Originally Posted by rickg523

I wanted to try Retrobottega. I could see the entrance from our living room. But they don't take any reservations and it's small. So with a party of 6, including children, just never happened. I can't recall specific menu items, but I was intrigued by it. The kid, not so much. I think it was little too imaginative, or as he put it "weird."
Also, though I would recommend Orso 80, I can't really say it's "non-touristy." In that neighborhood, pretty every place has a significant number of tourist patrons (and after all, we were there).