New Eastside pizza joint from L’Oca d’Oro owners has something to say
I won’t wade into the debate as to whether Austin really needs another pizza joint at this juncture. We all have our favorites, many of which we have been frequenting for decades by now. The more interesting question for me is: What does Bambino , the new casual, all-day pizza restaurant from L’Oca d’Oro owners Adam Orman and Fiore Tedesco , add to the conversation?
When we returned, I insisted that we expand our scope to other parts of the menu. This time, we ordered mozzarella sticks, the Govalle Greens salad, and the margherita pizza. I chose the Amalfi Witch for my drink , and my spouse chose the frozen Margarita d’Oro . The Govalle Greens salad, comprising mostly bitter greens, was not a winner for me. The house-made dressing was not flavorful or acidic enough to cut through the tough frisee and radicchio. I cannot recommend this salad, nor can I recommend the frozen margarita, which sported an earthy funk from the turmeric that was off-putting. My spouse, who never sends things back when we dine out, asked for something more to his taste .
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