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Al Gallopapa Castellina In Chianti, Italy.(Restaurant review)(Brief article)

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Byline: Susan H. Greenberg

Located inside the medieval stone tunnel built to protect this charming Tuscan town, Al Gallopapa is a rustic but serious eatery serving up confident nouvelle Italian cuisine in an atmospheric setting.

Ambience: Vaulted ceilings evoke a traditional Tuscan wine cellar, lit warmly by tall paper lanterns. Ask to sit outside in the covered stone passageway.

Food: Inventive and thoughtful, with each dish presented as a small, exquisitely wrapped gift. Mushroom soup is served in a glass cappuccino cup, with froth on top and a tiny cinnamon croissant. A mound of creamy white risotto with asparagus tips and sliced quail breast sits in the ...

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