Vico
Posted by: Marilyn Bethany
Posted on: Thursday, January 31, 2008
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First-rate Italian food: We’ve all tasted a lot of caponata, but we haven’t tasted a lot of caponata ($7) as good as this. Regulars at Vico suffer withdrawal each summer when the lasagna al cinghiale ($23), featuring a ferocious wild boar ragu, goes into hibernation. Add flawless service, and you’d have a great dining experience, but for the harsh lighting and amateurish décor. In Hudson? Where every third pedestrian is a designer? Just open any window and yell, “Help!”
136 Warren St.; 518.828.6529
Lunch: Wednesday - Saturday & Monday 12 - 2; Sunday 11 - 2
Dinner: Wednesday, Thursday, Sunday & Monday 5 - 9:30; Friday & Saturday 5 - 10
Closed Tuesday
