$-$$, Eclectic, Talbieh
Fodor's Review:
You may be suspicious of the strategic location near major hotels, but the food is excellent and the clientele mostly local. Still a great cake-and-coffee place, Paradiso has evolved. You can eat light -- breakfasts, sandwiches, salads, soup -- but its reasonably priced main menu and daily specials will tempt you with grilled meats and spareribs, delicious chicken combinations, pasta and seafood risotto, and the occasional fresh fish. Save space for dessert. For fine-weather dining, there is a small outdoor patio, near the street but surrounded by greenery.
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