Michael S.
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Creative, yet regional and somehow traditional Italian cuisine. We could see the ambitious young chefs through the kitchen door and were very much anticipating what would come next. The wine we had was fantastico, too. Service was kind and self-assured. The waiting time was just right. The Ossobucco was divine and super soft. Thea bread was formidable, crunchy from the outside and tender inside, it was served with beaten butter, again with a creative twist. It is in a lovely setting in the middle of Salo. Certainly recommendable. A perfect place for a date, by the way, since the light is well set (a rarity in Italian restaurants) and the place is rather quiet with a bustling restaurant atmosphere.