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Nolita's Aperitivo
12 November 2009
Part of the reason I love Italy more than life itself is the daily array of aperitivo. Italian restaurants provide a savory post-work sanctuary by offering what is basically free food. You are expected to purchase a beverage, and then allowed full reign of the restaurants aperitivio selection, which can range from a full meal to smaller traditional appetizers. For a lad or lass on a budget or someone just looking to snack while they unwind with vino, aperitivo time is amazing.
And the aperitivio - amazing. Stuzzichini, pizzettes and a variety of antipasti taste delicious especially with $5 sangria. They also offer a free drink refill (2 for 1) during aperitivio. And if all of this proves such a great experience you are tempted to go back, go for brunch. The strapazzate (scrambled eggs, goat cheese, smoked salmon on crostini) and the frittate (ham, wild mushroom, mozzarella) are both delicious. The brunch pre-fixe costs $15 and drink refills just $5 for the boozy crowd. Um, that’s me. Emma Dinzebach Posted by Emma Dinzebach at 12:00 AM bargain news , Expert Advice , Manhattan , New York City Affordable Places , NYC Restaurants & Bars , What women over 40 want , Nolita , What women in their 30s want , What women in their 20's want , The Vogue City | Trackback | Print This Post Leave a Reply
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