Patrick Lussier (.
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This place oozes old world charm; from the chandeliers, and the bistro style wicker chairs, to the respectfully gaudy silverware, Ciccio Trattoria dazzles the eyes even before the tongue has a chance to dine! My wife and I tried 4 appetizers; focaccia, olives, polenta, calamari, and the steak skewers! The polenta was mild, and crispy, with a dense, rich mushroom sauce to contrast. The focaccia was pillowy and moist, with a hint of rosemary, and the olive oil and balsamic glaze to dip it in was insanely good, for something so simple! The calamari was crunchy and flavorful, my only complaint is the dipping sauce came in a shallow container, so it got a little cold pretty rapidly, caveat — we were sitting outside in November, soooo🤭 the olives were bright and tangy, we used them as a palet cleanser in between all the delicious food we were trying! Last, but certainly not least, were the steak skewers! The presentation was beautiful; they gave us a little salt to sprinkle on them, and some toasted bread and lemon, but the real star was the marscapone sauce; I would inject that into my veins, it was an umami overload in the best way 🤩 We tried the crème brûlée with blackberries and a berry puree for dessert. It was tart, crystalline, creamy, and more than a little sweet; the perfect cap to an incredible dinner!
Vitto(?) was our waiter, his suggestions were on point, and his attentiveness left us feeling special and eager to return! Big shout out to Andressa; she helped me ensure the end of the night was smooth, she’s a rockstar! Everyone we interacted with was absolutely lovely, we cannot wait to get another opportunity to dine with you all, thank you so much! 🙏