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Named after chef/owner Raffaele Ronca (Palma, Bellavitae), only spelled with more efficiency. Neapolitan fare with emphasis on local ingredients. Two-floor spread designed by Studio Morsa features large outdoor café and chef's counter at the open kitchen. Wood-burning brick oven and rotisserie pump out specialties like porchetta and stuffed quail. Wine bar with fully stocked cellar loaded with Euro selections, doubles as intimate private dining room.
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