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Old school Tuscan Italian in Williamsburg. The is the dish people name most. The common advice is to sit in the covered garden out back, and brunch on weekends is good too.

70 Grand St, BrooklynWilliamsburg, BrooklynGoogle Maps

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in:Top 3 Soho Italian restaurants?1 pts
“Aurora and Sant Ambroeus, especially for dessert.”
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in:Italian restaurant for MIL whom doesn't like pasta.1 pts
“The Duck at Aurora in Williamsburg 🤌🏼🤌🏼🤌🏼”
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in:Looking for date night spots for the wife and I, preferably Italian, then lunch the next day1 pts
“They have good brunch service on the weekend too.”
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in:Restaurant recs for lunch, early dinner, Lower Manhattan2 pts
“Left Bank (West Village), En Japanese Brasserie, Emporio, and Aurora are all lovely.”
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in:Favorite Italian restaurants for unique, and regional, dishes that you don't really see on other menus?2 pts
replying to u/eurtoast: [Locanda Vini & Olii (Tuscan)](https://www.locandany.com/dinner-menu-page) Terre in Park Slope is one of the few places where I've seen wild boar ragu on a menu and do it similar to a Tuscan preparation. Of all the Italian restaurants I've eaten at, those two stood out the most.
“Aurora also had bomb Tuscan good.”
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