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Bizzarro
With a name like Bizzarro you'd never guess that this Wallingford hotbed is an excellent neighborhood Italian café. When you learn that it's actually someone's garage crammed with kitschy art and weird antiques, the name makes sense. Deliciously buttery pasta dishes, a good wine list and frequent live music add to the experience.
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Madame K's
An elegant red-and-black pizza parlor with an old bordello feel (the building was once a brothel), this small, chic place is packed for dinner. It's also popular for drinks and desserts. There's a nice patio out back, or you can let history repeat itself in the upstairs dessert room with a decadent 'Chocolate Chip Orgasm.'
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Procopio Gelati
If the Pike Place Hillclimb wears you out - or even if it doesn't - stop for an authentic Italian-style gelato. The owner learned his trade from a Milanese gelato maker, and he uses only super-fresh ingredients for completely undiluted flavors.
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Serafina
This lovely neighborhood restaurant in Eastlake specializes in Tuscan-style cooking, with simply prepared meat and fish as well as pastas that can be ordered as a first or a main course. Reservations are recommended.
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