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229 Columbus Ave., New York, NY, 10023
nr. 70th St.
212-721-3009
hoangpham from 10027 | Posted on 2/16/08
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The pasta was lovely and the serving size was large. Service was very caring and really quite exceptional. The house red wine was really good. However, I noticed that there were few vegetarian selections on the menu - this slight improvement would make this restaurant a 10. The dining room had a warm and cosy interior. It was very romantic. Dessert was excellent, also!
quita from 19426 | Posted on 12/23/07
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A friend who is a New Yorker recommended this restaurant to me and I'm glad I took her recommendation. When I walked in, I thought it was a charming spot lit up with white twinkle lights and it just seemed cozy. The bread sticks are fabulous! They're soft and come with olive oil with fresh garlic and rosemary. My party and I ordered a few appetizers - mussels, calamari and bruschetta - all delicious. I had spaghetti with shrimp and tomatoes; a friend had one of the chicken dishes with sherry sauce and loved it; my husband had a special which was rigatoni with fresh seafood (calamari, shrimp and crab meat) and he thought it was fantastic! I highly recommend this restaurant which seems to be a favorite of the neighborhood.
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