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  1. Osteria del Treno

    Northern Italian

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    A family-run osteria near Centrale station where the cassoeula, that old Lombard pork-and-cabbage stew, arrives the same way it did for whoever ran this place before them. Workers fill the tables midweek; families crowd in on weekends for risotto Milanese and anchovies in salsa verde. Save room for the pistachio and hot pepper gelato, which sounds like a dare and isn't. On the way out, peer into the Liberty-style hall next door.

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    • Risotto milanese

      “groups line up for anchovies bathed in Italian salsa verde, risotto Milanese, and traditional cassoeula (pork and cabbage stew)”

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    • Cassoeula

      “traditional cassoeula (pork and cabbage stew)”

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    • Pistachio and hot pepper gelato

      “Stay hungry for desserts made in-house, like pistachio and hot pepper gelato or mandarin sorbet.”

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