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Closed: Nove Italiano at Victory Park
12:35 PM Mon, Sep 15, 2008 |  | 
Christopher Wynn/Reporter    Bio |  E-mail  |  News tips
nove1.jpg Well, we just got the official word that Nove at Victory Park has closed.

Here is the company's statement:

"N9NE Group's Nove Italiano closed its doors Saturday, Sept. 13 following dinner service. Nove was inspired by a restaurant the N9NE Group partners enjoyed in Rome and was an attempt to place Italian dining in the context of 21st century America, while retaining the most authentic elements of Italian cuisine and culture.

'We knew that Nove was a bold concept and came into this well informed about Dallas' resistance to high-end Italian and felt it was something Nove could overcome, unfortunately it didn't work out,' stated N9NE Group.

Considering the economy and recent number of restaurants closing, including one of our own, we feel fortunate that we have N9NE Steakhouse and Ghostbar, two strong concepts that will be apart of Dallas' for a long time."

Photo by Courtney Perry


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Posted by Lee @ 1:07 PM Mon, Sep 15, 2008

What a beautiful space. I will miss it. Truly, I couldn't often afford big dinners in the dining room, but I did enjoy a glass of wine and appetizers at the bar or on the patio.

Posted by Nate @ 7:12 AM Thu, Sep 18, 2008

Rome isn't exactly a culinary oasis, considering the wealth of Itaian cuisine. Too bad the *partners* didn't stick to a truer vision of la cucina Italiana.

When will restaurateurs just "get it" and do true Italian?


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