"I 've been meaning to write a review for Tre Brushettieri for a while years actually. I 've been going there for that long. You see, I actually live in Italy and have been up and down the Italian Peninsula. Needless to say, the food is one of the high points of this stunning country. But at the Tre Bruschettieri, I really feel at home. Except the food is MUCH better. First of all, it 's a family run restaurant. Mom/Mother, Father/Husband and Daughter. The service is impeccable but easy going and the atmosphere adds to this, being a whimsical mix of books, games, knick knack and really cozy seating. It makes you want to hang out and take your time, which is really how you want to enjoy a great Italian meal. And then there 's the food. It is traditional with some remarkable additional touches and minor re inventions, some of which are actually based on even older and, in particular, local recipes. The menu is large enough to find something for everyone, yet not so overdone as to make choosing into a chore. And it changes on a regular basis with some cornerstone dishes always available. And the wine, whether it be of the house or a select bottle, is just great with their remarkable after dinner digestives offered by the house. If you prefer, they great local beers as well. And the price? Let 's put it this way, the last time a guest offered me dinner here, they looked at the bill and said, Is that all? Yup, that 's all folks! Buon appetito!"
