Unless the OP says otherwise, this is a post about a restaurant in the Minneapolis/St. Paul area: Osteria I Nonni in Lilydale, MN. (3 replies, last updated by St Paul Susie February 15, 2008)

and oxfords/blouses/otherwise casual attire acceptable and common at I Nonni? Many thanks in advance for your replies. (2 replies, last updated by Foureyes137 December 9, 2008)

Jfood was able to wander over to Osteria I Nonni this evening for an absolutely great meal. From the moment he walked in until the walk out the door after his meal, the restaurant, the staff and the food were as close to perfect... (15 replies, last updated by dahlsk October 13, 2009)

My dad and I are heading out to Osteria i Nonni Thursday night and I was wondering if anyone has eaten there lately?? Any items not to be missed or not to be ordered there? Also, is there a bar we can eat our meal... (4 replies, last updated by Alice April 20, 2005)

Rumor has it. I Nonni will keep their current Lilydale local – they’ve been looking high and low for wine bar space and I heard that they are taking over Vintage – which has great space. Thoughts - I like the... (4 replies, last updated by cmk000 August 6, 2006)

://www.cherokeesirloinroom.com/). Downtown Mpls has several high-end steak places (Manny’s, Ruth’s Chris, Capitol Grill). The St. Paul Grill in the St. Paul Hotel in downtown...St. Paul is a very classic spot.... (3 replies, last updated by Virginia May 20, 2004)

, the restaurant here (I Nonni) will definitely use up all your money. But I'd stick with the deli. They have great cheese and amazingly fabulous spumoni ice cream. Have fun exploring! Anne (19 replies, last updated by MSPD March 24, 2008)

of Buon Giorno and Osteria I Nonni, along with a business partner; the current manager of I Nonni is coming over to get the new operation going. Their plan is to specialize in southern Italian food and wine, with an emphasis on... (5 replies, last updated by Danny September 29, 2006)

I wasn’t even past your first paragraph and stringozzi with lamb sugo at 112 Eatery was already on my mind. I'll continue my ongoing praise for Osteria I Nonni. www.inonnirestaurant.com (new URL since last time I went to the... (16 replies, last updated by keg August 25, 2008)

I'd say Axel’s or I nonni (12 replies, last updated by mncharm December 23, 2008)

If you’re south of 40 people, Osteria I Nonni's wine room would be a nice location. Link: http://www.buongiornoitalia.biz (5 replies, last updated by Kris December 21, 2004)

Osteria I Nonni in Lilydale is now open for lunch. Timewise, it’s probably quicker to get to than Luci. Just take Shepard Road west out of downtown, 35E south, 1st exit, on your right. 10 minutes tops. You may want to... (2 replies, last updated by janeofah October 27, 2005)

Nonni - #1 – by far. Rist Luci a VERY close second. Pazz is good if walking is your only option. I actually like La Grolla better than Pazzaluna. (16 replies, last updated by keg December 9, 2008)

My wife (then fiance) and I enjoyed a great 4 course meal with good wine pairings at a small (and kinda noisy) Italian restaraunt – Osteria I Nonni (could be spelled wrong). It’s just south of St. Paul, and also... (10 replies, last updated by jaysin612 July 30, 2007)

-processed tasting bread, and we have tried Davanni’s, Panera, and Cosetta’s, all did not fit the bill. There is a deli either called or associated with I Nonni that I've heard good buzz on, anyone had it? Any other... (4 replies, last updated by D August 31, 2004)