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Del Frisco's Double Eagle Steakhouse

3.8 (1.4k reviews)
Ultra High-EndSteakhouses, Seafood, American
Closed • 4:00 pm - 10:00 PM
Updated 2 months ago

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DEL FRISCO'S DOUBLE EAGLE STEAKHOUSE ATMOSPHERE

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The tartare
Danielle A.

We ran late but got treated like queens!! This was my sister's annual birthday dinner and we had a time! The Eagles clinched the East and Jake Paul had his jaw snapped in pieces, so there's that lil bonus! as for the dinner itself: thank you to Chris and the entire staff of folks who helped out with this major dinner night! You could tell there were 4-6 huge parties going on, all the bars open, and every TV in the place showing the eagles win the NFC but everyone was kind and friendly. i wasn't a fan of the gigantic pillar they sat us at seeing there were tables on the ground floor nobody was at, but least it wasn't by the bathroom! as for dinner, we had one small mistake with my sister's meal but we got swarmed by every single staff to fix it. our delightful server rang in a pork chop and not lamb chops and all hell broke loose with the staff. the manager came over, the assistant manager, the bartender hell the guy who does valet came up to check on us. perfectionists much? dinner was outstanding! this being my first time having waygu 'wagg-ewe' as the philly folks call it. cooked to perfection. my sister finally got the lamb chops and she was eating them like it was her last meal...so needless to say also delicious. my bestie got the salmon considering she has an allergy and limited on seafood choices. also cooked to perfect. this was first restaurant i have ever been to that gave us a choice on how to cook all the proteins! everything was moist and well seasoned. we did start little trend--trendsetters if you will-- we ordered tequila lemon drops! that's like the birthday tradition! lemme tell you!!!!! they make them RIGHT! by the time i got to the 3rd one i forgot about my sister not having her meal and so did she! the stand out dishes of the night: the tuna tartare, the chateau mashed, and the tequila lemon drops. just superb. thank you to everyone at del frisco's so a fun experience and amazing meal!

Lobster bisque and Dynamite Shrimp
Madison C.

This experience was fabulous. We came for Philly's Restaurant Week and it was such a success. We chose to do the fixed price meal. It started with the honey butter bread which to be honest we weren't expecting. This bread was incredible and we finished it so fast. Both appetizers were delicious. The short rib out performed the crab cakes but there wasn't a single bad thing that we tried. The butter cake was phenomenal. As for service, the staff was friendly, helpful, and went above and beyond. We thoroughly enjoyed our experience dining here. Bonus: go downstairs to use the bathroom to get a peak at the old door to the vault that is still there.

Katie P.

This was the best steak I've ever had! In fact, all the food was excellent - filet, lemon garlic broccolini, potatoes au gratin, lobster mac & cheese, honey butter rolls, shrimp appetizer, butter cake & giant lemon cake!

Honey Butter Bread
Los H.

I was blown away at the vast and grand dining room upon entering the restaurant. High ceiling is an understatement. Despite it's size, the space still has an intimate feeling. We sat in the main level. There's also a second level and a lower level. If you don't get seated in the lower level, be sure to go down just to see the vault dining room. Apparently, the building was formerly a bank. We tried the "bacon" appetizer. It was a tasty cut of pork that did not resemble what I know to be bacon. The wedge salad was also good. Our ribeyes were seasoned to perfection, but mine wasn't cooked to the temperature I requested. I just rolled with it though. Service was good all evening. They even threw in a small dessert treat for our anniversary dinner.

Coolest steakhouse around.  Glad they kept the vault.
Andrew R.

A few of my friends have told me to check out Double Eagle and now I know why. The restaurant is very nice and super cool at the same time. The service was great and the meal was delish. My only complaint is that it is a little loud in there so it was difficult hearing some of the people in our party. Overall, it was a great dining experience and I plan on going back!

Filet Mignon 8 oz
K B.

It's been a long time since I've been here and surprisingly it hasn't changed much, not even the menu. It's still a beautiful restaurant, with good food and good service. Colin was great, and so was the manager Joel. The VIP was a lil more sweet than I remembered, and I wish they still had the butterscotch cheesecake with the pecan crust, but the steaks and lobster mac were on point. I'll be back--in another year or two lol 10/10

Lobster mac and cheese along with the Tuna
Robert M.

