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Positano: A Sparkling Gem
of Forest Hills Fine Dining
by David Pambianchi
The Austin Street area of Forest
Hills, Queens exemplifies
shopping from discount-
everything to quality clothing of
evening gowns and leather
jackets, books and video stores,
movies and of course; a variety of
eateries. But when only top
service will do, when the urge to
dine out or hold an event
necessitates excellent cuisine,
atmosphere and hospitality,
Positano Ristorante Italiano stands
tall.
Owners Nicola and Mihaela
Schipani have created a cozy
ambiance, a delicate, decorative
blend with a sand-grain stucco
ceiling, an ornate tile floor and
brick oven, art, lamps, maple wood
chairs and a large solarium for
groups or private gatherings. Blue
pin-striped awnings, window
boxes, and flower pots adorn for
sidewalk dining.
Delicious and delightful,
traditionally expected Italian
dishes, and a quality wine
assortment, bring familiarity. Begin
with thoughtfully prepared fresh
Calamaretti Fritti, then to fresh
bread, homemade pasta cooked to
perfection “al dente,” garlic sauce
with parsley, wild mushrooms and
shrimps, “Un po di vino” (a little
wine). There is no more to be said,
except “Dolci” (dessert), Tiramisu
with special Mascarpone cream,
and espresso or cappuccino. Add
the words, courtesy, care and
quick service.
With a view that overlooks
beautifully renovated Captain
MacDonald Park , an authentic
Mediterranean menu along with a
piano accompaniment, free
parking and flashing summer
fireflies (no extra charge); anyone
can enjoy the pleasant-dining
Positano experience.
of Forest Hills Fine Dining
by David Pambianchi
The Austin Street area of Forest
Hills, Queens exemplifies
shopping from discount-
everything to quality clothing of
evening gowns and leather
jackets, books and video stores,
movies and of course; a variety of
eateries. But when only top
service will do, when the urge to
dine out or hold an event
necessitates excellent cuisine,
atmosphere and hospitality,
Positano Ristorante Italiano stands
tall.
Owners Nicola and Mihaela
Schipani have created a cozy
ambiance, a delicate, decorative
blend with a sand-grain stucco
ceiling, an ornate tile floor and
brick oven, art, lamps, maple wood
chairs and a large solarium for
groups or private gatherings. Blue
pin-striped awnings, window
boxes, and flower pots adorn for
sidewalk dining.
Delicious and delightful,
traditionally expected Italian
dishes, and a quality wine
assortment, bring familiarity. Begin
with thoughtfully prepared fresh
Calamaretti Fritti, then to fresh
bread, homemade pasta cooked to
perfection “al dente,” garlic sauce
with parsley, wild mushrooms and
shrimps, “Un po di vino” (a little
wine). There is no more to be said,
except “Dolci” (dessert), Tiramisu
with special Mascarpone cream,
and espresso or cappuccino. Add
the words, courtesy, care and
quick service.
With a view that overlooks
beautifully renovated Captain
MacDonald Park , an authentic
Mediterranean menu along with a
piano accompaniment, free
parking and flashing summer
fireflies (no extra charge); anyone
can enjoy the pleasant-dining
Positano experience.
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Positano
107-02 Queens Blvd.,
Forest Hills
(718) 520-1778
Hours: Kitchen and
Delivery
Mon.-Fri. 4:00 p.m. to
11:00 p.m.
Sat. & Sun. 12:00 noon to
11:00 p.m.
(Bar usually open longer)
Cuisine: Italian
107-02 Queens Blvd.,
Forest Hills
(718) 520-1778
Hours: Kitchen and
Delivery
Mon.-Fri. 4:00 p.m. to
11:00 p.m.
Sat. & Sun. 12:00 noon to
11:00 p.m.
(Bar usually open longer)
Cuisine: Italian
