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Celeste

Celeste

502 Amsterdam Ave, 10024, New York, United States

Pizza • Pasta • Italian • Vegetarian Friendly


"This is one of the very first CASH ONLY restaurants patronized that does not take bank cards. When making the reservations earlier this evening whomever spoken to, mumbled something over the phone unintelligible to make out whatever said?? So,presumably did not take heed. Then waited for my colleague to arrive and head over to this restaurant for the 7:30 reservations.Upon arrival I moseyed into the main dining area where we were greeted and asked if the reservation was indoors or outdoors? Itwas indoors. There was a larger table directly across from ours with up to 17-18 hospital employees dining. An admixture ofChinese-Americans, East Indian fellows, Hispanic, and a few other decisively ethnic Caucasian males and females all seatedtogether in a conference styled manner facing one another—at the tables pulled together. It wasn’t long after we werefinally settled in and had ordered wine that there was this unmistakable chatter led by one of the young ladies leaning overstating « He’s a man? Right? » « No. He’s a Man who identifies as a Woman … » and the Chinese doctor in hospitalscrubs chimed in to confirm their seance, about this individual. Of course seated as closely as we were overhearing the entireconversation, word for word per verbatim. It obviously smacked of true ‘heterosexism’ given the age distributions betweenthese young ladies discussing that relevance (23-29), and the males anywhere from (24-29) at most. Very mature for their age andintelligence, yet what was so defining that it helped identify how consensus among those within a «unionization » cansociopolitically conjure up make-believe responses and clear cutting facts as if it were in fact undeniable. Gathering that this(like AOC) and other Democratic Socialists, rely heavily on solidarity—to settle differences in factors affecting judgementcalls and identifying individuals in their perspective realities like gay males do to each other or within the broader contextof American ‘Woke’ a"

Volare Cucina Italiana And

Volare Cucina Italiana And

388 Broadway, 02151, Revere, United States

Pizza • Pasta • Salad • Italian


"I recently dined at Volare, and I must say, what a memorable experience! As someone who’s new to the area but well-versed in customer service and Italian cuisine, I was thoroughly impressed. We arrived 20 minutes early for our 9:45 reservation and were warmly welcomed by the hostess. She offered us a choice between a low or high table and, noticing that my date and I were looking for a cozy atmosphere, suggested the low table for a quieter dining experience. We happily agreed. Our server, Jason, was fantastic. Despite being young, he clearly understood the importance of making guests feel comfortable. He frequently checked on us, ensuring we never felt neglected or had to seek him out. His recommendations for appetizers, main courses, and desserts were spot-on. I also had the pleasure of meeting the owner, Chris, who was very personable and respectful. His warm demeanor made us feel valued and acknowledged. Now, let’s talk about the bartender, Gianna. She was amazing! Even though the bar was busy, she took her time crafting excellent martinis. Wow, they packed quite a punch! I loved every sip. My date and I left feeling full, happy, and even more romantically connected. This isn’t a high-end luxury bistro; it’s a cozy restaurant where everyone is made to feel at home. I will definitely recommend Volare to others! Thank you, Volare team, for a wonderful experience! Best, Jay"

D'Ambrosio Gelato

D'Ambrosio Gelato

5339 Ballard Avenue Northwest, 98107, Seattle, United States

Casual • Gelato • Catering • Desserts


"It looks closed from the outside. I think they should do something with the lighting inside because we almost walked past it. Check the sign on the door. It's probably open.As we entered I noticed the seating is limited but perfect for this clean and cozy shop. On a side note, I really likedService was polite, and the display of ice cream was very unique, as it's actually prepared right in front of you. So as you look down you can see the ice cream churning in their respective flavors which was really cool. You can get free samples just so you know you're getting exactly what you want.I only have one complaint: My husband ordered affogato, and it was prepared a little bit differently from what I'd seen done in the past. What this server did was put the ice cream in and brew the coffee on top of it and add a cookie before serving. The way that I'd seen it done previously is that the ice cream and the espresso are prepared separately, so you can pour the espresso on top of it when you're ready to eat it, instead of receiving a messy soup of deliciousness. I've also seen it served in glass dishes (because it's really beautiful when done correctly), but this was served in a paper cup. I would recommend that the servers prepare it the original way for aesthetics so the customer can enjoy it longer. Otherwise, I tried a little bit of what he got and it was delicious.If you're on the boring end like me, I absolutely recommend the vanilla bourbon ice cream in a waffle cone. You'll enjoy it! Flavors are more limited than they were 3 years ago, however, I actually like a limited selection because that means that they spend more time developing the flavors that you get to choose from. The gelato was rich and creamy and I really enjoyed it."