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Buca Di Beppo
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Review by:
Bryan Y.
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Buca di Beppo is a great Italian restaurant to go to if you have a big family or you are with a large group of friends. Everything is served "family style," meaning that all of the dishes are large and are meant to be shared among everyone at the table. All of the familiar Italian favorites are on the menu, such as spaghetti and meatballs, fettuccine alfredo, and pizza, but they also offer specials that differ depending on the day of the week. We tried the shrimp parmigiana, which was the special of the day when we went there, and it was delicious, although a bit salty. I would definitely recommend the Chicken Saltimbocca, which is chicken breast with prosciutto, sage, and an artichoke lemon sauce. It was so good! Prices are a little steep, but there's a lot of food, so you won't leave hungry.
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