This restaurant focuses on Tuscan cuisine—lusty, aggressively seasoned fare, such as homemade pasta with rabbit ragu, herb-crusted half lamb rack, and wood-grilled Florentine steaks. Stop in at lunch for pizzas fresh from the wood-fired oven. Swagged draperies and discreet but professional service work hard to soften the open loft setting of exposed brick walls and wood floors.
Reviewed by AlpacaHunter from lansing MI USA on 3/4/08
My wife and I ate their for dinner on a Sunday. Both of meals were OK but were nothing special. My wife had then gnocchi with boar and I had the shrimp with squid ink pasta. The tartufo dessert was pretty good. I was a little disappointed with the meal as Fodor highly touted this place.
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