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Authentic Italian Restuarant in Austin

3 posts · Nov 11, 1999 to Nov 11, 1999

Jim S.Tivoli SystemsNov 11, 1999
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Reale's on 183

Albert N. wrote:
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> < followups to austin.food >
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> Luis B. wrote in message news: ...
> > Italian. No Macaroni Grill? But they're run by chefs ..
> > Those brothers ... they look and sound so Italiano :)
> >
> > Mama Mia.
> > Little Italy.
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> Agreed about Mama Mia's, not so about Little Italy.  They've gone downhill
> in the past few years.  I tried 'em again about a month ago, and no one in
> our party enjoyed their meal.
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> I think Reale's captures the spirit of a neighborhood NY Italian place, which
> isn't a surprise because it's run by New Yorkers.  I also enjoyed Bellagio,
> the newish place on Jester Blvd. off 2222.
>
> --
> Albert Nurick
> [email removed]
Jim L.RS/6000 Division, IBMNov 11, 1999
Jim S. wrote:
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> Reale's on 183
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As someone else has already said, Reale's isn't so much authentic Italian as it is authentic upstate New York Italian.

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Dave C.IBMNov 11, 1999
Jim L. wrote:
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> Jim S. wrote:
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> > Reale's on 183
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> As someone else has already said, Reale's isn't so much authentic
> Italian as it is authentic upstate New York Italian.

I thought the guys from Reale's were from Jersey, at least that's what they told my friend a couple years ago when we were there... But their pizza it the best I've found in Austin...
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