Three brothers have opened a brand-new restaurant called AnniVenti La Trattoria in Lemon Grove ECM visited, savoring fresh homemade dishes in a true fine dining experience --from white linen tablecloths and an extensive wine list to creative Italian cuisine and top-notch service.

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LEMON GROVE: East County has a new Italian entry in AnniVenti La Trattoria, opened by three brothers and named after their family's original restaurant in Palermo, Italy where the siblings once worked.

AnniVenti La Trattoria is now open at 8099 Broadway in Lemon Grove. The menu features antipasti like crunchy pistachio burrata, pasta dishes like Paccheri e Scampi, and entrees like Octopus Livornese.

AnniVenti La Trattoria's menu reflects the Italian heritage of the Gagliano brothers with a contemporary twist that will tantalize your taste buds.

Emanuele Gagliano, one of the brothers, says in a statement, "It's been our lifelong dream to bring the authentic tastes of Italy to Lemon Grove, and we're thrilled to share our passion for modern Italian cuisine with you."

AnniVenti La Trattoria, the Italian restaurant owned and operated by three brothers, is now open in Lemon Grove. The restaurant is named after their family's original restaurant located just 10 miles from Palermo in Italy, where the brothers grew up working.

The Gagliano's menu starts with antipasti, including breaded burrata served with pistachio pesto and fried calamari, and extends to pizza, calzone, pasta like gnocchi alla Sorrentina and entrees ranging from roast chicken to filet mignon. 8099 Broadway.

AnniVenti La Trattoria, the Italian restaurant owned and operated by three brothers, is now open in Lemon Grove. The restaurant is named after their family's original restaurant located just 10 miles from Palermo in Italy, where the brothers grew up working.

AnniVenti La Trattoria opened this month in Lemon Grove. It's owned by the three Gagliano brothers who grew up near Palermo, Italy. The local restaurant is named after their family's original restaurant in Sicily.

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Emanuele Gagliano grew up working in his father's restaurant in Sicily. He'd make gelato, housemade pizza, the basics a kid could do. Over years, he learned the intricacies of Palermo-style food. And now, decades later and just a few miles west (6,597 miles), he, along with his brothers and extended family, are recreating a bit of that magic they grew up in—in Lemon Grove.

Now Open. Lemon Grove welcomes a quaint Italian outpost: AnniVenti La Trattoria. Owned and operated by the Gagliano brothers, the restaurant draws its name from the family's original trattoria near Palermo, Italy. The menu features authentic dishes with mod twists, including antipasti, salads, pizzas, pastas, calzones, entrees, wine and cocktails...

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