Sitting on a quiet corner in the West Village, this understated trattoria is quietly serving up delicious Italian eats, easy wine and mind-blowing tiramisu. Exposed brick walls, large framed windows and candles flickering in the low lighting sets a seriously sexy mood before the food even hits Ur table, and after a few mouthfuls, U'll be wondering why it took U so long to find this place.
Sister restaurant to Malatesta around the corner, indulge in plates inspired by the owners native home on the Adriatic coast filled with big flavors like grilled polenta with mushrooms, pizza artichokes with Italian coppa and mozzarella, and fresh Branzino, grilled who and deboned.
Open for breakfast from 7:30 am and serving on to 11:30 pm, they accept reservations of 4 or more, but always keep space available (both tables and along their long marble bar) for U to just walk in.
Long lunches and romantic dinners.
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