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EatDrinkMadison.com Reviews Downtown's Nostrano

EatDrinkMadison.com Reviews Downtown's Nostrano

As mentioned in a previous story at eatdrinkmadison.com, Nostrano opened Oct. 7 in the space formerly occupied by Peppino’s. It’s an Italian restaurant that follows the same formula as other nearby restaurants, such as 43 North, in which portions are small relative to the price.

Storm Causes Area Event, Church Cancellations

Storm Causes Area Event, Church Cancellations

A powerful winter storm is bearing down on southern Wisconsin, dumping several inches of snow.

With the snow expected to continue through Sunday evening, many area businesses have announced plans to close while various events and churches are calling off scheduled services for Sunday.

Various cities, villages and towns have also declared snow emergencies.

To see a complete list of closings and snow emergencies, click here.

EatDrinkMadison.com Reviews Downtown's 43 North

In less than one month, the space that once held Cafe Continental quickly transformed into 43 North, a Muramoto-backed restaurant that serves contemporary American cuisine.

The space is darker with an elegant, yet simple, decor, and I would recommend wearing business casual or better (though you could get away with dressy jeans) and reservations, especially on Friday and Saturday.

To read more, please visit eatdrinkmadison.com.

EatDrinkMadison.com Reviews 8 Seasons Grille

8 Seasons Grille opened in July on the corner of Bassett Street and W. Main Street in the space formerly occupied by Jo’s Tazzina. While I think it’s great to have a true neighborhood restaurant (like in bigger cities), I worry that its location will be its downfall, with so many students living nearby and so little parking (a free lot down the street; otherwise, find something on the street).

It’d be a shame if the parking issue prevents people from coming, because the food is really good. I stopped in shortly after it first opened and ate the seafood ravioli, which was a tasty appetizer. In a second, more recent visit, the menu had changed (one of eight times per year), and I tried the duck, the pork tenderloin and the meatballs.

Read more at eatdrinkmadison.com.

Farewell Good Friend

The Schiavo family has been sharing their hospitality with us for over 25 years at Café Continental and Antonio’s Restaurant. Their last day will be September 30.   Tony, Rose Marie, Nick and Stephanie will be fondly remembered for all the wonderful experiences they gave us.  From their signature Speidini to the special Café Continental Ice Cream created by Nick and made by Babcock Hall Dairy, they have helped us celebrate, be romantic and just enjoy good food and good friends.

Ever the generous hosts, Café Continental is offering ½ off on all food and bottles of wine after 4pm through their last day September 30th.   

 

To Tony, Rose Marie, Nick, Stephanie and Cecilia Rose    

    Salute, we wish you well.

 

Café Continental 108 King Street Madison  608-251-4880

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