Very cool place in what was a bank previously. Dark and very intimate interior. Service was good and the tuna was very average. But the Lobster Mac and Cheese is unreal.

Amazing dinner
Vanessa N.

I was lucky enough to get to try their sister restaurant before it closed down in Philly and it was fantastic! The service was wonderful and our steaks were cooked to perfection. The hummus alone was 10/10. That's how I KNOW the steakhouse must be even better and I will be going again soon!

Joshua L.

I came here during restaurant week with my friends. I opted for the $60.00 menu while my more affluent friends indulged. On this special menu I ordered the meatball (I wasn't a huge fan), an 8 OZ Filet, and a desert. My friends ordered a huge seafood tower. I tired the oysters and they were great. I ordered my steak medium. It was amazing. Del Frisco's puts a layer of seasoning on their steaks. At first glance I was like this looks burnt. But at first bite I was like, this is a premium steak. Service was amazing. The place is so large. They have a lot of Realestate. Will come back again to try the regular menu. Oh, I forgot, the table bread is so good. So soft, warm and tasty. (Not sure why this place is a 3.7 on Yelp. It's amazing)

Kristi P.

We stopped in for drinks at 4:30 on a Friday. Sat at the bar. Service was fine. Our waitress was very nice. We came from Sky High bar at the Four Seasons which was very fancy. Also sat at the bar at Four Seasons BUT my hubby was asked to take off his hat at Del Friscos, lol. Really? He was allowed to wear it at the Four Seasons. Just odd. Meanwhile I had flip flops on which was, apparently, fine. Appreciate the dress code police but we'll pass next time.

This mangled potato with nothing on it cost $16.00.  No exaggeration.
Brett L.

I've dined at the Del Frisco's in Denver, which was sadly such a vastly better experience than the Philly location. Aside from the cool historic building it's housed in and spiral staircase wine vault, the experience was poor. We checked in and immediately dropped our coats at the coat check. We waited for literally two full minutes for the coat check person to return to give us a tag. During that time, the host was ready to take us back but had to wait for us to receive a tag. Why not just give us a tag as soon as you take our coats from us? The place was LOUD, like a dance club, and the poor acoustics of the place didn't help. I don't understand why someone would want to eat a nice meal where you can barely hear your companion because it sounds like you've gone clubbing. We're then seated at a table literally next to the bathroom (see pic). My partner and I look at each other as if to say, "you've got to be kidding, right?" I asked the host if there was an alternative and she said, "don't worry, it's just for the staff." Confused by the odd response, we sat down and she walked away. Next came this guy who literally threw rolls onto our table as he ran away (the bread bowl spun and wobbled as it finally came to rest, I'm talking THROW). Our drinks (her cocktail and my club soda) didn't come with any lemon wedges or straws. Just glasses of liquid. We ordered the Yellowtail Crudo-- about a half dozen or so of the tiniest, paper thin pieces of fish I've ever seen (each piece hardly more than 1 inch long). For $29.00, I could have gotten 3 times the amount of fresh Yellowtail at a good sushi bar. We almost complained about the paltry amount but just crossed our fingers that the salads and entrees would be better. My partner got the burrata and tomatoes. The tomatoes weren't very fresh-- they were mealy and didn't come with any basil or anything to bring the cheese and tomatoes together. My steak was medium rather than medium rare and her swordfish smelled and tasted fishy. It clearly wasn't fresh and probably a day or so away from being spoiled. She only ate a quarter of it. We ordered a baked potato but asked that it not have all the "loaded" toppings (all we wanted was some butter and maybe sour cream). Apparently they interpreted that as wanting a cooked potato that looks like it had been angrily torn apart by the chef (see pic). The waiter saw this when our food arrived but said nothing. When we called him back to the table, he admitted it didn't look appealing and returned with an intact potato with butter. $16.00 folks. The "best" part of the evening was the line of 9 people waiting outside the customer bathroom (recall we were told the bathroom at our table was for the servers). It felt like I was waiting for a porta-potty at an amusement park (the person exiting the bathroom warned, "it's a mess in there"). With its deafening music and big screen TVs around the bar in full view of the entire dining room, Del Frisco's Philly feels like a high ends sports bar trying to masquerade as a high-end steakhouse. Charging more for your food doesn't make you good. It makes you a poor value. If I'm spending over $300 on a meal, I expect much better food and an ambience and experience worthy of a fine dining establishment. I don't sit next to the lavatories on a plane, let alone a nice restaurant! Philly has too many good restaurants to ever have to come back here-- go elsewhere.

