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Tortellini at Via Emilia.
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Lupa
170 Thompson St.
(212-982-5089)
Roman-style osteria beloved for peerless antipasti and
pasta.
Crispo
240 W. 14th St.
(212-229-1818)
Frank Crispo’s handiwork tastes even better than
it sounds on the menu.
Frank
88 Second Ave.
(212-420-1232)
A cramped kitchen finesses sprightly salads and
succulent ragùs.
Max Soha
1274 Amsterdam Ave at 123rd St.
(212-531-2221)
A relaxing red-sauce beacon in Morningside Heights.
Supper
156 E. 2nd St.
(212-477-7600)
Frank’s spiffy spinoff showcases
northern-Italian fare and nightly specials.
Via Emilia
240 Park Ave. So.
(212-505-3072)
Tortellini, tortelloni, and some of the best lasagne
around.
Locanda Vini & Olii
129 Gates Ave., Brooklyn
(718-622-9202)
A trip to Tuscany without the jet lag, and great
Virginia house wine.
Other Italian Picks from Our 2003 Cheap Eats Guide:
Le Zoccole
95 Avenue A
212-260-6660
Max Café
1262 Amsterdam Ave.
212-531-1210
Nick's
1814 Second Ave.
212-987-5700

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