What keeps us coming back is the zip of Mike Isabella’s small plates and pizzas, which seem tossed off but involve layers of work and detail. The cooking pulses with a big heart.
Great food. The management could be better. Seemed like they focused more on your first order. With tapas I like to order some food more than once. We had to place an order with the water guy.
Did you know that this is the first solo venture from Top Chef contestant Mike Isabella? Order the calamari-topped Jersey Shore pizza or the house-made agnolotti.
Wooden booths, barn lights and exposed brick give the restaurant a casual, neighborhood vibe. The tables were hand-crafted by owner Mike Isabella (of "Top Chef" fame) and his father-in-law.
Over-rated and over-priced. Of the half dozen things we tried, only the chicken thigh impressed. Save yourself the dough and stop in at the bar, order the thighs and a proseco and move on.
Don't listen to tips about the Jersey Shore. Better pizzas on menu. Calamari cooked well but not meant for pizza topping. Gnocchi and cauliflower were great.