In a ruthless yet impressive NYC way, Bricola util...

In a ruthless yet impressive NYC way, Bricola utilizes every square inch of their property to squeeze as many patrons as possible into the restaurant. We had to brush past essentially every other diner to get to our seats, and the arrangement of one long high table with flanked by two rows of stools certainly made for cosy times. The food was decent - the roasted boar in my tagliatelle was tender and filling, though the Brussels sprouts were relatively bland. Check out the restroom for inspiration on space efficient design.