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Aldo's Cucina In Wayne Competes For Top Honors In DVlicious Contest

WAYNE, N.J. -- It’s a simple question: “What’s the most DVlicious Italian restaurant in the county?”

Stuffed acorn squash with fontina and cranberries at Aldo's Cucina in Wayne.

Stuffed acorn squash with fontina and cranberries at Aldo's Cucina in Wayne.

Photo Credit: Aldo's Cucina Facebook
The dining room of Aldo's Cucina in Wayne.

The dining room of Aldo's Cucina in Wayne.

Photo Credit: Aldo's Cucina Facebook
Aldo's Cucina in Wayne has been in operation since 1996.

Aldo's Cucina in Wayne has been in operation since 1996.

Photo Credit: Aldo's Cucina Facebook
Dishes are thoughtfully prepared at Aldo's Cucina in Wayne.

Dishes are thoughtfully prepared at Aldo's Cucina in Wayne.

Photo Credit: Aldo's Cucina Facebook

Poll
What's the Best Italian Restaurant In Passaic County?
Final Results Voting Closed

What's the Best Italian Restaurant In Passaic County?

  • Aldo's Cucina, Wayne
    45%
  • E & V Restaurant, Paterson
    53%
  • Novelli, Wayne
    2%

Sounds straightforward, right? But with a dizzying array of options – everything from old-school red sauce joints to modern takes on Grandma’s homemade cooking to trattorias with gourmet pizzas -- the answer can be hard to answer.

We asked for your favorites; three have been narrowed down as part of our contest and those finalists are being profiled this week.

Voting continues until 4 p.m. Monday, Nov. 28. You can vote multiple times, albeit once per day.

Grab a fork, read on, and let your fingers do the clicking. The winner will receive a framed DVlicious certificate as well as the pride in knowing it offers a taste of Italy close to home. 

Aldo's Cucina, 761 Paterson Hamburg Turnpike, Wayne, (973) 872-1842

What Makes It Pasta Perfect: Chef/Owner Aldo Borrera, a Culinary Institute of America (CIA) grad, cooks with influences from his hometown of Pannarano, Italy and likes to think he brings a taste of his country to Wayne. His Southern Italian-inspired menu often features seasonal dishes as well as daily seafood specials,  and lighter lunch specials to keep up with the changing times.

Worth Special Mention: Borrera is a hands-on owner and is in the restaurant all the time. "It's a labor of love," he said of his 20-year-old eatery, a testament itself to its success. Another bonus: the restaurant is BYOB.

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