5/5 Jarrod B. 7 years ago on Google
From
the
family
that
delivered
Sophia,
a
home-style
Italian
restaurant,
comes
a
whole
new
gastronomical
experience.
Established
in
December
of
2014,
EnOsteria
Capolecase
brings
fresh,
seasonal
ingredients
to
a
modern
kitchen.
Partnered
with
Rome’s
Art
Gallery,
the
space
is
decorated
with
rich
chocolate
browns
and
warm
neutrals,
accented
by
perfectly
matched
artwork.
In
addition
to
the
local
menu
offerings,
EnOsteria
boasts
a
wine
cellar
with
over
130
different
varieties,
in
which
guests
can
enjoy
a
glass
or
grab
a
bottle
to
finish
their
evening.
I
enjoyed
a
solo
dinner
mid-evening,
and
first
have
to
comment
on
the
service.
I
was
promptly
greeted
and
shown
to
a
cozy
table,
where
I
could
relax
and
take
comfort
in
the
meal.
I
started
with
an
appetizer
of
deep
fried
seafood
in
a
basket,
which
contained
a
selection
of
king
prawns,
anchovies,
and
baby
squid.
Fresh
from
the
water,
crispy,
and
flavorful.
A
great
way
to
start
a
meal.
Next,
I
dove
right
into
my
pasta
dish.
Potato
dumplings
with
tomatoes,
capers,
and
olives.
The
pasta
was
tender
and
homemade,
the
perfect
amount
of
starch
and
earthy
potato
flavor.
Mixed
with
the
garden
freshness
of
tomatoes,
the
spiciness
of
the
capers
and
the
salty
sweetness
of
the
olives,
this
dish
was
delectable.
My
main
course
was
a
dish
of
perfectly
cooked
sliced
beef,
seasoned
with
black
pepper.
The
meat
was
tender
and
juicy,
probably
one
of
the
best
slices
of
beef
I’ve
had.
Because
dessert
is
my
weakness,
I
also
indulged
in
a
saffron
and
honey
cream
Millefeuille,
which
was
flaky
and
filled
with
the
herbal
cream.
It
was
so
delicious
I
was
almost
too
filled
to
enjoy
the
Crème
Brûlée.
Almost.
With
a
crisp
sugar
shell
that
cracked
as
I
tapped
my
spoon
to
it,
this
was
the
perfect
ending
to
a
beautiful
dinner.
Highly
recommend!