For nearly a year, a quiet void sat in the heart of Robbinsdale’s "restaurant row" following the closure of the beloved Nonna Rosa's. This week, the space has found a new voice —and it sounds like a deep, resounding laugh.
Risata Cucina, which translates to "laughter" in Italian, has officially opened its doors. While the name suggests a lighthearted atmosphere, owners Brendan Denne and Bryan Gooding are serious about filling the shoes of their predecessors while carving out a new identity for the neighborhood staple.
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