Experts' Choice Award Sotto Sotto
What the experts agree on
Northern Italian gem in Inman Park known for stellar homemade pastas, wood-roasted fish, and heavenly risotto in a lively, intimate setting. Fair warning: it's loud, so go ready to shout over excellent food.
“Sotto Sotto means "hush hush" in Italian. How ironic: The food is divine here, but the noise is incredible.”
– Frommer's
Fodor's "This hot spot close to Downtown has an adventurous take on Italian cuisine." Full review
Lonely Planet "Sotto Sotto Known for its authenticity, this lively, trendy restaurant has crisp service and risotto that is heaven on earth. Reservations suggested."
Gayot15.0
"Adheres to the principles of the Italian kitchen, evident in such starters as the platter of antipasti misti, with its prosciutto, salami, olives and cheeses." Full review
Not For Tourists "Rustic Italian in trendy, high-energy setting."
Where "This warm, intimate restaurant features a fabulous Northern Italian menu including risotto, homemade pastas and wood-roasted whole fish." Full review
The Infatuation "Split a few of their 13 different homemade pastas, like cheese tortellini with artichokes and mushroom tagliatelle, along with some antipasti dishes and the whole roasted fish or veal chops." Full review
Time Out "Aptly named for a racy Lina Wertmüller comedy, Milanese native Riccardo Ullio’s Inman Park fixture feels as chic and sexy as it did when it opened in 1999. No doubt the mood at Sotto..." Full review
