After many years of lacking in this particular area, Walla Walla finally got an Italian restaurant. The Italian Bistro opened on Isaacs Street just a few months ago, and I hope it sticks around for years to come. They took over a closing country-style restaurant called the Homestead and redecorated (thank goodness!). The now-schnazzy dining area features brand new booths, ambiant music, and clearly Italian-themed artwork. Case in point: the above photo. It hangs in the entryway of the new restaurant. And though I'm not a wine-drinker nor am I an artist, I did pause to appreciate the blended golds and greens in this nicely-done painting.
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Golds and Greens
After many years of lacking in this particular area, Walla Walla finally got an Italian restaurant. The Italian Bistro opened on Isaacs Street just a few months ago, and I hope it sticks around for years to come. They took over a closing country-style restaurant called the Homestead and redecorated (thank goodness!). The now-schnazzy dining area features brand new booths, ambiant music, and clearly Italian-themed artwork. Case in point: the above photo. It hangs in the entryway of the new restaurant. And though I'm not a wine-drinker nor am I an artist, I did pause to appreciate the blended golds and greens in this nicely-done painting.
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I'll have to check that one out next time if I'm weary of 1/4 pounders! :-))
That is good news, Italians know how to make good food, so tasty
Thank you for sharing
Hmmmm, is it expensive like most Italian restaurants.
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