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La Tavola
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Ratings and Reviews for La Tavola
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Apr 28 2012
Kristin B. via Yelp
Twisting and contorting through the packed restaurant, I wasn't sure what to expect when I finally made it to our table on the back patio. Though I felt...read more
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Apr 27 2012
Rachel N. via Yelp
Lovely place -- I wasn't quite sure what to expect, but I was pleasantly surprised that all of the flavors were crisp and the wine list was solid -- and...read more
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Apr 25 2012
Grant B. via Yelp
Went the other night for date night and the dining experience was great. Things were a little rough at the host stand: first finding the stand then having...read more
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Jan 19 2009
lisa043062 via Citysearch
Words cannot begin to convey the comfort and pleasure La Tavola consistently delivers. Fabulous service by really great people, gr...read more
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Dec 23 2008
lautumnh via Citysearch
i always enjoy dining at la tavola. the food is delicious. the wine list is extensive. the atmosphere is romantic and fun. the moz...read more
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Sep 07 2008
via Citysearch
There aren't a ton of vegetarian options, which is always strange for an Italian place. However, the food is quite good and it's w...read more
In Short
With its open kitchen, mirrored walls and sleek light fixtures, La Tavola fits right in to its stylish Virginia-Highlands environs. Couples share plates of pasta in cozy wooden booths while boisterous wine drinkers swap work stories on the heated back patio. Enthusiastic servers, appropriate for the friendly scene, grate hefty hunks of Parmigiano-Reggiano at the diner's request. Dressed-up Italian classics are La Tavola's trademark, better than the neighboring-casual Osteria, but not quite on Sotto Sotto's level of excellence. Addictive pastas are well-made and get that extra touch of class with additions like truffles and wild bore, while entrees (all hovering around $20) are simple, and stand on their own without a fancy accompaniment. Knock off $5 and get one of the pastas as an app size for a nice way to start the meal, and finish with a free form tiramisu or a gelato of the day.