Trappe Tavern – just up Ridge Pike in Trappe. Collegeville Diner is good as diners go. In Evansburg, there’s a pretty decent italian restaurant, Osteria something. Can’t think of the full name at this moment.

block north there is Chapeau! and Clementine, but I’ve not been to either since the owner of Chapeau! bought Clementine. My favorite pizza in the city is at L'Osteria del Forno in North Beach.

: The Phene Arms, The Admiral Cod, The Surprise, The King’s Head and Eight Bells Pizza: Made In Italy (very, very good indeed) Of course, this comes at a cost — Chelsea is perhaps the most expensive area to live in...

for the three of us to get a good taste of what La Botte had to offer (only to realize later how much better the ham at Bazaar and Osteria Mozza were.) While decent, I found the flavors rather bland and would avoid this dish in...

or cost......hands down, no hesitation, its Alba Osteria & Enoteca. best italian in portland. not just italian but ultra focused regional(Piedmontese)italian. You will be blown away, especially if you like northern italian food...

For interesting, audacious flavors of gelato & sorbetto, Capogiro in Philly is hard to beat. In the summer, though, for fantastic traditional Italian gelato go to the cart outside Osteria del Circo. They probably open in June,...

I love Osteria Romana on Espanola Way (off Washington Avenue around 15th Street) for casual fare – lively street atmosphere and even some fun shopping! For a nice dinner how do you feel about beef? Kobe Club is REALLY cool...

In Florence I never fail to eat at Il Ritrovo at via de' Pucci 4/A. Its downstairs and if the door is locked ring the bell. Never fails to please. In Rome I always visit 'Gusto at the corner of via della Frezza and via del Corea,...

Check out some old posts for commonly recommended DF (Mexico City) restaurants. Some of my favorites: Izote Aguila y Sol L’Olivier Casa Bell (lunch only) San Angel Inn El Pendulo (for Sunday jazz brunch)

, or L'Osteria del Forno. These are big eaters. Is Arinell’s a good bet? Or are there better options? Link: http://www.jatbar.com/detail.asp?num=123

As I recall, there’s some great gelato on the piazza in Siena. Just the thing to cool you off after the trek up to the top of the bell tower. As for cheap eats there and elsewhere, I believe Rick Steves has one or more...

This is what I would do: I would call Angelini Osteria, or any other really nice place that you’ve heard of here or anywhere, and ask to speak with the manager. Tell the manager what you’ve told us here: that...

in Minneapolis’s Warehouse District. Italian - Osteria i Nonni in Mendota Heights at 35E and 13, but overall we’re hurting for good Italian. Southeast Asian – A Taste of Thailand on Selby in St. Paul – good...

1. Sona 2. Hungry Cat 3. Jar 4. Angelini Osteria 5. Katsu-ya

Received an e-mail a few weeks ago or so from Osteria. They are going to start doing pizza/pasta making classes, etc. Don’t think they have dates yet, but that’ll be pretty neat. If you click on their newsletter...