La Maschera Ristorante

Parking: Valet
After Hours, Take Out Cozy, Laid Back Casual, Upscale Bistro Quiet Wheelchair Accessible, Private Parties Banquets, Outdoor Seating, Pets Allowed

Twenty wines by the glass, mostly Italian and Californian, with only one over $10, and that's a French Champagne. In general, the Italian selection holds more interest than the California one, which is made up mostly of familiar names, so no discoveries there. The Italian section focuses mostly on Piedmont and Tuscany, with big names and more commercial producers. It's beefed up with some heavy hitters -- a Sassicaia (no vintage given) for $269, a Fattoria dei Barbi Brunello di Montalcino for $167. Le Volte, a super Tuscan from the Ornellaia estate, is a good deal, though, at $39.

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