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How we read reviews →Lygon Street trattoria famed for owner-caught seafood, squid ink pasta and standout staff.
Classic, lively Lygon Street trattoria. warm and family-feeling when service is on song, though reviewers describe it getting chaotic and cramped on the busiest nights.
Owner is a working fisherman, so the seafood dishes are sourced directly; a private upstairs room available for celebrations and large groups.
Family-owned Italian restaurant reviewers repeatedly call authentic, though a couple of critiques note dishes like the carbonara straying from traditional preparation.
Mixed. the pasta sharing platter (around $27.50 a head) gets praised as good value, but several reviewers felt mains like the $40 chicken parmigiana or a seafood risotto made with frozen seafood weren't worth the price.
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