Old wooden chairs dating from the 1920s, when the place opened, evoke the homey charm of this small, family-run trattoria. The place has a faithful clientele, so get there early to grab a table and order Ligurian specialties such as sciancui (a roughly cut flat pasta with a mixture of beans, tomatoes, zucchini, and pesto) and polpo e patate (stewed octopus with potatoes).
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