Newsday/Ken
Spencer
After a day of shopping the glitzy Miracle Mile in
Manhasset, a respite from the gleaming metals and
glimmering glass can be found within the walls of this
traditional ristorante. With simple tables and
Neapolitan murals representing the land that inspired
the house menu, diners will find poultry, seafood and
veal prepared in familiar Italian recipes -- scampi,
Marsala, Parmigiana and more. Pastas like penne,
fettuccine and ravioli are all present as well,
available in the tomato sauces and garlicky oils
expected of an eatery that holds to custom -- a
personality trait so exceedingly rare along this stretch
of Northern Boulevard that it could almost be considered
and outside-the-box experience (in a comforting,
old-fashioned way).
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