Long Island Restaurant Week: Il Mulino, Il Toscano, Verona, Molto Bene
News 12’s Angela Cascarano spoke to Artur Biba, the owner of Molto Bene in Bellmore.
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Jan 29, 2024, 5:39 PM
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News 12’s Angela Cascarano spoke to Artur Biba, the owner of Molto Bene in Bellmore.
“To create more customers, that's the point of restaurant week,” he said.
Long Island Restaurant Week runs through Sunday.
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