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Sal Anthony's S.P.Q.R.
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After hearing this was a great restaurant I was extremely disappointed. I made reservations and regardless, waited almost a half hour past our reservations to be seated. Our waiter was anything but attentive. The bread was cold and bland tasting (a good Italian restaurant should have great warm bread), my Arugula salad was way too salty and was topped with hard, stale shaved parmesan. My boyfriend's ""homemade Fusili"" was nothing more than boxed rigatoni (stubby tightly-coiled pasta) overcooked, and when questioned about it, the waiter insisted that the long wavy pasta we are used to calling Fusili is not authenticly Italian. WHAT?!?
Good presentation of the food was also extremely lacking. This restaurant should not be allowed on Mulberry St!
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