the game. The restaurant is nice from the outside but it is even more impressive inside. Extremely lively. The wait staff is so comfortable with each other they even yell orders out across the room and manage to do so in a non-distracting way. We started with the burrata pomodoro de rucola: creamy Italian mozzarella with cherry tomatoes, arugula, and Kalamata olives. When they say creamy it is not false advertising. Absolutely delish, a great combo of flavors. I just wish there were more tomatoes with it. For our main dishes, Di got the spaghetti Bolognese, I had the gnocchi in a gorgonzola sauce (big surprise) and Erin had one of the specials- spinach fettuccine with prosciutto, mushrooms & sweet green peas in a light cream sauce. We were all very happy with our pastas, spicy D just wished hers had a bit more spice. It felt like a traditional Italian meal where you truly get to sit for hours and enjoy wonderful rich food & conversation with good peeps. Erin called the wait staff ninjas since they would manage to fill up water glasses or clear dishes from the table with out us even noticing. I actually liked it better when the “ninjas” would stop by and chat with us. They were all very entertaining, which was a good thing since the game sucked. L For dessert I was talked into getting the panna cotta and I’m very happy about that. Andrea did not steer me wrong. It was decadent. Half of it was covered in strawberry sauce and the other in chocolate hazelnut. AMAZING. The girls both had gelato, Di had chocolate chip and Erin had chocolate hazelnut. The gelato was really good too and they have 12 flavors to chose from. Wonderful experience. The service was above and beyond (and easy on the eyes) and the food and atmosphere were just like being in Italy.
A taste all, tell all, tour guide to all the restaurants on Columbus Avenue in North Beach, San Francisco, Ca.
Wednesday, August 29, 2012
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the game. The restaurant is nice from the outside but it is even more impressive inside. Extremely lively. The wait staff is so comfortable with each other they even yell orders out across the room and manage to do so in a non-distracting way. We started with the burrata pomodoro de rucola: creamy Italian mozzarella with cherry tomatoes, arugula, and Kalamata olives. When they say creamy it is not false advertising. Absolutely delish, a great combo of flavors. I just wish there were more tomatoes with it. For our main dishes, Di got the spaghetti Bolognese, I had the gnocchi in a gorgonzola sauce (big surprise) and Erin had one of the specials- spinach fettuccine with prosciutto, mushrooms & sweet green peas in a light cream sauce. We were all very happy with our pastas, spicy D just wished hers had a bit more spice. It felt like a traditional Italian meal where you truly get to sit for hours and enjoy wonderful rich food & conversation with good peeps. Erin called the wait staff ninjas since they would manage to fill up water glasses or clear dishes from the table with out us even noticing. I actually liked it better when the “ninjas” would stop by and chat with us. They were all very entertaining, which was a good thing since the game sucked. L For dessert I was talked into getting the panna cotta and I’m very happy about that. Andrea did not steer me wrong. It was decadent. Half of it was covered in strawberry sauce and the other in chocolate hazelnut. AMAZING. The girls both had gelato, Di had chocolate chip and Erin had chocolate hazelnut. The gelato was really good too and they have 12 flavors to chose from. Wonderful experience. The service was above and beyond (and easy on the eyes) and the food and atmosphere were just like being in Italy.
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