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Editorial Review
Locals drop by Il Sogno—Italian for “the dream”—for an intimate dinner. Warm and casual, the little bistro features exposed brick walls, cozy tables and chocolate and tan walls. The menu is traditional, rustic Italian fare with such dishes as linguine di mare, oven-roasted sea bass and osso buco. Mains $10–$27.
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