San Marco
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About San Marco
Replaced Cotoletta's South of Fifth location after a pivot -- Cotoletta 2.0 opened here in December 2025, but the neighborhood wanted a different dining experience, so 84 Magic Hospitality closed for 10 days of renovation and reopened at the end of May 2026 as San Marco, a traditional Italian trattoria with a full menu (steak tartare, filet mignon, branzino, spaghetti al pomodoro).
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- Cacio e Pepe
- Pappardelle al Ragù
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- Pasta
- Service
- Walk-ins
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