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Free Prosecco is served on Valentine's Day.
Reservations are recommended for busy weekends.
Expect high prices, with some dishes costing over $20.
Italian restaurant blends rustic elegance with a cozy ambiance and LGBTQ+ friendly atmosphere. Bar area offers lively energy with well-stocked drinks and popular seating. Private dining rooms provide comfortable, beautifully decorated spaces for groups.
Lobster ravioli stands out as a frequent choice, often paired with dishes like beef filet and tiramisu. Vegetable ravioli appears less remarkable, described as just fine.
Rustic focaccia features a golden-brown exterior with a crackling olive oil crust and a soft interior. Variations include toppings like cherry tomatoes, rosemary, and candied walnuts.
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Reservations are recommended for parties of 6 or more due to preset gratuity.
Expect reasonable prices for high-quality food and generous portions.
Happy hour is a great time to enjoy appetizers at a lower price.
Open concept space with an active wood-fire grill creates a warm focal point amid gray decor. Atmosphere ranges from lively and loud on busy nights to friendly and inviting during quieter times. Cocktails and Italian dishes stand out, adding to a charming yet energetic vibe.
Lobster and crab ravioli comes with a cognac sauce that adds a silky texture and rich flavor. The stuffing is flavorful and the dish pairs well with bourbon drinks.
Warm focaccia comes with a smoky, crispy crust and a perfect herb balance. Roasted garlic cloves add a spreadable, rich flavor that soaks up sauces well.
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Pasta Hour runs every Wednesday through Sunday from 5pm to 6pm.
The Pasta Hour menu offers affordable options during the specified hours.
Reservations are recommended to avoid long wait times during peak hours.
Open kitchen and bar create a classy, elegant atmosphere with bright, minimalist decor. The space feels clean and welcoming, bustling yet not overwhelmingly noisy despite hard surfaces. It suits date nights and special occasions with a comfortable, reserved seating layout.
Lobster ravioli stands out as a main dish, paired with insane carrots and complemented by olive oil cake and fish. The lobster ravioli offers a rich, satisfying flavor that draws attention.
Freshness stands out with the focaccia bread with garlic serving as a highlight. It pairs well with the seasonal Bruschetta in the Antipasti selection.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for larger parties to ensure seating.
Expect a 20% automatic gratuity added to your bill for parties of six or more.
All menu items are a la carte, so plan for additional side orders.
Small, casual Italian restaurant with a warm, friendly atmosphere and a down-to-earth, worn appearance. The space feels personal and family-friendly, offering a relaxing vibe that makes people feel at home. Seating can be limited, but the environment stays calm and welcoming.
Fried ravioli stands out as a popular appetizer with a crispy texture. Cheese ravioli offers a rich, flavorful filling, and specials sometimes include variations with spinach and mushrooms.
Freshly made focaccia bread comes free and tastes very good. Large pieces of soft, flavorful focaccia complement meals well.
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They have daily specials that are reasonably priced.
Plenty of parking is available.
The restaurant offers a drive-thru for convenience.
Restaurant combines wood-fired ovens and an open kitchen with casual, cozy atmosphere. Space feels hip and aesthetically pleasing but seating is tight, especially at the bar. Offers family-friendly amenities like kids' games and cups, alongside a lively bar with quality cocktails and wine.
Pork and beef ravioli come with rich fillings and pair well with sauces like arabiatta. Wagyu Beef Ravioli offers delicate pasta pillows filled with melt-in-your-mouth Wagyu and a well-balanced sauce.
Toasted focaccia with roasted garlic butter comes out crispy and flavorful. It stands out as a must-try bread alongside dishes like carbonara.
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Happy hour offers 25% off on wine glasses, cocktails, and beers from 3-6 pm.
Reservations are recommended for the pizza making class due to limited spots.
The pizza making class includes complimentary wine with your meal.
Rooftop Italian restaurant with a wood-burning grill and garden-inspired decor creates a chill vibe and artsy atmosphere. Outdoor patio and private cubby tables offer unique dining settings. Cocktails include creative spritzes and custom drinks tailored to preferences.
Pollo and Ravioli Alla Nerano stands out with its rich pairing of Beppino Ocelli butter and fresh Urbani black truffle. Squash and ricotta filling delivers an outstanding butternut squash ravioli experience.
Pillowy inside and crispy outside, the focaccia bread stands out with its texture contrast. It pairs well with lamb skewers and often serves as a starter alongside other dishes like squash ravioli.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended as the restaurant gets packed quickly.
Expect to pay $15 or more for a glass of wine.
The restaurant charges for bread, which is unusual for Italian dining.