Superfrico
$ $ $Superfrico loves to get weird, mixing Italian cuisine with imaginative surroundings and interactive presentations. There's lots of oddball artwork, and trippy color patterns. Even choosing your own fork is a fun moment all by itself.
Fortunately, the food delivers, from single-serving square-shaped pizzas (with cheese dripping down the edges for an extra-crispy crunch) to fresh mozzarella pulled tableside. The menu also includes indulgent takes on steaks, pasta, seafood and Italian classics like Chicken Parmesan. The cocktails are on the experimental side (and if that's the primary reason for your visit, spend some time in the Ski Lodge, an in-house speakeasy).
The restaurant was originally used as a companion venue for the theater next door, in an effort to blend dinner and theater. That idea lives on in a limited way at The Party, an intimate dinner/show combo held in one of the smaller dining rooms.