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Cibo Trattoria

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Editorial Review

From the daily varieties of house-made foccacia served with beautiful olive oil to the fresh gnocchi with chicken cacciatore, former River Cafe Chef Neil Taylor selects superlative ingredients, and his menu (even the pre-theater prix-fixe) like the wine list, combines the best of local and Italian. Surprisingly cozy with see-through fireplace and exposed timbers, Cibo's got flavorful dishes served in warm, eclectically grand style, with striped Paul Smith chairs whose colors match the century-old terrazzo floor uncovered during renovations.

Features

  • Fireplace
  • Good Service
  • Prix-Fixe
  • Downtown Style

Attributes

  • Price:
    $$$
  • Reservations:
    Not Necessary
  • Alcohol:
    Full Bar
  • Vibe:
    Romantic/Date Spot
  • Restaurant Type:
    Italian

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