- fried artichokes
- 14th street
- cute
- brunch food
- good for groups
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- Stefani ReedJune 3, 2016Fuscelli (red) and cacio pepe (white) with Rye Bandit and Peppino cocktails. Absolute delicious.
- Tania RionOctober 3, 2016I was there for brunch last Saturday and it was a very long one. Food was great and the staff was even better because they let us stay for as long as we wanted. I'm definitely going back!
- Bitches Who BrunchApril 29, 2015This popular Italian spot on 14th street serves up epic cheese plates and gorgeous brunch cocktails. Make sure you snag a table under a fancy umbrella, and enjoy the people-watching. Read moreUpvoted Dec 23, 2024
- Michael CoxApril 19, 2015This place is a definite favorite. Their amatriciana has great chew, with perfect heat and, though not classico, perfectly hairline slivers of garlic.
- Jess MossMarch 29, 2015The tonnarelli cacio e Pepe wad incredible- thick noodles cooked perfectly. Loved everything about this place. Went for brunch
- ArdvaarkApril 11, 2016If you're vegetarian, be sure to announce it up front. Not all of the ingredients are listed on the menu.
- Sergey GuryakovMay 29, 2016for brunch, benedict, see visual, and potato lasagna are amazing tasty and filling 馃憦馃徎馃憦馃徎馃憦馃徎
- Squid ink pasta in saffron broth was great. A bit noisy upstairs and annoying with bar patrons constantly encroaching our table space, but the food made it worth it
- Rosie HendersonOctober 25, 2014Great wines. Cute space to get a drink and snack on cheese and bread. Entrees and desserts are not great. The grouper was not seasoned; the spinach taste like fish; and the semifreddo was yuck.
- Katya AnanievaJuly 7, 2014Fried artichokes, the Maltagliati, prosecco on tap and Morgan at the bar = best combination ever!
- Mani NaikJuly 2, 2014Very cute, European and yummy food. I got the lasagna and it seemed to pretty to eat!
- Jeremy CApril 16, 2016Great patio option on bustling 14th street. Try the fried artichokes and carrot soup.
- eli sheehyOctober 28, 2014Octopus appetizer, fried artichokes and gnocchi and then saving room for cheese platter for dessert.
- Little Italy feel, and they have charging station for iPhones right next to purse hooks! Genius!
- Bitches Who BrunchJanuary 3, 2015Voted "Not Worth the Hype" in 2014. We love it for dinner (try the charcuterie plate), but not for brunch Read more
- Marta D.June 7, 2014Nothing but great things to say about the food, waiters, and bartenders. Host staff are abysmal. Go w/ a reservation or follow up regularly.
- Miguel LopezAugust 2, 2017Nice, airy space, but -- like most Italian places -- not a good brunch menu.
- Sandra RubinchikNovember 13, 2016Really cute trendy-rustic vibe but brunch pasta portions were pretty small.
- Tammy GordonJune 16, 2014Enjoyed the fried artichokes, lasagna and branzino on the patio. If you can, try to get Anne Marie as your server - she's great!
- AdreMay 14, 2016Slow service. And I mean, VERY slow service. We're here and we've been waiting for our food for 40 minutes. It's Saturday and there are hardly any people here.
- LisaApril 26, 2015The service is slow and the glasses of water are small causing the waiters to be slow at refilling your water.
- Diana BrodyAugust 1, 2016Pretty space and seems good for dinner, but was terrible for brunch. Out of bread and many menu items, it was a let down and frustrating.