The sunsets here are the main draw, but the wine list is solid and the Italian fare ranges from solid to distractingly good.

It’s cozy, it’s romantic, it’s a neighborhood hang that plays jazz music and is relatively dog-friendly (if yours is well-behaved)…it’s all the things for all the people with a killer wood-fired pizza menu, homemade pastas, and a solid wine list.

We loved their original location in the historic district, because truth be told it was a great place to hide from the masses during high season. The food, drink and service in their new location downtown is still as legit as ever!