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The music is so loud it's ear-splitting. The space is very small, so with the music that loud everyone has to scream at each other to have a conversation. Blasting music and a small room full of screaming humans not only caused multiple noise alarms from my Apple Watch, but makes for an unpleasant dinner. Bar Marco this is not. There is a "bar," but it's all reserved place-settings (so you can't just walk in and sit at the bar). Without these bar place settings, they wouldn't have the minimum number of seats to legally have a liquor license. The menu is small and uninspired. The "Broken Meatballs" was just a couple of tiny half-meatballs on a piece of bread for $15. Upon sitting down, we were told they were a wine bar, but the wine list is very small and overpriced. It is also strange they had barely any Italian wines when the name of the restaurant is Italian. Parking is non-existent. The main street of Etna is narrow and there are many competing businesses nearby. Uber or don't bother.

Came after they reopened. Food was pretty good but most dishes didn’t impress us at all. We had the meatball (which feels like a randomly put together quick meal at home), the cod cheek (overcooked imo), the black bass (good but not memorable). Our favorite is the turnip. Dessert was just okay as well. For most dishes I feel like they could use more thought in putting them together. Service and vibes are very enjoyable.

Honestly, 10, out of 10. We went for Saturday brunch and the food/service was amazing. Matt and Jess are excellent hosts, chefs, and human beings. The interior aesthetic is welcoming, soft tone colors, and beautiful artsy corners. The food however, is the true show. Both main course and deserts are on point. Highly recommend.

A little charming gem in Etna! We had the most delicious brunch on Mother’s Day. The choices were varied, unique and nicely plated. Had a very yummy mimosa, and the pastries😳!! Wonderful service😊. Go and enjoy!

Wow! Run, don't walk here for dinner soon! You will not be disappointed. Honestly some of the best food I've enjoyed in Pittsburgh in a beautiful little setting that transports you to the south of France. The service is wonderful, the wine was so perfect, and the steak, risotto, and beet salad were fantastic!