“two very different places with good food and service at both.”
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“two very different places with good food and service at both.”
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“Had dinner there last night, the food's still fantastic, the service is unostentatiously perfect.”
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“I like da umberto better than da Andrea fwiw”
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“I think it’s worth the upcharge”
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“Da Umberto; old school nice neighborhood (not destination) Italian…call ahead and tell them what you’re looking for and what your concerns are and I bet they’ll set you up nicely and your friend will never know.”
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“Expensive. But damn good.”
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“Expensive and good, Da Umberto.”
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“Bougie and not that difficult to get a rez, but superb pasta, is Da Umberto in flatiron and Santi in midtown”
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“Knickerbocker. Da Umberto. Orso.”
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“Old school - Le Rivage , Gene’s, Da Umberto”
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“Da Umberto”
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“Da Umberto”
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“if not probs just go Da Umberto”
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“Was at da Umberto again last week for birthday dinner and it really is great.”
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“Da Umberto is more old school and I feel they really honor the ingredients more”
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“da Umberto”
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“Da Umberto. Not sure about the round table but it hits o/w.”
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“Da Umberto just north of the Village on 17th is wonderful old-school Tuscan, very elegant.”
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“Da Umberto”
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“Da Umberto”
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“Da Umberto”
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“Da Umberto”
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“I’d also add Da Umberto.”
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“da Umberto”
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“Da Umberto”
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“Great list, I'd add Konban, da Umberto, and Cecchi”
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“Da Umberto”
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“It’s a classy place all around. I love it.”
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“Was there last year. Just awful”
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“Da Umberto.”
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“Da Umberto.”
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“Da Umberto would fit the bill!”
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“Da Umberto is in a different category IMO food is superior.”
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“Italian, maybe Da Umberto or Babbo.”
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“Da Umberto.”
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