The restaurant features a wide range of dishes with a regional flare like the $14 tuna poke or the $34 jerk seared local black grouper.
The street has changed, but Timpano hasn't: The spot is still serving well-done takes on Italian classics.
It was the first place on the block to feature a fire pit and outside bar. It has great music. An impressive cocktail list. And fare paired to match it all.
Burgers are delicious, and they go for just five bucks on a Monday night. And if you're looking for something on the lighter side, they have a wide array of tasty salads and fresh fish entrées.
This little gem of a local sushi place may not have the big bar scene or the glammed-up crowds like the rest of the boulevard, but what it lacks in aesthetics it makes up for in substance.
