Subject: No-wires, no hooks, and-no digging-straps

From: "Genie Zip Bra" <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 09 Jul 2014 08:37:25 -0700

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fontina wrapped in prosciutto. They were both amazing!! This was the best part of the meal. The veggies included purple cauliflower, carrots, squash, asparagus, sunchokes, and olives. They were sooo good. Roasted and kind of sweet. These were some of the best veggies I have had. Also the cheese, I don't remember what kind it was, was so creamy... it tasted great on bread. However, nothing touched the fontina wrapped in prosciutto. I have not had prosciutto before because I don't like bacon. But I was being so closed minded because prosciutto is delicious. And this was especially good, it could have only been better if there were more of it. The BF and I ordered the biancoverde and our friends got the wiseguy. I didn't try theirs, but our was very good. It was garlicky, but the flavor was more subtle than it usually is. The three cheeses were great and the arugula tasted very fresh. So the problems include: long wait and no dessert. Why doesn't this place have dessert? (oh except for
biscotti... biscotti is a weak dessert choice). The rest was good and if someone were to invite me to go back, I would, but I probably wouldn't go back on my own. Visited today for lunch. This is the second week they are hosting lunch so I was a bit wary. I called ahead at 10:45 and asked how the wait has been for lunch and was told there were no waits. We showed up at 11:15 and were told there was a 35 minute wait! Ugh! Needless to say, we went elsewhere. I've visited before for dinner in the summer (no wait) and had a good experience but I feel like Bianco's has been over-glorified so much that my expectations are just way too high to give it anything but 3 stars - and after our lunch fiasco today, they dropped to a 2-star restaurant in my book. FOOD: The pizza itself was quite tasty. It kind of melts in your mouth. This probably isn't a common thing, but my friend found a bug in her pizza that was probably thrown on with the vegetable toppings. By this time, we've all grown
a little frustrated with this place. If you get a bug-free pizza, it's great. PRICE: A little expensive for pizza standards, but nothing that will have you digging deep into your wallet. Beware, the drinks do NOT come with free refills, including soft drinks. I spent around $15. SERVICE: The absurd wait for a table is what's keeping me from going to Pizzeria Bianco more often. Be prepared to wait a couple hours for a table, unless you make a reservation weeks in advance. The