Traditional Milanese cuisine from natives who know it best.
Giano Restaurant Review:
This East Village trattoria has a comfortable ambience, but its downfall lies in the desire to be too many disparate things. With a menu divided between classic and contemporary dishes, an ambience that is showy and distant, and a staff that wants the restaurant to be a neighborhood hangout, the eatery is all over the map. Food-wise, the more contemporary dishes---under the heading of “facing...
Named for Janus, two-faced Roman god of beginnings and endings, this Italian resto has it both ways. Old World staples from nonna's kitchen alternate with contemporary fare; homemade pasta with cured fish roe and black truffle is a standout. Imported Italian sea-salt bar and hand-carved tabletops set modern, funky vibe. Friendly staff plus charming ambiance equals great date spot.
Editorial Review:
East Village Italian spot blends the modern with the traditional in its look and dishes.