Great food, well-prepared from a menu of inviting regular items and specialties. Although menu is not long, what is available is carefully done. The benefit of concentrating on fewer items rather than trying to offer everything to everybody is apparent. Don't miss Al's desserts! (The culinary academy training is evident.) Highly recommended - but you'll need reservations during peak hours.    [31 Dec 2000 14:37:49]

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Recommended Dishes: roasted chicken on polenta w/ caramelized onions and peppers

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Good food
After initial difficulties getting a table at an off season time (Friday night in April, not really tourist season yet), we were pleasently surprised. Nice fresh food, even our eleven year old was able to find something he liked.    [24 May 2005 13:32:43]

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Recommended Dishes: Antipasto sampler

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Save Yourself the Wait!
My wife and daughter and I went to Fiamma at a non-busy time of evening. We were able to get seated right away and ordered our food, then sat and sat and sat . . . you get the picture. We waited for our food for about a half hour, and when we got it, it was bland and not much at all. I left angry and hungry with an $80 dent in my pocket. Save yourself the wait; there's nothing at the end but let-downs.    [09 Mar 2008 18:00:40]

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Not Very Good
I wasn't too impressed with the place, either. My food wasn't seasoned properly, and I swear to God, the chef was eyeballing my wife the entire time. Not my idea of an ideal evening out.    [13 Apr 2008 17:37:33]

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Recommended Dishes: The unsalted salmon

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