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How we read reviews →Brutalist Spring St Italian split between silky pasta praise and steep pricing gripes.
Striking brutalist-concrete dining room with looping video-art projections on the walls. reviewers split between calling it electric, gallery-like energy and finding it stark and cold.
An expansive, deeply curated Italian-leaning wine list, video-art projections across the concrete walls, and a pre-theatre service rhythm timed for Spring St's nearby venues.
Reviewers repeatedly describe the food as authentic, soulful Italian, with Italian-speaking staff and a Chianti Classico-anchored wine list reinforcing the heritage.
A recurring flashpoint. multiple reviewers call pasta mains overpriced for entree-sized portions with an unlabelled $10 main-size upcharge and small protein portions, while others say the quality justifies the cost.
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