www.taralluccievino.net
Price: $$ --Everything was pretty reasonably priced. Each panini was only $10, and the salads ranged from $10 to $14.
Favorite sandwich: Grilled eggplant panini
For Memorial Day, some of my besties from school came into the city. After over a WHOLE month of being apart (yes, that is a long time), I finally was reunited with my Chi O sistas (shoutout Nicole, Jess, and Whitney) and it feels sooooo good. The weather in the city was absolutely beautiful, apart from the searing hot sun that made us sticky and disgusting. Nevertheless, I would say that we definitely still had a successful Memorial Day. After walking and searching for a cute "trendy" restaurant to have lunch, we stumbled upon Taralluci E Vino, which had a really cute and, for lack of a better word, trendy feel to it. It was the perfect way to officially start off my summer in the city.
Here's what we got:
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| Jess ordered the Carpaccio salad, accompanied by thinly sliced pieces of beef, shaved mushrooms, arugula, and Parmigiano Reggiano cheese. Couldn't have been too bad, as Jess ate her plate clean. WAY TO GO JESS! |
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| Whitney went with the mozzarella and tomato panini, coated with olive spread and basil on crispy ciabatta bread. Mmmm. |
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| Nicole and I both ordered the grilled eggplant panini (we're twins, duh), with ricotta cheese and tomato slices on multigrain bread. Super delicious. |
XOXO,
Danielle
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