Has anyone tried Imperia in the old Capitol Brasserie location? Is it open yet? (6 replies, last updated by nyc_girl13 February 21, 2009)

Has anyone tried this place? I was hoping to find a website with a menu but no luck. (1 reply, last updated by Snarf May 15, 2007)

My gf’s & I are finally going this Friday. I’ve been wanting to since the season began, but it’s hard to convince the ladiez to dine where I might get a glimpse of a hockey game. Other than the lobster risotto... (2 replies, last updated by Googs January 3, 2008)

Heading to the Italian coast for 2 weeks- any great out of the way places from Menton to Albegna?- Also looking for a small interesting hotel for a night in Nice. (0 replies, last updated by Potsticker June 26, 2005)

When I make pasta, I use one of those small crank roller/cutters (Imperia) that are found all over the place. But I think I may be making a mistake in rolling it too thinly. The numbers on the rollers go from 1 through 6 and I... (7 replies, last updated by MaxCaviar September 16, 2008)

Hi All - When it comes to handcranked pasta machines everyone seems to recommend Atlas. But looking on Amazon I see similar Italian-made machines by Imperia and VillaWare. Are they all the same? Or should I stick with Atlas?... (23 replies, last updated by Stuffed Monkey June 15, 2009)

I’ve been craving fish fillets lately, specifically Asian preparations of fish. This caused me to seek out Imperia, and wanted to mention how delicious their “Miso-lacquered Chilean Sea bass” was. When dining at... (10 replies, last updated by foodiegal71 March 16, 2008)

Imperia for sure. (1 reply, last updated by The Macallan 18 April 23, 2007)

wondering about treating ourselves to one — it’s going on the list. We are two – cranking will not be a problem. Where to buy? Which to buy? It looks like fantes.com is the way to go, $55 for the Atlas Mercato... (14 replies, last updated by Megiac November 30, 2007)

Mine is an Imperia that came from Amazon.com. It wasn’t just under $250; it was under $50. It comes with a basic spaghetti/fettuccine attachment. (4 replies, last updated by Candy January 25, 2007)

There’s not much to observe about the growing of olives and harvesting and production of olive oil are generally from December to March There’s an Olive Oil Museum in Imperia. (3 replies, last updated by CindyJ September 16, 2009)

Ikon True Russian Vodka smoother, cleaner to the the taste and cheaper by half...than either Zyr or Russian Standard or Imperia (5 replies, last updated by vinosnob October 10, 2008)

The new restaurant will be Imperia, an upscale Asian restaurant run by the owners of Cuba Libre and the ex-manager of Kenichi. They hired a chef from a top restaurant in Vegas, and they should be opening in about a month.... (4 replies, last updated by Twill July 13, 2007)

Check out Noce on Queen West or Imperia in Yorkville. Both are higher-end authentic Italian (not pasta/pizza joints) and won’t break the bank. (2 replies, last updated by anthony6 June 5, 2007)

Warehouse Wines and Liquors on 7th and Broadway sells the Imperia, which is Russian Standard, but a higher quality than the Platinum. I fell in love with it in Russia too. They have great prices there. (3 replies, last updated by small h August 13, 2009)