View from the bar looking at the wine tower!
Robert T.

Great ambiance and the food was awesome. Steak was cooked to perfection and very tasty!

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Is there a Sunday prime dinner?

I don't know. I went once and was offered a free meal but never went back.

Do you have a happy hour/menu?

No, there is not a happy hour.

Has anyone else ordered from the menu the "1/2 lamb rack" that's $90 and been brought out 2 lamb chops and condiment portion purée carrots and potatoes?

Is there a limit to the number of gift cards that can be applied to a single check?

Hello, there is not a limit on the number of gift cards that can be applied to a single check.

Can you eat at the bar?

People definitely eat at the bar. However there may be a different menu. I have not ever done this here but I know at The Capital Grille there is a seperate bar menu

Does the restaurant have drive up valet service?

Yes.... it does.

Do they have valet, if so how much?

I believe they do, but it is extremely crowded around that area as mentioned earlier. What I normally do is park at a PPA parking lot/garage at 15th and Vine (5 dollars after 5pm). It's is a good 10 min walk, however it beats the congestions around… 

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Butcher and Singer - Crème Brûlée

Butcher and Singer

4.4(1.6k reviews)
0.1 mi•Penn Center, Rittenhouse Square
•$$$$

A few days before the birth of our first child, one of my oldest friends came down from Brooklyn…read morefor what we understood would be my final properly indulgent night before parenthood. We have known each other since we were five, lived together in New York for six years, and stayed close through marriages, children, and jobs that occasionally made us question our sanity. He has seen me at my absolute best and worst, and he was also the person who helped me get fit and regain some discipline while we worked in finance and used excess to numb the misery of those jobs. Choosing Butcher & Singer gave the evening exactly the ceremonial weight it deserved. Steakhouses take on different meanings as you move through life. In your early twenties, an expense account dinner feels like the dream: free drinks and an extravagant meal while you are broke, eating ramen, and sitting at the bottom of the professional food chain. By your early thirties, after enough wining and dining in Midtown Manhattan, the ritual can feel exhausted, and another steakhouse dinner holds little appeal. In your early forties, with young children and fewer unstructured nights, catching up with a lifelong best friend over a great steak feels incredibly meaningful, partly because neither the dinner nor the friendship needs to become a weekly habit. That contrast was especially fitting because my friend is remarkably health-conscious and frugal despite being tremendously successful. He seldom strays from his disciplined diet, while I have historically been much more willing to wander toward fries, dessert, and whatever reckless topping appears on the menu. A traditional steakhouse lets both people leave satisfied: one can order a lean steak and vegetables, while the other can treat the table as permission to suspend judgment for two hours. We shared the same celebratory dinner, but our plates still reflected exactly who each of us had always been. Inside, Butcher & Singer delivers the classic steakhouse fantasy with extraordinary conviction. The soaring ceiling, monumental columns, and amber lighting give the dining room a glamorous scale, while the dark wood, painted murals, and small shaded lamps keep all that grandeur from becoming severe. This is where Stephen Starr's judgment becomes especially apparent, because both Butcher & Singer and nearby Barclay Prime depend on concepts that could age badly: one could become stuffy and antiquated, while the other could become glossy and artificial. Instead, Butcher & Singer still feels transportive, Barclay Prime remains contemporary and cool, and each succeeds because the design, service, and atmosphere are executed with total confidence. Our meal included what I believe was a Caesar salad, filet mignon, asparagus, fries, and a rich chocolate fudge cake. I added a blue cheese garnish to my steak, a completely unnecessary flourish that became the crown jewel on an already excellent piece of meat, while my friend kept his side of the table considerably cleaner. Parc creates a useful third point in Starr's small Rittenhouse constellation: its bar steak and burger offer a more casual form of red meat, somewhere between an ordinary dinner and the full ceremony of Butcher & Singer or Barclay Prime. I appreciate both, but a burger leaves me feeling heavier, while a properly cooked lean steak can feel filling and indulgent without ruining the rest of the night. Only one detail could have improved our experience. We sat at a small table near the host stand and the clock, which was comfortable and entirely reasonable for a table for two, but it left us slightly outside the dramatic center of the room. This was no one's fault, merely the kind of learned preference that comes from seeing the full room afterward and knowing where I would request to sit on a future visit. I hope to return when the budget allows, settle farther inside among the leather booths, glowing lamps, and sweep of the murals, and once again let Butcher & Singer make a rare night with an old friend feel worthy of savoring.

