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Sotto Sotto

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A coal cellar in a turn-of-the-20th-century home was dug out, its stone walls and floor polished, and what has emerged is a dining oasis for locals and international jet-setters alike. The menu of more than 20 pasta dishes gives a tantalizing tug at the taste buds. Gnocchi is made daily. The orecchiette ("ear-shape" disks of pasta) tossed with prosciutto, mushrooms, black olives, and fresh tomatoes is a symphony of textures. Cornish hen is marinated, pressed, and grilled to a juicy brown, and the swordfish and fresh fish of the day are beautifully done on the grill.

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  • Credit cards accepted.
  • No lunch.

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    Snotto Snotto

    My wife and I had a terrible experience. Had a reservation at 8:30. Showed up early for a drink. No bar. No seats. Left by 9 after it was clear no table was forthcoming. Seemed to be an every night occurance - over sell, and under deliver. Very crowded with self-absorbed yuppies, claustrophic really, noisy, and uncomfortable. Awful night, and no one seemed to care.

    by Ohio_businessman, 5/17/07

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