Step inside Sabatino's to a vanished world of elegance, where waiters dress in black vests with matching bow ties and each white-draped table holds a flickering candle and a single red carnation. Strolling musicians serenade diners. The food, perfectly executed, harkens back to classics like oysters Rockefeller, rack of lamb or chateaubriand for two, veal scaloppini, Dover sole and cherries jubilee. The prices seem old-fashioned, too.
Betty C.
We went for a double birthday dinner on a Saturday night and were very pleased with the service, ambiance and the flavors. The black Manhattan was very...
Sid P.
Fans of the legendary Sabatino's restaurant will be thrilled because much of the kitchen staff and wait staff have stayed together at this unassuming...
Eric B.
Avvio has the late, great Sabatino's DNA and it's hard to resist comparing the two. As much as Avvio's menu and recipes echo its heritage, I will try to...
Matt L.
Great food, great service and great atmosphere! Fair price! Definitely worth a visit!!
Pamela K.
We had high hopes for this place given the chef came from our old favorite Sabatino's. Sadly this place doesn't come close to measuring up. No ambiance...
