Graziano's Market

I've used to be addicted to this place... great food, service and overall experience... latelly the service became unbearable ( it might take 10 minutes for someone to make eye contact ) and its (before world class) pastries are consistently old. Their "dulce de leche media lunas" that were to die for, continues to be so IF you are lucky to get a fresh one more

Good place for wine and deli sandwiches. Pastas are quite good too. more

Nice an cool place for breakfast love the argentjinan "empanadas" more

My family and I had been loyally going to this restaurant for 4 years and we found the food to be expensive but good. However, the last time we had dinner there; we found out that our suspicions became reality. We ordered bottle water with dinner (VOSS), and everytime a new bottle would come to the table, the cap would be opened and the water would not taste like bottle water. As we ordered another botle of water, I stood up to go to the bathroom, when I saw the waiter replenishing iced tap water into the bottle of VOSS. We complained to the manager, but he denied what I saw with my own eyes. I have not attended that restaurant in over 1 year now. Whatever you do, DO NOT ORDER BOTTLED WATER; or at least make sure it is still sealed when it arrives to your table. Be careful! more

In the past three years since I first tried Graziano's Market the interior has evolved from what it started out as (more of a market/butcher shop) to its most recent and winning manifestation (south american gastro-bistro). Lunch is a casual affair where you can choose from daily argentinian/italian specials or you can order off the gourmet sandwich menu. You order at the counter and the food is brought to your table. They also have a selection of beers and wines by the glass that you can enjoy with your meal. Try it some time and you won't be disappointed. more