Barzini’s Italiano in Anoka is decked out in warm colors, golds and greenery, to make you feel like you’ve stepped into the high-rolling yet secretive world of “The Godfather.”
Barzini’s Italiano in Anoka is decked out in warm colors, golds and greenery, to make you feel like you’ve stepped into the high-rolling yet secretive world of “The Godfather.”
Barzini’s Godfather theme is apparent when you walk through the door, whether it’s the poster of the 1972 film hanging in the dinning room (left photo) or the first film playing on a custom-framed TV (above photo).
Barzini’s Godfather theme is apparent when you walk through the door, whether it’s the poster of the 1972 film hanging in the dinning room or the first film playing on a custom-framed TV.
Piano player “Johnny” mans the operated piano, which Barzini’s staff can control remotely to play music that suits the scene — like carols at Christmas time.
Piano player “Johnny” mans the operated piano, which Barzini’s staff can control remotely to play music that suits the scene — like carols at Christmas time.
Barzini’s Italiano in Anoka is decked out in warm colors, golds and greenery, to make you feel like you’ve stepped into the high-rolling yet secretive world of “The Godfather.”
Barzini’s Italiano in Anoka is decked out in warm colors, golds and greenery, to make you feel like you’ve stepped into the high-rolling yet secretive world of “The Godfather.”
Barzini’s Godfather theme is apparent when you walk through the door, whether it’s the poster of the 1972 film hanging in the dinning room (left photo) or the first film playing on a custom-framed TV (above photo).
Barzini’s Godfather theme is apparent when you walk through the door, whether it’s the poster of the 1972 film hanging in the dinning room or the first film playing on a custom-framed TV.
Piano player “Johnny” mans the operated piano, which Barzini’s staff can control remotely to play music that suits the scene — like carols at Christmas time.
Piano player “Johnny” mans the operated piano, which Barzini’s staff can control remotely to play music that suits the scene — like carols at Christmas time.
Dan Sweeney, owner of Barzini’s Italiano in Downtown Anoka, got an offer he just couldn’t refuse. After being reached out to by America’s Best Restaurants, a national media and marketing firm that spotlights independently owned restaurants, a crew was out and filming at the Main Street business on Friday afternoon, April 12.
“It’s cool to see what the state of Minnesota has to offer,” ABR host Danyel Detomo said. “I’m seeing something different in every restaurant, it’s great to see the variety being offered to us. You would think you’d only see this kind of thing in the big city.”
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