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THE NAMESAKE Alain Allegretti, the former executive chef of Atelier at the Ritz-Carlton Central Park and Le Cirque 2000, opened his own restaurant on Monday. Allegretti (46 W. 22nd St., between Fifth and Sixth avenues, 212-206-0555) reflects on the cuisine of Provence, where the chef grew up, featuring dishes such as red snapper with toasted pine nuts and saffron broth; tagliolini with baby cuttlefish, cherry tomato, and almond pesto, and roasted Colorado lamb loin with spinach and ricotta gnocchi, prosciutto, fava beans, tomato confit, and fennel gratinée.

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|THE NAMESAKE Alain Allegretti, the former executive chef of Atelier at the Ritz-Carlton Central Park and Le Cirque 2000, opened his own restaurant on Monday. Allegretti (46 W. 22nd St., between Fifth and Sixth avenues, 212-206-0555) reflects on the cuisine of Provence, where the chef grew up, featuring dishes such as red snapper with toasted pine nuts and saffron broth; tagliolini with baby cuttlefish, cherry tomato, and almond pesto, and roasted Colorado lamb loin with spinach and ricotta gnocchi, prosciutto, fava beans, tomato confit, and fennel gratinée.
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