BY: SUSAN HARPT GRIMES
When you’re planning to dine out but aren’t up for challenging “new” food, or trying to find Downtown parking, go where you know comfort food and the neighborhood family vibe are king—go to Capri di Nuovo in West Allis.
This much beloved Italian restaurant, which was operated as simply “Capri” under the previous owners, has maintained much of its fanbase, as well as gaining many new ones after the change of ownership several years ago. Even at non-peak times, the cozy dining room is hopping, and the carryout business is steady. On a recent visit the service was friendly, the atmosphere relaxed, the food was tasty and plentiful.
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