At Fusco you enter into a large bar area where there are tables as well as bar stools.  The dining room is in the back and is a good sized, with background music, elaborate chandeliers that reflect into the mirrors, and well spaced bare wood tables.  There is some bench seating in the middle of the room and a couple roundish booths in the corners.  We went at lunch and while there were minimal servers the room was also pretty empty.  They only started serving lunch last February, however the dinner times are much fuller according to the server.  They also serve dinner in the bar area which has windows that open to the street.  The menu was a la carte with an option for a fixed price 2 or 3 course lunch.  They offer antipasti plates of 3 or 6 (which would include all options) choices.  They also have special wine-by-the-glass at lunch which is a good value.   Continue reading →