I find the flow of Mario's show enjoyable, both intelligently entertaining and truly informative. I’d love to sit in Mario's “kitchen” as one of his guests but would probably go mum so as not to have that double... (37 replies, last updated by oc climber April 11, 2006)

's altogether too louche you might try Mario's Double Daughter's Salotto as well. (6 replies, last updated by Heyteacher April 13, 2009)

—lots of great recs. When it’s on, Beatrice & Woodsley is a unique & worthy place—not cheap though. Its sister bar downtown, Mario's Double Daughter's Salotto is also a bit of a trip.... (6 replies, last updated by jdm40 June 22, 2009)

's Double Daughter's Salotto, and you have to do some Mex, of course, as noted below. And everyone will add that if you’ll drive to Boulder, you’ve got to go to Frasca. Places I’ve not yet been that you might... (12 replies, last updated by tatamagouche October 26, 2009)

If you do a board search for downtown Denver, you’ll get a lot of the same recs ad nauseum: Osteria Marco, Rioja, drinks at the Cruise Room or Mario's Double Daughter's Salotto (owned by same folks who own Beatrice &... (5 replies, last updated by tatamagouche October 19, 2008)

), I’m a former Bostonian myself and the craft tail scene is really just gearing up here. I wouldn’t call the tails at Mario's Double Daughter's Salotto craft, but they’re sure interesting all right, and the... (8 replies, last updated by tatamagouche August 19, 2009)

by the folks behind Two-Fisted Mario's and Mario's Double Daughter's Salotto, opened at 38 South Broadway, although it will be reservation-only for the first few weeks. And within spitting distance, at 32 South Broadway, chef... (18 replies, last updated by tatamagouche June 7, 2008)

you’re looking for, you might also try, downtown, Mario's Double Daughter's Salotto (no food, though, just drinks, though they’re attached to another pizza place) http://www.doubledaughters.com/ or Billy’s Inn a... (17 replies, last updated by GroovinGourmet May 13, 2009)

's often game at the namesake of yours you mention, Beatrice & Woodsley. Right now I’m digging the place for brunch more than dinner, but it is a gorgeous, unique spot, still one of my faves in town (as is its sibling of a... (31 replies, last updated by southdenverhoo January 21, 2009)

more than their pizza. A half mile east on Taylor is Al’s Beef, one of Chicago’s ur-Italian beef joints. Across the street is Mario's Italian Lemonade, where folks double park to get cooled off. Have fun. (5 replies, last updated by Mugs July 6, 2007)

, “this is just delicious.” Sometimes, she actually has to ask him point blank if he doesn’t like it. Guess his joint success with Mario Batali has gone to his head. I like the daughter very much though. I hope... (14 replies, last updated by gloriousfood October 15, 2009)

My daughter made reservations 2 days short of their one month (so she’d heard) requirement. We had six in our party and got reservations for six o’clock. My New York family thought that was early but it was fine by... (16 replies, last updated by michael de gennaro January 4, 1999)

restaurants there. A genuine Chicago experience would be to get an Italian ice at Mario's as squad cars, wreckers, limos, delivery vans and everything else double-park in front of the little stand. A Chicago stuffed pizza at... (16 replies, last updated by kasrg April 25, 2005)

My wife and 16 year old daughter are taking their first New York trip with a school group right after Christmas. The daughter's a vegetarian, and Italian food seems like the best bet to keep the group happy. Anyone have a... (7 replies, last updated by Patrick A. December 5, 2000)

My daughter feels the same way about raisons, so I just double dipped hers in powdered sugar to make up for the little bit of sweetness the raisons give. I think dried cherries would be great! (11 replies, last updated by jackie February 25, 2005)