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788A Union St., Brooklyn, NY, 11215
nr. Seventh Ave.
718-636-4800
CaraHerself from 11218 | Posted on 8/29/09
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Do not book a private event here! I wanted to have my wedding reception here and over the course of the 8 months that I spent planning it with them, they went through 4 event managers and I only met the owner once and he was incredibly rude. In a short 2-sentence email he told me they were changing the restaurant's policy and after 8 months of planning this reception, they were no longer going to close the restaurant for a private event. Instead I could cut my guest list in half and hold the party in the back room. We had already decided on a menu, a final head count, invitations had gone out - it was a nightmare. Thank God I was able to find another venue with such short notice.
atw from 33407 | Posted on 12/12/07
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Everything from the apetizers to the entrees are good. I love the fireplace in winter.
rockland74 from 11753 | Posted on 12/12/07
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I am on the road quite a bit and when I get to Brooklyn my favorite stop is Scottadito Osteria Toscana. Nowhere am I able to get the fine Tuscan cooking that is prepared here. The staff is wonderful, the service precise and not overbearing. In other words you feel as welcome as you would be going to a family dinner. The glass room in the rear is esquisite. "Manga" you are in for a real treat. I have not been dissapointed from anything on the menu.
willybots from 11414 | Posted on 12/11/07
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SCOTTSDITTO IS ONE OF MY FAVORITE RESTAURANTS TO GO TO. I LIVE IN QUEENS AND I TRY TO GO THERE ONCE A WEEK FOR DINNER. THE FOOD IS UNBELIEVABLE DELICIOUS. WHEN IM THERE IT MAKES ME FEEL LIKE IM AT HOME EATING DINER WITH THE FAMILY. I ESPECIALLY LOVE THE LAMB CHOPS. THE WAY THERE COOK THEM IS THE BEST THING ON EARTH
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