Italian fare, prolific and abundant, requires constant reinvention. Tuscany Grill does just that without falling into the cliched trap of Italian cooking. Seemingly simple Tuscan cuisine demands patience. Mine paid off when fresh, homemade Mozzarella arrived, followed by the tender rabbit dish with pasta and the chicken with chifeleti (fried Italian dumplings). Its respectable wine list is priced average. A table for two next to a faux wall seemed a bit small. Yet the tall ceiling and a lot of open space at the Grill made the square table seem intimate, not overbearing. After all was said and done, and eaten, I went for the everyday sweets: espresso poured over gelato.
Pros: food, wine list
Cons: , small table
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