NOT your typical tourist fare. You can tell they put a lot of care and effort in the food. The…read morepumpkin ravioli was amazing, as were the steamed vegetables (a la ratatouille). Walk just two blocks off the beaten path and be rewarded with this little restaurant. Highly recommended.

with only 2 yelp reviews as I know it's not big in Europe we decided to give it a try, off the main…read morestreet. We were impressed. Friendly family service. sat outside with the cool Breeze, fresh cream in our coffee and hand picked basil in our dishes. the best linguine and clams ever!

Wow. Seriously, wow. Italians do food better than most everyone and this place does Italian…read morebetter than most Italians. We stopped for lunch on our way south and we were graciously accommodated on short notice. Called the night before and they set us up with a table near the end of service. Charming, professional, spotlessly clean, small and very nicely furnished in an authentic urban Italian style. Not rushed, not ignored, not overlooked. Treated us like neighborhood regulars, and there were numerous in attendance. Now about that food... we're back to wow, seriously wow. For starters my wife and I chose tagliatelle with duck ragu (tagliatelle al sugo d'anatra) and tiny tortellini in brodo (sorry I forgot the actual name of this dish). The tortellini were dynamite flavor bombs and the broth was clean and perfect. The duck dish was flawless--the homemade egg tagliatelle were ethereal, cooked to perfection--served in a lovely copper pan. Also enjoyed a rabbit dish (Coscia do consigliere alle Erbe ). House digestive was a nice touch. We'll be back.

First the positives: kind and lovely staff very welcoming, friendly and funny. The food however was…read moreaverage at best. The pumpkin tortellini which the region is known for were overly flavored with amaretto, making them taste like sugary almond bombs. The polenta was thick and flavorless and the other dishes were average at best. Given that the prices are fine but not the deal they once were I think this restaurant is quite average. For reference, we spend two weeks every year in various places in Italy and eat out often.

OMG. We just got off the highway to get a little lunch and stumbled across this place which appears…read moreto have a large outdoor area and a beautiful restaurant and some kind of "to go" take out in the front. a little confusing but we finally found a table and were treated to one of the best meals we had in Italy (and we were in Rome, Florence, Modena, Bologna and Lake Garda!) We had a deep friend squash blossom stuffed with cheese and herbs and a very rustic and delish vegetarian pasta -- some other side plate I can't even remember except we raved about it -- and ate it so eagerly we didn't even get a facebook-worthy photo of it til we were several bites in. If you find yourself anywhere near this place stop in and treat yourself to an incredible, unforgettable, unexpected and delightful meal!

Simply incredible. The riso is absolutely stunning and delicious. It's a family style restaurant so…read moreyou'll be sitting with other customers on the same table - but all the more reason to say hi and practice your Italian.

Highly recommend this family owned, locally sourced item restaurant. It was a great find as we…read moretried to escape the chilly December weather after shopping at the market. Very close to the train station. Excellent pasta, seafood options, home Prosecco, and fantastic service. Reasonably priced. Given it a go!

Terrible service and food. There are so many nicer and better places nearby. Avoid this place…read more Awful.