Vezzo, located on 178 Lexington Avenue between 30th and 31st street, is another classical Italian restaurant I had the pleasure of experiencing over my first semester at Baruch. The exterior of the restaurant is made out of old brick, which makes the restaurant look from the outside as a really traditional Italian restaurant, almost as if one is looking at an Italian restaurant on the outskirts of Rome. The restaurant has a deep red banner across it, which has the name of the restaurant, Vezzo, on it alone, looking very artistically clean. The restaurant also has black old looking lamps surrounding it, which really adds to the old- traditional Italian restaurant ambiance. Inside the restaurant has a dining room which is in a straight line, just table after table, rather then mixed through out the restaurant. Parallel from the tables there is a bar with bar stools. The bar has an array of wines such as red and white and a bunch of options. The bottles of wine are displayed through out the restaurant as decoration. The lighting in the restaurant is dark but lit candles light up the room, giving the place a very relaxing setting. 
