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206 Spring Street Events
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Went to Fiamma the other night and it was amazing. Fiamma provides delicious Italian food, a wonderful ambiance, impeccable service, and an overall great dining experience--all without appearing to try too hard or being pretentious. Out of a party of five people, none of them had anything negative at all to say about any part of the night. As a matter of fact, they couldn't stop raving. All agreed it was some of the best Italian food New York has to offer. Top it all off with perfect...perfect Torta dessert. And, while you obviously go for the food, it's the service that keeps you coming back. My father asked the busboy if he knew the final score of the Yankees-Red Sox game. The busboy said he didn't know, but moments later, our waitress approached us and told him the score. Enjoy.
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