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    Reclaimed timber, exposed brick, and beamed ceilings make this Bloomingdale spot feel like a farmhouse that somehow ended up in DC. It's a rustic Italian restaurant where the pastas do the heavy lifting, particularly a rigatoni with fennel sausage ragù that regulars order without looking up. The three-sided bar is your best friend if you didn't plan ahead. The Michelin Guide has awarded it a Bib Gourmand.

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    • Mezzi rigatoni with fennel sausage

      “the house-favorite mezzi rigatoni with fennel sausage remains a standout”

      AAA
    • Arancini di primavera

      “Order the arancini di primavera, or crispy risotto fritters with asparagus in a Béarnaise aioli.”

      Michelin Guide
    • Crispy pork milanese

      “And then there’s the perfectly crispy pork Milanese.”

      Washingtonian, 2026
    • Sticky toffee pudding

      “don't skip dessert, especially the sticky toffee pudding with eggnog gelato.”

      Michelin Guide

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