Tucked inside the Das Triest hotel, this Northern Italian restaurant has a lounge vibe, a designer interior and a flower-strewn courtyard shaded by olive trees for warm-weather dining. Seasonal specialities might include biechi (hand-cut pasta triangles) with turnip leaves and smoked ricotta, or hare-and-spinach tortellini.
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