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Valentino's

1145 Federal Highway
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316

Average Cost: $$$

Phone: 954-523-5767

Categories: Fine Dining, Italian

Features: Handicap Access, Smoke Free, Vegetarian Friendly

Valentino's and Chef Giovanni Rocchio offer entrees such as Spaghetti Al Frutti di Mare with calamari, clams, mussels, shrimp and scallops.


From the restaurant's website:

"Chef Giovanni Rocchio has cultivated a place worthy of only your dearest friends, who you hope keep it a secret, so you can hoard this gem to yourself. But then that would be selfish, now wouldn’t it? From beginning to end, a Valentino’s meal is a delectable journey through fine Italian cuisine."

 

Beer and wine available. Serving dinner Tue–Sat. Closed Sun–Mon.

 

"Trendy specials — whole bronzino; grouper with rock shrimp; turbot with lobster; skirt steak rollatini; a stuffed zucchini blossom appetizer or a special salad made with corn and mushrooms; pasta with lobster sauce, hot chilies, and sea urchin roe — with all their fancy ingredients still evoke the smells and flavors of traditional Italian cooking, and that’s part of what makes eating at Valentino’s so interesting."

— Gail Shepherd, Broward-Palm Beach New Times



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Valentino's and Chef Giovanni Rocchio offer entrees such as Spaghetti Al Frutti di Mare with calamari, clams, mussels, shrimp and scallops.


From the restaurant's website:

"Chef Giovanni Rocchio has cultivated a place worthy of only your dearest friends, who you hope keep it a secret, so you can hoard this gem to yourself. But then that would be selfish, now wouldn’t it? From beginning to end, a Valentino’s meal is a delectable journey through fine Italian cuisine."

 

Beer and wine available. Serving dinner Tue–Sat. Closed Sun–Mon.

 

"Trendy specials — whole bronzino; grouper with rock shrimp; turbot with lobster; skirt steak rollatini; a stuffed zucchini blossom appetizer or a special salad made with corn and mushrooms; pasta with lobster sauce, hot chilies, and sea urchin roe — with all their fancy ingredients still evoke the smells and flavors of traditional Italian cooking, and that’s part of what makes eating at Valentino’s so interesting."

— Gail Shepherd, Broward-Palm Beach New Times




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