You may think the clock has turned back to the 1940s by the presence of a vintage radio, World War II-era photos and 78-rpm blues records. Bring your family to this large downtown Italian eatery to help you clean your plate. Family-style means that food comes in large bowls for sharing. Most dishes serve two people, however, some salads and entrees are available in smaller portions (half...
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In Short Red-checkered tablecloths, white-aproned waiters and 78-rpm blues will have you checking your daily planner. No, it's not V-J Day, although the numerous black-and-white photographs capture soldiers and sailors celebrating with their sweethearts. The food is family style and the portions are generous. Pasta favorites enumerated on a wall menu include sauces ranging from...
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Posted by Contributor
on April 21, 2009, (Edited August 29, 2005)
A natural for business dinners or after-work get-togethers, this place is also great for families. As a matter of fact, it looks and feels like an Italian family’s old-fashioned home (though a really huge one), with its large framed photos of Italian families from the 1930s-1950s. The two-level restaurant is always crowded and, while it’s noisy, it’s not too loud to carry on a conversation. The...
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The Public square location is no longer open. And the "Dine on 9" food court is a huge disappointment. I'll visit their location in Independence and get some yummies.
Pros
+ None
Cons
- They're closed
Posted by terirose22
on April 21, 2009, (Edited September 11, 2006)
Great bar, good service and food make this a solid establishment for work or play. It does lack the uniqueness and elements to be "my" favorite get away. Expensive for what you get.
Posted by sjgorek
on April 21, 2009, (Edited December 18, 2002)