Shiao June Y.
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As someone who is a little bit skeptical of the food scene at Indianapolis, I was pleasantly surprised by this Italian restaurant in the heart of downtown. Not only was the service great, the spritz collection vast, and the menu diverse of surf and turf options- The Italian dishes were rich and delicious in a nuanced way compared to other Italian places I’ve been to. Honestly, me and my coworkers were surprised by just how good the food was for being an Italian place. Nowadays, it feels that the Italian category is overplayed and derivative, if not just lacking- however, it felt that Nesso definitely was an Italian restaurant that really knew what they were doing, and the food was telling of their experience and quality. I would definitely come back next time I’m in town for work. I really enjoyed my linguini Nero, everybody was packed with flavor and they didn’t skimp on the seafood. The lemon ricotta donuts were also a table hit, tiramisu did not miss, and the pistachio gelato was a plenty for only five dollars.
My UPDATED love note to Nesso;
Dear Nesso,
I flew into Indianapolis with one mission, to relive my memory of a beautiful, delicious rendezvous with the linguini seafood pasta. It was just as delicious as I remembered, even if I got it to go. Even the fly at the hotel (I don’t even know how it got there) flew hundreds of meters to try to land on my pasta. I told it no, this is mine, it’s too good to share!!! I wish I had more room in my stomach to eat their donuts or pistachio, but I guess that means I’ll need to come back.
Seriously, if you were on the fence for Nesso, this is the love letter you needed to see. It had be thinking I was at a seaport city!!