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Followup today... had an excellent lunch although kids didnt love the pizza ( both had the "kids" plain cheese/tomato @10 bucks)-- they did love the gelato however. the adults shared the fennel pizza and margharita- both were excellent- i think also @ about10 bucks each.For starters- trecolor salad (8$) quite good as was the broccoli &cauliflour to start.(4$ each). bread to start was fair only (although kids loved the packaged bread sticks) and gelato(7$) to end was great (olive oil lived up to its hype). will return. thanks everyone
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re: ekdd
I was going to tell you that Piola even though it's Argentinian is a more traditional margherita style which the kids would enjoy more than the flatbread style at Otto. Of course, I was also gonna say the kids can always skip the pizza and go straight for the gelato. Unfortunately I've created a monster. My 9 year old is now a pizza snob who won't eat anything except mozzarella di bufala with her favorite being Una Pizza Napoletana.
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re: guttergourmet
Thanks GG. We really enjoyed otto but will try piola with the kids next time i bring them to work as i work a few blocks away. You know how kids are -- the gelato was basically their main course and they didnt mind one bit. Dont think i will try una pizza napoletana though- at those prices it will kill me to see my older one leave over all the crust .
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I would vote for Otto for the atmosphere (for the adults). Kids are certainly welcome at Piola, and the pizza has always been great (authentic thin crust, brick oven, etc), and they also have a larger selection of pastas. Their calzone was tasty, too. Piola won't have the adventures meat or cheese plates, though. Otto will be more of an outing, and you'll probably be there longer.
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