This place is stunning on the inside and I absolutely love the lore of all the movies that have…read morebeen filmed inside and the various businesses that the building housed before the restaurant. With that, the food was good and it didn't feel just like your typical steakhouse and I attribute that to the service and how wonderful the staff was. We ordered the oysters, onion soup, delmanico steak, porter house, and the fillet. The table shared the hash brown which was absolutely delicious and by far one of the best items I've had at a steakhouse potato wise. We also ordered the asparagus and the seasonal corn dish. For dessert we had peanut butter tart, cheesecake, and ice cream. Over all this was a great experience and I would definitely come back.

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Butcher and Singer - Main dining area from our table.

Main dining area from our table.

Butcher and Singer - Oysters

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Front entrance from our table.

Alpen Rose

Alpen Rose

4.4(383 reviews)
0.2 mi•Avenue of the Arts South
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Loved this place!! A hidden gem, definitely great place for a date night--gives off a speakeasy…read morevibe, and you have to ring the doorbell, they will answer the door and ask for your reservation before they let you in! Inside is beautiful, dimly lit--a cozy and intimate setting. Service was excellent and the food was delicious! Bone Marrow Toast was the bomb--the beef cheek addition to the marrow dish was amazing!! Omg! Both the Bone-In NY Strip and Bone-In Ribeye were perfection, both steaks were well flavored and meat was tender. Creamed Spinach and Pomme Purée were good. We tried the Seasonal Pie which had brown butter crumble with vanilla ice cream. The restaurant (and bar seating) is small so make sure you have reservations, highly recommend this place!

The pretentiousness vibe of the place does not outweigh the need for unique flavors and offerings…read more I am not a vibe person that likes to see and be seen however; this place fit my vibe exactly. Elegant, upscale, and cleanly efficient; this would not be the worst steakhouse in the city by far. For a cookie cutter menu steakhouse with pretty seasonless food and simple desserts; I think it meets my standard by far for the minimum in steakhouse dining with snarky service. I would return for the duck even though it's not smoked; it's expertly prepared. I would not come for a holiday; my friend expressed it a birthday and the staff did not celebrate the occasion in any way

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Umami Steak and Sushi Bar

Umami Steak and Sushi Bar

4.6(157 reviews)
0.7 mi

I came across this incredible restaurant while searching for the nearest sushi bar to the hospital…read morewhere my wife was a patient, and what a remarkable surprise it turned out to be. The first impression was not especially auspicious. The restaurant is tucked away in the basement beneath a building on Walnut Street in Philadelphia, and at first glance the menu prices gave me pause. But from the very first bite, every doubt completely disappeared. The sushi was absolutely extraordinary -- some of the best I have ever had anywhere. I ordered the 9-piece tasting menu with uni for $68, and every single piece of nigiri was exquisite. The fish practically melted in my mouth, with outstanding freshness, texture, and flavor. Each bite felt carefully crafted and perfectly balanced. The service was equally impressive. The staff was warm, cheerful, attentive, and made the entire experience feel welcoming and relaxed. I arrived toward the end of the evening, so the restaurant was pleasantly quiet, which made the meal even more enjoyable. This was truly a memorable dining experience. Every course was exceptional, and I would highly recommend this restaurant to anyone who appreciates outstanding sushi. My only regret is that it is so far from where I live, because otherwise I would return again and again.

