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    Casa Neri

    3.4 (14 reviews)
    Closed 11:30 am - 10:00 pm

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    Fettuccini, good size portion, despite colorful presentation, it is quite mild in taste. $35
    Jo H.

    We secured same day reservations for 2 on a Friday evening at the bar counter. SERVICE: Excellent. Simone is an upbeat, friendly bartender who is very knowledgeable of the menu, attentive and personable. The interaction between himself, the servers and the chef was one of camaraderie. It made for a pleasant experience. FOOD: The regular size Salumi di Terra has 3 cheeses and 3 meats, along with onion jam, taralli (donut shaped crackers) and bread. Everything was fresh, and we watched the chef slice the prosciutto just before it was served to us. It was good size for 2 to share. The fettuccine Alfredo was cooked perfectly, however, the sauce was very mild flavor wise. The culurgiones (pasta stuffed with eggplant) was beautifully presented, but also quite light in taste. Both dishes didn't elicit the "triple fork" M MM MMM! rating. To be fair, Simone recommended the Tortelloni Alla Genovese, and when he discovered we were not over the top on the entrees we chose, he brought the chef out and a server (Stefania?) to help translate. Chef asked many questions, then insisted we try the tortelloni and whooshed back into the kitchen to make us each one to try (on the house). This dish had much more flavor than the 2 we had ordered. BAR: The bar itself has 5 comfy chairs and purse hooks under the countertop. The toscana by the glass is $18 and an average pour. ATMOSPHERE: Tastefully decorated, light music in the background, warm ambiance. The restroom's hand dryer blower was broken and there were no towels available. There were pesky fruit flies the entire time were there. We'd get one, and another took its place. It lessened the experience having to wave them away from the wine and food. It would be ideal if Casa Neri invested in some sort of trap so the guests are not the ones having to deal with those pests.

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    Worst food on 5th! Cramped noisy space with diner like service. Plenty of better options nearby

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    All fresh and authentic. Small and intimate. Very southern Italian feels. Can't wait to come back and try everything else.

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    Rebecca’s Wine Bar

    Rebecca’s Wine Bar

    3.8
    (102 reviews)
    2.2 mi

    The place has a pretty inviting social atmosphere. The open space feels like you're at a wine bar…read morein California. My biggest complaint is that we got here at 8:40PM on a Friday just to be told the kitchen was closed... Which I found super weird given their closing time is 10PM. I thought that was way too early to be closing a kitchen.. But alas, we stayed for drinks cause might as well get a nightcap. They did let us order desserts. So, we did get the key lime pie which was really good. It had coconut shavings in the crust giving it a very unique taste. Definitely left me wanting to taste the food. For drinks, I went with the Pink Flamingo, and it was delicious. It was light and not to sugary but had a real nice kick of tequila. We walked out through the wine shop are and I was incredibly impressed with the variety of wines they sell! They had some real big names like Hundred Acre and Opus One. Names you don't see quite often. Overall cute place, looking forward to trying their food at some point.

    We walked in Rebecca's tonight, on a Sunday night at 6:25pm…read more Season in Florida is done. The hostess looked me up and down as I walked up to her. I asked for a table for 3. She says it would be a 1 hour wait. Looking around we see 9 tables open. I said really? She said all tables would be full within 30 minutes. Hm. We left, pulled up Rebecca's reservations and found we could get a reservation at 6:30pm for a table for 3. We looked again at 6:45pm and were able to reserve a table for 3 at 7:00pm. WOW! I feel like Julia Roberts in the movie Pretty Woman. Super disappointed. I was looking forward to the roasted beets. We ended up going to J Alexander's and enjoying a $250 steak dinner.

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    Nat Nat

    Nat Nat

    4.9
    (14 reviews)
    2.9 mi

    New in town. Walked by this place that was low lit, dim, saw people inside. Was not sure what its…read moredeal was. So came back the following evening, so I decided to check it out. Finally found the back door lol, so decided to grab a beer and sat outside with a cigar. Was greeted by a lovely woman named Madeline. Super cordial, very beautiful, lovely personality, great smile. She came out of her way to bring me water, which I appreciated very much, she did not have to, but she did. So decided to go inside to cool off a little bit. Small establishment yet huge atmosphere, small staff yet very friendly and welcoming. Even though I ate already, I decided to check their menu after a glass of wine and ordered the Fish Crudo and Kamichi braised short rib and it was amazing. Brian, the chef is an artisan and Madeline was the essence of this wine bar. Infectious smile, and personality. All I have to say is, if you didn't know this place existed, you should. Strictly a wine bar and beer, but the atmosphere and the service is beyond amazing. Small menu, but that's not what you're there for even though it's fantastic, you're there for the ambience. Music was spot on and clientele were classy and friendly. It's one of those places that when you wake up in the morning, you will be like wow, I cannot wait to go back. It is truly a hidden gem.

    The ambiance and vibes are chill!…read more The people are attentive and gracious The salad is exceptional as well!

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    Local pasture raised pork chop with local radish puree (left) , tomato local red snapper soup and focaccia (right)

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