This lovely neighborhood Italian restaurant in Eastlake specializes in regional Tuscan-style cooking, with simply prepared meat and fish, as well as pastas that can be ordered as a first or main course. A gorgeous leafy deck area behind the restaurant doubles as the entryway to Cicchetti, Serafina’s sister restaurant, which serves Mediterranean snacks. Reservations are recommended.
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