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    The red house at Kaberlaba holds two restaurants, and this is the more relaxed one, where the kitchen turns toward Veneto classics like baccalà alla vicentina and tripe. It shares a roof with a Michelin-starred sibling, so the odd crossover dish appears on the menu. The carbonara, made with local ingredients, has developed its own following. An osteria in the old sense: proper food, full flavors, no need to dress up.

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    • Carbonara dell'Osteria

      “There’s one highly recommended exception, however, namely the <i>carbonara dell’Osteria</i>, prepared with top-quality ingredients from the region.”

      Michelin Guide
    • Baccalà alla vicentina

      “Also popular are the <i>baccalà alla vicentina</i> (dried cod) and the tripe, both of which feature on a menu with a wide selection, including renowned dishes from the chef’s Michelin-starred restaurant.”

      Michelin Guide
    • Tripe

      “Also popular are the <i>baccalà alla vicentina</i> (dried cod) and the tripe, both of which feature on a menu with a wide selection, including renowned dishes from the chef’s Michelin-starred restaurant.”

      Michelin Guide

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