Via Carota, a popular Italian restaurant in Greenwich Village, symbolizes the area's culinary evolution. It contrasts with the old days when immigrant eateries offered simple, hearty meals. Now, gentrification has introduced upscale dining, represented by establishments like Via Carota, which serves classic Tuscan dishes. Despite the restaurant's rise in popularity and frequent long waits, it remains a beloved local spot, bridging the past and present of the Village's food culture. Though the author misses the old Village, they find immense satisfaction in current dining options, signaling a nostalgic appreciation for both eras.
Loving it is almost a religion in elite food circles.
Via Carota is the unofficial clubhouse for the current crowd, serving not culinary fireworks but reliable Tuscan classics.
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