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Ultra-patriotic Nolita deli denies entry to San Marzano tomatoes, stocks only Italian-American mozz and evoo. Miss Iowa La Quercia prosciutto piled high on Parisi bakery rolls, repping New York. Beans and bacon by the pound, fat turkey heroes make for Vespa-less lunch. Sit-down dinner service is five courses from Café Boulud and A Voce-trained owners. Nightly rotating menu of antipasti, pasta, and secondi, supersized with an ices and a pastry round. All-American vino list definitely does not still live with mamma.
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Blinded by the white! Iacopo Falai follows established combo of incredibly antiseptic décor and so-yummy baked eggs with tomato sauce. Grease-ilicous onion, cheese, and salami panini and hou... read more
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