The unabashed clutter of vintage kitchen gadgets and tableware harks back to Il Buco's past as an antiques store. The tables, two of which are communal, are each unique—the effect is a festive, almost romantic country-house atmosphere. The restaurant features meats and produce from local farms for the daily entrées and Mediterranean tapaslike appetizers. Book the inspirational wine cellar (with more than 450 varieties) for dinner.
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