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  1. Il Trionfo

    Italian

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    Family-run Italian restaurant where the father works the floor and recommends wine with the confidence of a man who has been doing this for a very long time, while his son and the mother hold down the kitchen. You can go creative with the set menu or stay traditional with vitello tonnato, spaghetti vongole, and an osso buco that regulars tend to order without much deliberation. The room has the warmth that usually takes decades to manufacture.

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    • Vitello tonnato

      “You can opt for the more creative set menu or order à la carte from a selection of traditional robust Mediterranean classics like vitello tonnato and spaghetti vongole.”

      Michelin Guide
    • Spaghetti vongole

      “You can opt for the more creative set menu or order à la carte from a selection of traditional robust Mediterranean classics like vitello tonnato and spaghetti vongole.”

      Michelin Guide
    • Osso buco

      “Don't miss the osso buco – the meat is unbelievably tender, and that typically rich tomato sauce is simply divine.”

      Michelin Guide

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