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Renderings Reveal Fabio Trabocchi's New Restaurant in Van Ness

  • August 22nd 2016

by Nena Perry-Brown

Renderings Reveal Fabio Trabocchi's New Restaurant in Van Ness: Figure 1
A rendering of the exterior of Sfoglina

Chef Fabio Trabocchi and his wife Maria, the duo behind the highly-rated Fiola Mare, are bringing their fourth Italian restaurant to the city this November, and recently shared renderings of the restaurant with ANC 3F.

Renderings Reveal Fabio Trabocchi's New Restaurant in Van Ness: Figure 2
A rendering of the bar at Sfoglina

Sfoglina, a restaurant with a focus on pasta, will be located in the Park Van Ness at 4455 Connecticut Avenue NW (map), one of the largest new residential complexes along Connecticut Avenue.

Renderings Reveal Fabio Trabocchi's New Restaurant in Van Ness: Figure 3
A rendering of the interior of Sfoglina

The highlight of the restaurant and bar will be housemade and artisan pastas, including some imported from Italy. The restaurant will serve lunch, dinner, and Sunday brunch, as well as offer sauces and condiments for purchase in its retail section. The ANC unanimously supported sidewalk patio seating at the new eatery last month.

See other articles related to: fabio trabocchi, fiola mare, park van ness, sfoglina dc, van ness

This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/an_early_look_at_sfoglina_the_italian_restaurant_coming_to_park_van_ness/11585.

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