Big plates of fettuccine, lasagna and linguine cover the tables in this warm, cozy place; exposed brick and dim lighting give it charm.
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I've been eating here for years because the food is very good, the service is great, and the prices are EXTREMELY reasonable. Try the chicken parm with a side of pasta (there's a common complaint that they charge extra for the pasta but at $14-$16 an entree it's completely understandable). Invest $2.00 in the garlic bread. And don't forget the canoli! Charming place, feels very Old Townish except for the prices.
The worst dinner I have had in a long time. The pasta was crunchy and the sauce was very bland.
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