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| | al di là | | | “This funky, perpetually packed Brooklyn mom-and-pop shop turns out exquisite Northern Italian morsels.” —nymag | | Cuisine: Italian, Venetian |
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| | | | | | Al Di La 248 5th Ave, Brooklyn 11215 At Carroll St 718-636-8888 We finally made it to Al Di La! Considering how often it is mentioned, particularly in Park Slope foodie-lore, this was one restaurant we needed to check out. Famous for not taking reservations... Read More | | | | | | al di la - 248 5th Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11215718.783.4565Q Train to 7th Avenuewww.aldilatrattoria.com Visiting Park Slope is always fun and dining with my friends Ivona and Edita never falls short of a good time--there's always laughter, eating and drinking. While we usually eat at Slovak resta... Read More | | | | | | A friend of ours, while talking about getting together for a recent meal at Park Slope’s Al di La, told me that her mother had once accidentally referred to the restaurant as ‘La di Da’ and had yet to live it down. It’s a telling solecism, because nearly ten years after the restaurant opened its do... Read More | | | | | | Al Di La and Dean's hit the spot with food, service; Sandro's is kind of scary Read More | | | | | | Let's write about Al Di La. (That's what the voice in my head just said as I sat down to do work; I have various projects going, but the voice in my head cares about you, my reader, sitting at your desk desperate to see pictures of food. (How many of you just scroll through the pictures and gaze qui... Read More | | | | | | Primi were great - gnocci and ravioli were excellent. Rabbit was really good. Chicken pretty decent. Good service, good wine selection & priced right. Read More | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Al di La Doug and I went out to Brooklyn on Friday night for two reasons, the first to support my friend Jeff's business and/or clients, two of whom were having a gig at Southpaw, and secondly, to check out Al di La, a restaurant that has been on my To Do list for two years. I dropped Doug off in ... Read More | | | | | | Bellavitae This is a little neighborhood hideaway on Minetta Lane, a quaint offshoot of the fun stretch of Macdougal St. between Bleecker and W. 3rd in the Village. The ambience is casual and a little homey, with a little trattoria-like flair, yellow wallpaper and wooden floors. We had crostini wit... Read More | | | |
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