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Help us make it rightIn 2011, after opening three well-received restaurants in Frederick, MD, celebrated Chef Bryan Voltaggio launched his first concept in the nation's capital with RANGE. This spacious 14,000 square-foot restaurant, located in the Friendship Heights neighborhood, includes over 300 seats and 9-kitchen stations, including a raw bar, salumeria, wood-fired grill, pasta station, rotisserie, and bakery....
AGGIO features a menu inspired by authentic Italian classics that utilize sustainable, domestic ingredients treated with classic and progressive techniques, a trademark of all the Voltaggio restaurants. Voltaggio sourced ingredients such as oak-smoked pecorino cheese from Wisconsin, Tennessee hams cured in the style of prosciutto di Parma, specialty flours from South Carolina for handmade...
Aggio
Celebrity chef-owner Bryan Voltaggio expands his range in more ways than one with this modern Italian restaurant set inside his regional American eatery Range in Chevy Chase. He’s carved out a classy dining room, with plush brown, beige and black decor and a comprehensive menu running from antipasti to dessert, served Wednesday through Sunday evenings.
Very good service. Unusually nice decor for a mall restaurant however ambiance a bit ruined by the noise level. Food was good although not memorable. Good wine list.
Aggio is a separate part of the Range restaurant, situated behind it. The food preparation and presentation were excellent, and everything tasted delicious, although the "bistecca" (T-bone steak for two) was very sinewy, and hard to swallow - not the world's best cut of meat. Service was good, although somewhat slow - it took a while for the waiters to bring bread. In the meanwhile we had to...
Tried this for restaurant week and won't be coming back. Service is pretentious and not necessarily attentive. The appetizer was so meager that it made me laugh. The entrée was overcooked.
I'd been wanting to go to Aggio and so was happy to see it on the Restaurant Week list. Indeed, the food was superb, and the noise level was not a problem. But we felt hustled. The server recommended we order a fourth course to learn more about their offerings (conflict of interest, I'd say), and the menu included many items bearing supplemental cost. The pours in the wine pairings were...
We enjoyed an excellent dinner with outstanding food, notable wine list, and friendly and efficient service.
Aggio
AGGIO features a menu inspired by authentic Italian classics that utilize sustainable, domestic ingredients treated with classic and progressive techniques, a trademark of all the Voltaggio restaurants. Voltaggio sourced ingredients such as oak-smoked pecorino cheese from Wisconsin, Tennessee hams cured in the style of prosciutto di Parma, specialty flours from South Carolina for handmade...
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