Who owns Spuntino Bar?

Who owns Spuntino Bar?

Doherty Enterprises
SPUNTINO (spoon’tîno), noun: A snack or an informal meal Spuntino Wine Bar & Italian Tapas is a Doherty Enterprises original and unique specialty restaurant. Spuntino currently has 2 locations: Clifton Commons in Clifton, NJ and The Gallery at Westbury in Garden City, NY.

Is Spuntino a chain?

Judging from the bustle on our visits, Spuntino — which means “snack” in Italian — seems to be scratching an itch for diners looking for a non-chain restaurant atmosphere after shopping or going to the movies.

What is a Spuntino?

British English: snack /snæk/ NOUN. A snack is a small, quick meal, or something eaten between meals. The kids have a snack when they come in from school. American English: snack /ˈsnæk/

Does del Fuego take reservations?

de Fuego Restaurant We accept reservations for Lunch, Brunch and Dinner in our beautiful Dinning Room. The Bar and Outdoor Patio is open for walk in seating on a first come first serve basis.

What does the word Cicchetti mean?

Cicchetti (Italian pronunciation: [tʃikˈkɛtti]), also sometimes spelled “cichetti” or called “cicheti” in Venetian language, are small snacks or side dishes, typically served in traditional “bàcari” (cicchetti bars or osterie) in Venice, Italy. Cicchetti is the plural form.

What does Alla mean in Italian food?

A popular way to cook meats or vegetables. A properly made bollito misto, or mixed boiled meats, is one of the glories of Italian cookery. alla brace: literally, ‘at the coals’, it means grilled, as in vongole alla brace, grilled clams.

What time do they eat dinner in Venice?

between 7pm and 10.30pm
Cena (dinner) is served between 7pm and 10.30pm. Opening hours vary, but many places begin filling up by 7.30pm and few take orders after 10.30pm.

How do you eat cicchetti?

Venetians eat cicchetti at breakfast time, for lunch, dinner and a midnight snack — mostly with their fingers. It’s look-and-point food: no special mastery of Italian required. And you don’t need to wait to be seated to enjoy it. (That’s not even an option at some bacari.)