
BY: NICHOLAS GRASSO
Part New York City, part Italian countryside, Felice is ready to take Long Islanders on a trip. “I want them to feel in Italy,” said Jacopo Giustiniani, founder of the Felice brand and partner of SA Hospitality Group. “I really want to transport them to Tuscany without taking the plane… and the six-hour jet lag.
“I want to really recreate the ambiance, very similar to the Cortona area, to really bring them home without having to fly there,” he added. The new Italian restaurant opened last month at 1382 Old Northern Blvd. in Roslyn.
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