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Fun house

The really good thing about Cotto is that you — preferably as part of a group — can eat quite a lot of food and drink plenty of well-priced Chianti and Montepulciano and then roll out having felt like you were at the centre of something, all for about $70 each. I know, because every time I’ve been to Cotto, it seems to have cost about $70 each, no matter how hard I’ve tried to spend more.

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