I've been here multiple times. Great service. Workers are very friendly. Always give great recs,…read moreespecially sake recommendations. Their happy hour is 5-7pm and always a great deal - at the bar only. It's downstairs but doesn't feel like a basement. Ambiance is ok. But don't let that deter you. I took my wife and MIL today and we enjoyed the happy hour. I recommend you give it a try.

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Taken while sitting at the sushi bar

Umami Steak and Sushi Bar - Negi Toro (plus uni) U-Temaki & Sweet Shrimp Hotate U-Temaki

Negi Toro (plus uni) U-Temaki & Sweet Shrimp Hotate U-Temaki

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Spicy tuna, sansho salmon & hamachi butsu

Barclay Prime - Lamb

Barclay Prime

4.4(1k reviews)
0.3 mi•Rittenhouse Square
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My partner and I stopped by for dinner at Barclay Prime to celebrate an anniversary. The inside was…read moresuper swanky with chandeliers, dim mood lighting, velvet chairs, and bookshelves. To start we ordered a cab sauv wine (recommended by our very charismatic waiter), the oysters on the half shell, and the broiled bone marrow. The oysters and wine were both great. We chose 3 east coast and 3 west coast oysters. I wasn't too familiar with the difference but it was fun eating them side by side. East coast is sweeter while west coast is saltier and more briny. They came with a little onion vinaigrette. The bone marrow was less impressive. I was really looking forward to this dish since it's a little hard to come by. But it was a let down. There was barely any bone marrow in our bone. And the little that was there was lacking flavor. It kinda tasted like nothing. There wasn't even enough bone marrow to thinly spread across 1 piece of toast. We ended up enjoying the side of onion jam more than the marrow itself. I'd skip this next time. For our mains, we split the Porterhouse and ordered a few sides: grilled broccolini, Kenner square mushrooms, and truffle Mac and cheese. The broccolini was super simple, just oil salt and pepper. But it was perfect. So well cooked and the perfect veggie to compliment a steak. The mushrooms were also excellent. Very well seasoned and cooked well. The Mac and cheese was on the heavier side but it was good. Super creamy, thick, and savory. Lastly, the star of the show was our steak. The Porterhouse was huge and plenty to share between two people. We ordered medium rare. It came out slightly on the more rare side but I didn't mind at all. The meat was so tender and delicious. We ordered a side of creamy horseradish sauce that paired perfectly with the meat. I'd order this again in a heartbeat. A cool feature of this restaurant was that they let us choose our steak knife from a selection of 5-6 different knives. It felt like choosing a sword for battle haha As a surprise at the end of our meal, our waiter came out with a little chocolate mousse since we told him we were celebrating. It was a very special touch that left a lasting impression. Overall, we loved our experience at Barclay Prime and felt like this was the perfect place to celebrate a special occasion.

definitely dark in there, so give your eyes a minute to adjust--or be ready to pull out your cell…read morephone light to read the menu! Our waitress was wonderful--calm, easygoing, and incredibly knowledgeable about the menu, including details about how everything was raised and sourced. We started with the oysters, followed by the Caesar salad, which was excellent. For steaks, we had the ribeye and the NY strip, and both were cooked to perfection with an amazing crust and so much flavor. I'm normally a ribeye person, but man... that NY strip may have won me over. It had this incredible flavor with just a hint of sweetness. Both steaks were so good that absolutely no sauce was needed. For sides, we tried the broccolini, mac & cheese, mushrooms, and mashed potatoes. Everything was really good, although there wasn't one side that necessarily stood out above the rest. And dessert--do NOT skip the banana crème brûlée. Definitely one you need to try! Overall, a great steakhouse experience with perfectly cooked steaks, great service, and plenty of flavor.

