On Monday night my wife and I went to I Fratellini for dinner. We have been there before, but it has been awhile. It was nice and quiet as compared with every other time we have gone (with the exception of a Saturday lunch, which... (0 replies, last updated by Ryan March 28, 2003)

I love the Pitted Olive, but it is not near Wash. U. by any stretch. I Fratellini (I assume that’s the restaurant you are asking about) almost never gets mentioned on this board but I liked it when it first opened.... (5 replies, last updated by greggold October 18, 2008)

Within walking distance of the Ritz I would recommend Pomme, Barcelona, and I Fratellini (although I suggest skipping I Fratellini's pastas). Pomme and I Fratellini have been reviewed previously on this site. Barcelona is a small... (4 replies, last updated by Doug Schneider April 23, 2003)

I Fratellini, in Clayton, has had pumpkin ravioli in the past. Check there. (3 replies, last updated by marie November 4, 2002)

-privacy (or its illusion) can be had: An American Place, Cafe Bellagio, King Louie, (even Dressel’s and O’Connell’s Pubs and Bueberry Hill can offer this on a budget). Chez Leon seems romantic because French... (7 replies, last updated by Phaedrus March 7, 2005)

. That said, we were just in Florence last week and thoroughly enjoyed Natalino. Wife had a pear-filled tortellini in gorgonzola sauce – flavors were muted, not sharp – excellent dish. I had vegetable ravioli with... (2 replies, last updated by chezjkl June 26, 2007)

on the road and save home for cooking. On that note, on Monday no less, I gave I Fratellini in Clayton a try for dinner. It is very small, seating 30 or so. We got their right at 5 because my companion had a flight to catch later... (10 replies, last updated by lemons February 16, 2002)

What about... I Fratellini, in Clayton (Wydown and Hanley) - trattoria Italian, but not St Louis style (ie, diff than what you’ll find on the hill). Small and intimate. 1111 Mississippi, in Lafayette Park — new... (9 replies, last updated by lotus6 December 24, 2008)

I'm looking for some good Italian (not Italian American) food here in St. Louis. I went to Bar Italia recently and enjoyed it but wondered it that was the apex. I've read some posts recently on I Fratellini and La Piazza and... (10 replies, last updated by CliffA February 6, 2002)

in florence, you must go to Fratellini. its the best, smallest sandwich shop in the world http://www.frommers.com/destinations/florence/D53840.html also in florence, at trattoria nella i had one of the best dishes ever- ravioli... (5 replies, last updated by DavidT April 4, 2009)

with girlfriends- the classic womens exchange salad- chicken, ham, bacon, swiss, tomato, mayfair dressing i also love cardwells at the plaza for lunch- not the clayton location i fratellini serves lunch a lot of days not sure about... (19 replies, last updated by EmilyCorson November 16, 2007)

://www.saucecafe.com/lorenzos/ Portabella (15 N. Central) http://portabellarestaurant.com/ Liluma (236 N. Euclid) http://saucecafe.com/liluma_crossing/liluma/ Frazer’s www.frazergoodeats.com Brazie’s (3453 Hampton... (13 replies, last updated by bab July 1, 2004)

" but hey, it’s her BD!) Monarch (not sure if they are open for lunch though) I Fratellini in Clayton If weather is nice, how about the Boathouse in Forest Park and then you can alll take a nice boat ride? I also second... (10 replies, last updated by TwoPointers July 4, 2008)

; authentic; not much atmosphere-wise; make a reservation or get there early; Oltrarno) -I Fratellini (my go-to lunch spot; great, inexpensive panino and wine served from (literally) a hole in the wall; you have to eat standing up... (11 replies, last updated by CJT May 13, 2009)

dishes that you see in other places) - I've been wanting to try I Fratellini, it looks like it’s more interesting Italian food and pretty nice... I've also heard really good things about Trattoria Marcella, if you look them... (40 replies, last updated by MrsCheese May 7, 2008)