This NY transplant serves well executed Italian-Amnerican classics in a charming, perfectly sized dining room in a part of Hollywood that might best be described as "the middle of nowhere."
This impossible-to-get-into NYC institution feels super Tony Soprano, from the jukebox to the year-round Christmas lights. Plus, Italian-American fare like fusilliarrabbiata is pretty great, too. Read more
This NY transplant serves well executed Italian-Amnerican classics in a charming, perfectly sized dining room in a part of Hollywood that might best be described as in the "the middle of nowhere."
Tradition and ritual are the heart and soul of Italian cuisine. Since 1896, the Rao's family has believed in sharing those traditions with the community.