Has anyone out there been to Osteria Marco yet. It’s the new baby brother of Mizuna, run by Frank Bonnano. (4 replies, last updated by Mimi November 6, 2007)

Planning to try Osteria Marco tonight but everything looks good so I’m hoping to get some faves from the Chowhounds. Is the pizza anything special? Meatball sliders and porchetta cubana sound delicious! Thanks. (9 replies, last updated by tatamagouche June 9, 2009)

This is the first place we ate in venice. It is a small enoteca near piazza san marco on frezzaria. The food was excellent and the service perfect. The waiter recommended a few reasonably priced white wines, and we chose a young... (0 replies, last updated by cgutstein July 4, 2009)

I recently spent a few days in Denver and enjoyed two dinners in neighboring restaurants in Larimer Square. (This wasn’t by design; the two I wanted to try just happened to be there.) First was Osteria Marco, a casual downstairs... (1 reply, last updated by CindyJ February 22, 2009)

The waitress at Enoteca San Marco (one of Batali’s Vegas places) said she’ll be moving to LA in a week to train the staff at Osteria Mozza. So I imagine they should be open to the public within a month. Here’s... (9 replies, last updated by Gilgamesch July 7, 2007)

Coming in to LA next week and have reservations on Friday night. Was wondering for anyone whose been there if they could pass along recommendations of dishes. I’ve heard the apps and pasta are what’s really good and... (9 replies, last updated by bruinike June 22, 2008)

Good idea...give 'em the chair!! In Marco's (Basta’s) case, he should be forced to spend 3 hours in the chairs... ;o) (6 replies, last updated by Jill-O February 15, 2005)

No, Marco's is not the only game in town for Neapolitan pizza — although it’s excellent and certainly worth going to. But Osteria Marco, Via, Via Baci, Virgilio’s and Proto’s all do Neapolitan pizzas, too. (53 replies, last updated by kosslerj November 4, 2009)

G. Garvins: Had a good dinner there. It was bit packed and I thought that the food suffered a little as a result. Would go again on a weeknight when things are slower and less hectic. Angelini Osteria: Had a superb lunch there... (10 replies, last updated by Luwana Huckleby December 5, 2003)

to L'Osteria in awhile. Which of these four places might best suit us for Saturday night? Or is there another place on Salem Street or a side street we should look at? (We want to avoid the crowds on Hanover Street this... (7 replies, last updated by hiddenboston September 28, 2006)

Hey Marshall, Hunter says you have raves about Alba Osteria. I’ve started dating someone who lives not far from there. Do tell us 'hounds about it...please? And since it’s also en route...how about Seasons and Regions?... (5 replies, last updated by RM November 11, 2004)

You have a ton of options. You’re walking distance to Larimer Square and LoDo. Options in Larimer Square include Rioja, Bistro Vendome, and Osteria Marco. In LoDo, you could hit the 9th Door, Vesta, Jax Fish House, and... (4 replies, last updated by rlm June 11, 2008)

for clams with ginger. For good pasta e fagiolipasta with beans, check out Osteria Bentigodi da Andrea or Osteria alla Bomba. Many tourists like to sit in Piazza San Marco and enjoy an aperativo before dinner, or a coffee any time... (1 reply, last updated by triest12 November 1, 2007)

to Osteria Marco, I can’t believe I got out of there for the price I did, given its location, its pedigree, and the fact that I can drink my weight in wine. That said—do you have any food preferences? Location preferences?... (11 replies, last updated by jo_mama November 10, 2008)

Pearl, a contemporary American place with a slight seafood emphasis, which may have been there in 2006 (I moved here in 07), and Izakaya Den, owned by the Sushi Den folks. Three new-to-you places you might dig highly: Osteria... (1 reply, last updated by tatamagouche May 2, 2009)