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520 Columbus Ave., New York, NY, 10024
at 85th St.
212-579-3194
foodielover from 10024 | Posted on 2/3/09
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I really like this place (except for the TERRIBLE hostess).
redgems from 10001 | Posted on 2/3/09
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I've been here twice - the first time on purpose, the second time by accident. First time, food was super oily and not tasty. Second time, I got the rigatoni - really salty. There are too many restaurants nearby to settle for this one - in terms of price, it's fine but the food is just not good!
flixbix from 11211 | Posted on 4/17/08
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The Three Pasta Special, Pork Bracciola, appetizers and panacotta were excellent. Coffee was great and the free bread was divine. The host stopped by to ask how everything was. They're opening a new location on 112th. Will definitely be back.
Germa_NY from 10024 | Posted on 1/9/08
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November 2007: After a minestrone, which was either several days old or from the deep freezer I was presented a Lasagne later, which obviously was microwaved - I cooked a little and can tell. Second time was Thanksgiving. I arrived at afternoon around 5:30 to grab a small pasta - only to be told that there was a pre set menu only - for the ridiculous amount of 50 USD. Remembered the earlier desaster and rejected. I still struggeled why Nonna had received such a good comment on this site, so I went for a third time. Same thing again: Beans soup either days old or refrigerated, the Pasta again was uneatable that I rejected eating it. I am not snobby at all and I have never placed such a comment on a public website, but I suspect that the positive comments entered earlier must have been placed ages ago. Cheap admitttedly, but the quality is less than any pizza place nearby or any ready to eat microwave product. Sorry for being so blunt, but you blew it three times in a row.
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