If you like Italian, try Imperia on Yorkville. It’s almost opposite the firehall. Excellent wines – all Italian, I think.

tails. Midtown: Drinks at the top of the Park Plaza, followed by dinner at dinner at Imperia on Yorkville (owner is one of the most solicitous hosts in TO), or Joso’s on Davenport. North: Call ahead and let Fat Cat on...

Toni Bulloni’s on Cumberland is very good, though as it’s small, you might need to call well in advance. Imperia on Yorkville is a larger room with great food, though I haven’t tried their pizza.

If you’re looking for homemade pasta and delicious thin-crust pizzas, look no further than Imperia at 17 Yorkville Ave. Although it doesn’t look casual to the, ahem, casual observer, the owner and his staff make each...

Has anyone heard of him surfacing yet? After the odd, quick ending of Franco’s I haven’t been able to get wind of him. You can’t run/own Il Posto, Caffe Doria, and Imperia and then just disappear can you?

? Kitchenaid pasta roller set attachment? Imperia? Motor driven or hand crank? I’d love to hear your experiences, thoughts, recommendations. Thanks in advance.

Wanted to try out different Sushi restaurants in Austin to find what I like. Tend to go with more exotic items so without further Ado. restaurants tried : Tomo Sushi Musashino Mikado Origami Yu Sushi Izakaya Imperia Kenichi I will write a...

You should try PARKSIDE on 6th. They are open until 2 on weekends though I don’t know if they are open past midnight on weekdays. I believe they are open until midnight. Both Imperia and Peche are also open until midnight on...

Sorry, I didn’t look at the menu. All resto’s tend to lag anywhere from ‘a bit’ to 'I can’t believe they didn’t think to do that'. Another Y&B choice would be Imperia at 17 Yorkville. The only...

All the afore-mentioned recommendations serve good but not ‘great’ Dim Sum! If uptown places are what you are looking for, then I would stick with the following four for authentic great Dim Suns: - Full House at Hwy 7...

What about Imperia? It’s new, sounds comfy and the food is good, according to the thumbs up from Googs on this thread - http://www.chowhound.com/topics/477102 And it’s open Mondays. Here’s a review from the Globe...

to Imperia/US measurements I used the metric version.

(Imperia - 1997), was chosen as the Top Tuscan Oil of the Year (Gambero Rosso – 1998), and received the Gold medal at the Olive Oils of the World Competition in both 2002 and 2003." They do produce a fabulous Meyer Lemon...

the best shellfish I have ever tasted. I would consider it a true Chowhound place. Also, on the road east of the beach town Imperia was a terrific, hip little restaurant/club on a high bluff over the water called Joy. The food...

The widely available Imperia line from Italy is, so far as I am aware, the standard. And, surprise, it isn’t terribly expensive. Don’t wash the rollers. It’s in the instructions, but you may not notice it. This...