Paying $10 for a pair of fried zucchini flowers and $20 for a plate of spaghetti is a tough sell if you’re used to dining on cheap neighborhood Italian. Just do it: The splurge will buy you a seat in Beppe’s charming, Tuscan-inspired dining room and a painstakingly crafted meal. Those crisp zucchini flowers go straight from the farmers’ market to the fryer. And that $20 spaghetti is tossed with a rich chianti-and-tomato sauce and bits of pork. Lest you forget where you had such a meal, the staff sends you home with a muffin packed inside a Beppe-labeled box, a parting gift that further helps justify the bill.
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