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| - This place is tough to pin down... the outside kind of has a hip look, simple cinematic (recalling the Fellini film, La Strada), but the inside is going for a rustic, theatrical ambiance. The wait staff seemed more like bar and grill people, but then the guy with the parmesan grinder was wearing a vest and classed it up a little. There were tomatoes everywhere as decoration, which was neat looking, but also a little haphazard and strange. All that aside, the complimentary bread is warm and delicious! And every dish I've had there was pretty good. I recommend the fettuccini fellini, the bolognese, the seabass special, the mozzarella appetizer, etc. I give it a solid three stars, and I'd do three and a half if I could. But the prices and ambience hold it back from 4 or 5.
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