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Marlow & Daughters sources the meat for Ft. Green spinoff from Diner/Marlow peeps. Menus change daily, keep pace with local, seasonal ingredients. (Cocktails change, too, with dual picks o' the day.) Trattoria-ish aims, serves smaller portions so you can belly space to sample app, pasta, and protein. Simple, clean, and compelling, like its sibling venues. Pretty room puts white tile and white marble up against rich wood, distressed floors, and colorful mosaic art on the walls.
Southern Italian with soul. Spacious mod interior recalls Sicilian hilltop village of Scopello. Incredible breads and pastas homemade daily, cheese imported from the motherland. Try the homemade gn... read more
Simple and good. Has all the ingredients for enjoyable Italian meal straight from nonna's kitchen to your mouth. Exceedingly local feel, requisite for Prospect Heights. Healthy and green, local ing... read more
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