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Barclay Prime - Entrance - Beautiful

Entrance - Beautiful

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Shrimp Cocktail

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Main Dining Room

Butcher Bar - Butcher Board

Butcher Bar

3.9(848 reviews)
0.5 mi•Rittenhouse Square, Penn Center
•$$

Went here to watch the game and I must say it's a vibe here. Our bartender was nice and helped me…read morepick a sweet cocktail. I got the You're My Boy Blue and my friend got the Fiddle Head from the tap. We were away from the TV that was playing the game we wanted to watch- the Owner (I think was the owner) was very nice and switched the game on the TV close to us. Very thoughtful and accommodating staff! I didn't grab any food since I had another reservation after but whatever they were cooking in the kitchen smelled so good that I was tempted to order something.

This rating is based entirely on the food experience but I have included my full feedback for your…read moreinformation. Service 5 stars Ambiance 4 stars Food -1 star Butcher Bar is located on Chestnut near 20th. Parking was surprisingly easy on this day. We ordered online for a family member who was in need of comfort food and specifically asked for steak from this spot. Online ordering was relatively easy - the menu is pretty straightforward with lots of comfort food options. On entering, there is a decidedly hipster bar vibe. It is a rather narrow space dominated by a beautiful bar adorned with copious bottles of liquor and fancy brass spigots. There are also a few simple wooden block type tables with metal chairs and an open kitchen towards the back that rounds out the hipster look. Pick-up was quick and easy. I received a friendly greeting from the hostess and even the bartender flashed a wide friendly smile. The order was packaged nicely and I delivered it promptly to its intended recipient who excitedly grabbed the packaged meal, as she had been looking forward to it all day. Sadly, the rest of the story isn't so great. The steak lacked flavor and was over cooked. I did forget to say medium but that should be the default for a place that serves primarily meat. Anyway, on getting to the bottom of the steak, she found a HAIR that looked like was placed there as part of the dish. I kid you not. I was utterly appalled by this. Suffice to say, the rest of the meal went untouched. Huge disappointment. So, it's a no for me.

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Butcher Bar - Great place for brunch. Pre-set menu &bottomless brunch option but for everyone in the your party. wish the menuhad more vegetarian options!

Great place for brunch. Pre-set menu &bottomless brunch option but for everyone in the your party. wish the menuhad more vegetarian options!

Butcher Bar - Eggplant Meatball Parmesan Sandwich

Eggplant Meatball Parmesan Sandwich

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Barbuzzo - Roasted Beet Salad

Barbuzzo

4.3(3.5k reviews)
0.2 mi•Avenue of the Arts South
•$$$

Kept passing by this restaurant and finally decided to go as I was craving Mediterranean. The…read moreinterior is small so you'll have a more intimate experience with whoever youre sittinf around, so just be mindful! The interior is rustic with an open concept for a portion of the kitchen where they do wood fire pizza. The Summer Squash Arincini were delicious, very flavorful, and you get 4 or 5 so a nice amount to share. I got the Bronzino and it was a nice portion of fish with the couscous salad. It fills you up without making you feel too heavy. The Salsiccia pizza was ordered by my partner so i didn't have much but the slice I had was a classic thin crust. The tiramisu was great, it had crispy bits of chocolate in top that added a nice texture. There was so much of it tho, we had to take the rest home. Loved the presentation in the cup!

During a busy summer of sporting events we were concerned we would need reservations but we walked…read morein and were seated right away. Our server apologized for a delay in taking our drink orders. She was attentive the rest of our meal. I ordered a Charles deGaulle whiskey cocktail. Lemon, aperol and simple syrup added a refreshing twist. For entrees, my wife ordered the pacherri; a simple pork ragu with tender broccoli rabe, Parmesan, stracciatello and basil. The dish was delicious. I enjoyed my plate of sea-inspired tonnarelli nero. Bay scallops in crab ragu with fennel sofrito. Served with squid ink pasta that imparted a slight brininess. The pasta was cooked pangrattato style-- coated in panko bread crumbs and garlic. The dish had many flavors but they all came back to the theme. Cocktail prices and entree prices were very reasonable. They offer happy hour drinks and specials. Certainly a very good choice if you're in the area.

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Barbuzzo - Exhibition counter

Exhibition counter

Barbuzzo - Margarita Pizza

Margarita Pizza

Barbuzzo - Corn arancini

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