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- RRobinSan Diego •8 reviews5.0Dined 1 day agoWe very much enjoyed our dinner at Sandro’s. The food was extremely delicious and the service was courteous and efficient. The restaurant is small and the noise level increased as the restaurant got busier, but everyone seemed happy to be there and having a convivial time. All in all, it was a treat and we look forward to returning.More infoSandro's RestaurantPrice: Very Expensive• Italian• Upper East Side•4.8
- LLisaGreater Boston •1 review5.0Dined 2 days agoGreat service great food. We did the pre fix menu and everything was deliciousMore infoThe AldermanPrice: Moderate• American• Midtown West•4.3
- BBarbaravipNew York City •96 reviews5.0Dined 3 days agoExcellent prix-fixe lunch. Also great steak frites. Great service and quiet enough for easy conversation.More infoDavid Burke TavernPrice: Expensive• Contemporary American• Upper East Side•4.3
- HHankCharlotte •5 reviews5.0Dined on Nov 15, 2024Great food and service. I would definitely eat there again.More infoPera Mediterranean BrasseriePrice: Expensive• Mediterranean• Midtown East•4.5
- MMarstonvipNew York City •46 reviews5.0Dined on Nov 9, 2024I was really surprised at how good this place was, being as no one I know had ever really heard of it. It is a Gem to be sure. We were able to get a table for 5 at 7pm on a Friday a week or so in advance, which made me wonder why...but everything was delicious! To start we shared burrata, octopus, cauliflower and tune tartar - all were fantastic especially the cauliflower. Mains were the tagliatelle with bolognese (best Ive had maybe?), cacio pepe (great), branzino (weakest link but still fine) and the pork chop milanese (brilliant). The budino for dessert was terrific. Service was tough to do well in the noise, but the pace was great, the service squad moving like a machine, and the guests all seemed to be having a great time. Prices were not silly. No question we will go back - and you should try it if you havent.More infoIsabelle’s OsteriaPrice: Moderate• Italian• Gramercy Park•4.6