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'''Campo''' is an Italian restaurant on [[Broadway]] between 112th St and 113th St, just south of [[Milano Market]]. At night, the restaurant becomes a bar, and, as of 2009, had become a major gathering place for members of greek life--throughout the 2009-10 academic year, over a dozen fraternity and sorority events were hosted at Campo.
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'''Campo''' is an Italian restaurant on [[Broadway]] between 112th and 113th Sts., just south of [[Milano Market]]. At night the restaurant becomes a bar, and as of 2009 it had become a major gathering place for members of Greek life, with over a dozen fraternity and sorority events in the 2009-10 academic year.
  
It replaced the very mediocre '''Cafe Pertutti''', which shut down in February [[2008]]. When it was still around, people didn't like Pertutti for its rude wait staff, and small and overcooked pasta dishes. There were even reports of flies buzzing around the garbage "Italian" fare.
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It replaced the very mediocre Café Pertutti, which shut down in February 2008. Pertutti was widely disliked for its rude waitstaff and small, overcooked pasta dishes. There were even reports of flies buzzing around the fare.
  
 
== Map ==
 
== Map ==

Revision as of 15:47, 19 May 2010

Campo is an Italian restaurant on Broadway between 112th and 113th Sts., just south of Milano Market. At night the restaurant becomes a bar, and as of 2009 it had become a major gathering place for members of Greek life, with over a dozen fraternity and sorority events in the 2009-10 academic year.

It replaced the very mediocre Café Pertutti, which shut down in February 2008. Pertutti was widely disliked for its rude waitstaff and small, overcooked pasta dishes. There were even reports of flies buzzing around the fare.

Map

<googlemap lat="40.805608" lon="-73.965379" type="map" zoom="16" width="500" height="300" controls="small"> 40.805608, -73.965379, Pertutti (Italian) </googlemap>

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