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Facci
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citysearch c.
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My ex-chef husband and I were pleased with Facci. Like others, we had a 15-20 minute wait on a Tuesday night. With no waiting area, we had to wait outside with our two-year-old. It would have been nice to have been offered water or wine while we waited. And like others, our service was lacking. But, the food was really good. Caprese salad to start, garden fries for my kid, wild mushroom pizza for me and veal parmigiana for my husband. Pizza was a little oily, but probably due to the truffle oil. I'd try another pizza next time. Pasta sauce was very nice. Nice wine selection. Although, my husband ordered a limoncello, which in most Italian restaurants means a shot, but was brought a lemon martini. I'll definitely go back.
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