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Restaurant Type: Italian, Mediterranean

Our Rating: 8.5

Food: 9 • Service: 8 • Décor: 8 • Atmosphere: 8 • Price: 9

We just discovered this new modern Italian/Greek/Mediterranean restaurant in our neighborhood – Mia Dona. It’s located at 206 E 58th St, (between 2nd & 3rd Ave). Telephone: 212-750-8170
The Chef Michael Psilakis, he is also the Chef-owner of Kefi at Upper West Side and Anthos, in Midtown.

I would recommend the figs and grilled octopus for appetizers, gnudi and skate for main course and cannoli for dessert.

This was really good meal, everything was delicious and we are definitely coming back. And price for food was very good.

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