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Ristorante Roma
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citysearch c.
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I swear the same thing happened the first ten times my wife and I ate at Ristorante Roma: there would be only one other table with people and they would be saying the same thing we were. ""It tastes like the food we had in Italy"" or, ""It is just like the trattitoria in Florence"" or, ""It is just like that bistro in Rome."" We took eveyone we could there and they all said the same thing. \r
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Word has gotten out and the dining room is now full, although we still have been able to walk in and get a seat every time. And the food is still very good and the prices very reasonable. The big changes are the chef's wife's English has improved, and their son has been born and gotten older, and the wine menu has gone from 6 bottles to 20. But be warned: if you loved Italy and the food there, this place will make you want to go back, possibly forever.
Pros: Pasta, Appetizers, wine, essperesso, desserts, price.
Cons: You will want to move ot Italy.
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