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Frank Prisinzano opened this spot in May 1998. Since then, it has become a standby for its affordable home-style Italian and hot, skinny girl clientele. Generally, the antipasti (bruschetta) and pastas (spaghetti with squid ink and calamari) are your best bets. It's the place to sit outside in the afternoon drinking wine and snacking on an assortment of cured meats, especially because there's usually a wait for dinner. The wine list is surprisingly serious.
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So authentically Italian, it doesn't need to complete the package with Italian music. You'll find them streaming Pandora stations from hip hop to grunge. Try the Nero D'Avola wine when it's not sold out.
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