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It seems to be very hit and miss whenever I try a place on AA for lunch. We did like Enzo's last month and last fall. Their menu looks like a dinner menu and priced accordingly. I had a pasta with clam sauce (white). The clams were very plentiful and very fresh.
I don't know about dinner, but you don't need a reservation for lunch.
Enzo's
2339 Arthur Avenue
718-733-4455
I don't know about dinner, but you don't need a reservation for lunch.
Enzo's
2339 Arthur Avenue
718-733-4455
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I've enjoyed dinner at Roberto's. Not what I would call a meal to die for - but rather good, traditional NYC Italian. It was crowded and loud (not lively loud, but rather "I can't hear the person next to me" loud), and the wait staff was rather gruff. It doesn't bother me but it doesn't draw me back either.
If you want creative nouvelle Italian dishes look elsewhere. If you want good, old standby's then Roberto's would be fine.
If you want creative nouvelle Italian dishes look elsewhere. If you want good, old standby's then Roberto's would be fine.
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I like Roberto's very much. Or, you could try his less expensive trattoria (I have not tried that one yet but reports are good)
http://www.roberto089.com/menu_lunch_089.html
http://www.roberto089.com/menu_lunch_089.html
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It is Marios and they are still there, and the Spedini is still there too 
http://www.mariosrestarthurave.com/

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