Il Ritrovo

Frommer's Review

This restaurant, in an old, gray-stucco apartment house off the beaten path in a quiet Vinohrady neighborhood, reminds me of my late Italian aunt's house. It's a small, cozy place with modest wooden chairs and familiar Italian maps and reproductions decorating the walls, the trappings of a place run by a family of proud immigrants. The food never disappoints. The antipasto bar usually is packed with marinated vegetables, spiced olives, mushrooms, and salad. Il Ritrovo's long list of homemade pasta choices would have put even my aunt to shame. The second plates of veal and beef are just passable, however. The tiramisu was dense, and almost as thick as the espresso served with it.

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