“Terrific pasta (pictured is their Paglia e Fieno) and a pitch-perfect Zabaglione (photo 11.) I tried a bit of the chicken cacciatore, and it was tasty also”
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AI-generated summary
Old school red sauce Italian on MacDougal with white tablecloths, and getting a table is rarely a problem. Regulars order the , and the veal and the zabaglione come up too. A few people say the food is only okay and you're really going for the room, but nobody calls it a tourist trap.
“Terrific pasta (pictured is their Paglia e Fieno) and a pitch-perfect Zabaglione (photo 11.) I tried a bit of the chicken cacciatore, and it was tasty also”
H2
“Monte's Trattoria for great vibes, good enough food and no trouble getting in.”
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“Very underrated due to it's location. I think too many people assume it's touristy.”
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“monte's is pretty good and feels like what a red sauce joint should be without being a tourist trap.”
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“it's my go-to red sauce joint. not saying it's the best italian food in the city, but if you want a *red sauce* place that's legit, lowkey, reasonably priced with pretty solid food... you could do a lot worse.”
H2
“The food was perfectly red sauced and just what we were looking for.”
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“Monte’s on MacDougal for an authentic Italian village experience”
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“Great atmosphere and tasty food.”
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“The veal is classic if you eat veal.”
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“Go to Monte’s on macdougal. It’s a white table cloth place the food is standard Italian (old school) served nicely.”
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“Vibes on point for you”
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“Tourists and locals alike eat at Monte’s, but it’s not touristy. It’s a staple red sauce joint that has been there since long before MacDougal became what it is now.”
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