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Fyi... Risotteria Closed For Vacation


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Just wanted to let anyone in the NY area (or anyone that was planning to come for a visit) that Risotteria is closed for vacation until Aug. 25th (pretty sure that was the date).

I went to have lunch there on Friday and there was a sign up.

If you were planning on going in the next couple weeks maybe just call them and I'm sure their voicemail will have the dates.


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Thanks so much for the info Jillian. I have been dying to get back there before the summer is over!

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According to their site, they reopen on Tuesday the 29th. Yay!

Unfortunately I found out about their "vacation" the hard way. I went there in search of meatballs and they were closed. I practically had a temper tantrum on the street. I wanted those meatballs!

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According to their site, they reopen on Tuesday the 29th. Yay!

Unfortunately I found out about their "vacation" the hard way. I went there in search of meatballs and they were closed. I practically had a temper tantrum on the street. I wanted those meatballs!

LOL!!! I had the same temper tantrum!!!

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