Cuisine:

• Mediterranean
• American
• New American
• Italian
• Others

220 Description:
This lively bar and restaurant in the northern 'burbs is as warm and familiar as an old friend, even though it's been open less than a decade. The bar décor is built around the history of the light bulb because the building was once a power company. It's no surprise, then, that there's plenty of energy at the long bar---especially on Thursday nights when the place is packed wall-to-wall with singles. The atmosphere can overtake the need for food, but it rarely disappoints. Stick with appetizers like the tosca misto---artichoke, asparagus, portobello mushrooms and fresh lemon---or pastas like the fettuccine with roasted lobster in spicy Bolognese sauce. Can't take the din? Head downstairs to Edison's, a dimly lit jazz and martini bar, where the vibe is a bit mellower.


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