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Time Out rating:
<strong>Rating: </strong>3/5
Time Out says
Mon Sep 17 2012
This is one of those trendy restaurants that charges for bread, but it's worth the small pittance. Pulled straight from the wood-fired hearth and slathered with sharp olive oil, it's embarrassingly devoured much faster than you had intended. That wood-burning oven is the heart and soul of this basement Italian restaurant. It's a Neapolitan hearth, built by real Neapolitans borrowed from Italy, principally for the making of true Neapolitan-style pizzas. And the pizzas are very, very good—pillowy white dough spotted with black blisters with a sparse smear of tomato sauce, a few oozy globs of fresh mozzarella and a leaf or two of basil. If you get around to ordering anything else, consider the hand-rolled casarecce pasta with lamb ragú.
By Brad A. Johnson
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