Ristorante Nostalgia (Italian Edition)
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It's Romagna that is the inspiration for their first combined venture. Both have good Sydney-Italian restaurant pedigrees - Biondini was co-owner of the Rosso Pomodoro pizzeria in Balmain and Riva cooked at the well-respected and now defunct Zeffirelli in Pyrmont.
They opened Amarcord last December along with their partners, Simona Focaccio and Kristi Bonnici, who helped with the simple but effective fitout - lots of natural woods, tiles, primrose-creamy walls and a pretty little walkway to the loos. Given the owners' reputation, and the restaurant name, it is hardly surprising to find the room full of Italians.
Italians from Italy, mostly. They're all ordering Andrea's piadina - a soft, floury flatbread sold on every street corner in Romagna.
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It's traditionally made with lard but this version, using oil and a secret leavening agent, is less rich but even more delicious, served hot in a brown paper bag to keep it that way. There's a bit of a brown-paper theme, actually.
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Natural-wood chairs, tiled floors rather serious noise levels on a busy Saturday night and a rough brown-paper menu are all part of the look. And then there's the pasta. If you're eating Romagnolo, you must have cappelletti filled pasta ''hats''. Andrea's are silky, slippery, sinful mouthfuls served with melted butter and truffled pecorino.
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His tagliolini are great, too - ribbons of al dente pasta served with an almost fish soup-like quantity of tomatoey seafood. We also see a bowl of strozzapreti semolina pasta twists go past, with smoked salmon and cream.
PM24 is a French restaurant from renowned chef Philippe Mouchel, who was looking for a brand identity that flowed through the menus and signage. If you want to write a letter to the editor, please forward to letters globeandmail. You can eat better in Riccione and spend much less: If you like this story, consider signing up for our email newsletters. They have steaks,beef and different types of fried meats. To him, and long-time friend and now business partner, chef Andrea Riva, Emilia and Bologna don't count.
This is the best of them. Excellent food and really nice staff! A must if you come to visit the Castle in Carei! I've been there a few times, is the only restaurant on trip advisor in Carei. Nothing above average, one time is worth to eat here if you are visiting the city.
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It is a special place with great food and amazing taste experience. You have to taste the Caloian wine and the BBQ ribs otpr a steak on lava stone, you will be amazed. The only problem is the serving. Sometimes it is really slow and Thank you for your reviews, we are a real help.
We will wait for us with exceptional cuisine. The food is very good and their menu has a big variety of dishes. I recommend pizzas and pastas, especially the Con Polo and Carbonara. They have steaks,beef and different types of fried meats. Also vegetables and deserts are included in menu. All of your saved places can be found here in My Trips.
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