Doppio Zero has opened in the former Vida location on Castro Street, yet the weekday lunch crowd has overlooked it. The restaurant’s decor reflects Italian grandeur, influenced by Federico Fellini’s La Dolce Vita, showcasing black and white film stills of iconic actors. The menu features traditional Italian dishes prepared with care, although it does not venture into innovative territory. A standout item is the ultra-thin zucchini fries topped with parmigiano reggiano. Despite proximity to the train station, the restaurant retains a welcoming ambiance and preserved upscale elements from Vida.
The new Italian spot, Doppio Zero, features décor that pays homage to Federico Fellini, inviting patrons into an atmosphere reminiscent of La Dolce Vita.
Framed black and white stills of Marcello Mastroianni and Sophia Loren enhance the restaurant's theme, including a pizza named after Loren that reflects its Italian roots.
The menu at Doppio Zero, while not astonishing, consists of familiar Italian dishes prepared with precision, highlighting a dedication to culinary tradition.
Johnny & Sanny's zucchini fries, lightly fried with a generous topping of parmigiano reggiano, exemplify the restaurant's emphasis on simple yet satisfying Italian fare.
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