Any word on Trata Roslyn?

I was at Trata 1 week after it opened for drinks. The bar was smaller than what I expected, knowing that the Roslyn crowd enjoys the evening scene. The bar was decorated lovely, with a great sound system, although they should adjust the volume when there are only 4 people in the bar.

I was disappointed when the greek bartender told me to have a greek chardonnay, realizing that was nearly impossible. It was unoaked and dry - consistent with most greek wine. I was surprised to learn that their entire wine list is GREEK only.

I went for lunch 1 week later. ENjoyed the calamarie, but the rest was bland. Simple salads and pannin's.
Same price as Limani for dinner and more expensive than Limani for Lunch.

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Limani
1043 Northern Boulevard, Roslyn, NY 11576

tiggerejm in New York State (exc. New York City)

Limani in Roslyn or Oevo in Great Neck?

I just moved from Conn. to NY - went to Limani and noticed IL Mulino across the street. I'm familiar with Mulino in Westchester - is it the same?

As far as brunch, I went to Limani and was shocked at the low price tag of $49 compared to most brunch meals in Conn at $65. The kids seemed to enjoy it,. You wouldn't believe how many Eggs Benedict and lobsters a growing 16 year old boy can consume.

tiggerejm in New York State (exc. New York City)

Limani in Roslyn or Oevo in Great Neck?

I went to brunch at Limanii Roslyn last Sunday - guess it was there first brunch, but my goodness, for the price of $50, I have never seen so many lobsters and snow crab legs. I generally don't prefer the buffet line, but quickly curbed my comments when I saw the items being offered.

tiggerejm in New York State (exc. New York City)