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Hello Welcome Back!

Fiorella Fam,
We are doing a Christmas Eve family style dinner takeout this year! Choose from our family style menu, place & pay for your order by Friday December 18th and pickup between 12pm-4pm on Christmas Eve. We’re hoping our Fiorella favorites can help bring a little magic to your holiday table! More details here!
Give us a call at (585)434-5705 a text at (585)284-4644 or email us at restaurantfiorella@gmail.com. We look forward to cooking for you!
Happy Holidays,
Gino, Alison and the whole Fiorella crew!

Due to the rising cases of Covid-19 in Monroe County, we have decided to move to a curbside takeout model only.

Just have a look at our dinner or lunch takeout menus, call (434-5705 for a dinner order or (585) 284-4644 for a lunch order) to place your order for the day of or the day before beginning at 10:15am. Make sure to have your credit card number ready and we will give you a time for pick up (11:30-2 for lunch & 4-8pm for dinner). Time slots are limited so please be flexible. Once you arrive at your slotted time you can pull up, pop the trunk and wait while we place your whole order in the trunk.

Thank you for your continued support!

Fiorella Gift Cards are available for both over the phone and walk-in purchase on days we are open. Please have CC and mailing address info ready.

We look forward to seeing your smiling faces again!

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Chef Gino Ruggiero opened Restaurant Fiorella to pursue his passion for traditional farm-to-table Italian cuisine. A first generation Italian-American, Chef Ruggiero was inspired by his travels around Italy and fond childhood memories of family meals.

Born	Rosario Tindaro Fiorello 16 May 1960 (age 60)
Occupation	Showman, comedian, television personality, singer, radio personality, television host, actor, musician, producer
Spouse(s)	Susanna Biondo
Website	http://www.rosariofiorello.it

Rosario Tindaro Fiorello (born 16 May 1960), known just as Fiorello, is an Italian comedian, singer, radio, and television presenter.

Career[edit]

Fiorello was born in Catania, Sicily and raised in Augusta, Sicily. He began his career working in tourist villages, first as a barman, and then as an entertainer. Near the end of the 1980s, Fiorello was brought to Milan by Bernardo Cherubini, whom he had met in Valtur Villages. Bernardo, brother of Jovanotti, who introduced him to Claudio Cecchetto^[1] , who directed Radio Deejay and where he met Antonio Germinario, a talent-scout, that become his manager for many years. Soon afterwards, Fiorello began hosting the show 'Viva Radio Deejay' with Marco Baldini.

Having become popular through the TV show Karaoke^[2], Fiorello went on to host various TV shows. Soon after, he endured a period of drug problems that kept him away from the world of TV. However, he returned to show business and television in the 1990s, displaying great abilities as a showman, first in the Mediaset networks, then with RAI in 2001, 2002, and 2004 with Stasera Pago Io.

Since 2002, Fiorello^[3] has hosted the radio broadcast Viva Radio 2^[4] together with Marco Baldini and the musician Enrico Cremonesi, during which Fiorello shows off his skills as a singer, mimic and entertainer. The authors of the program were Rosario Fiorello with Marco Baldini, Francesco Bozzi, Alberto De Risio, Riccardo Cassini and Federico Taddia. In the summer of 2003, was published the 1st of a long series of CD's that collected the best of his radio show. The CD's included the imitation of: Mike Bongiorno and the Forgetful of Cologno (Berlusconi), Andrea Camilleri, Antonio Cassano, Carlo Azeglio Ciampi, Gianni Minà, Franco Califano, Carla Bruni, Oliviero Toscani, Marina Flaibani from Onda Verde, Nanni Moretti, Vittorio Cecchi Gori, Ignazio La Russa, the prince Albert of Monaco, Monica Bellucci and her husband Vincent Cassel and many more.In 2007 Fiorello and Baldini realized the single Chi Siamo Noi^[5], that included many gags of their radio show Viva Radio 2, the song was written by Rosario Fiorello, Corrado Rizza, Domenico Scuteri and Luca Leonori and it was in the Italian pop chart.

Fiorello's skills as a vocalist have brought him to the cinema as well. He has participated in such varied roles as: a dubber in cartoons (most recently Garfield), to an appearance in the film The Talented Mr. Ripley^[6], in the role of Fausto, a young Italian friend of the main characters.

His younger brother Giuseppe Fiorello is an actor.

In 2008 came out the compilation 'Pronto c'e’ Mike'^[7] with his gags on the phone with Mike Bongiorno during the radio show 'Viva Radio 2', with a book written by Aldo Grasso. On 14 November 2011 Fiorello^[8] back on television with a new program entitled 'Il più grande spettacolo dopo il weekend' (inspired by the song 'Il più grande spettacolo dopo il Big Bang' of his friend Lorenzo Jovanotti). The first episode showed excellent results, with 10 million viewers and almost 40% share. The data, already outstanding, to further improve in the second episode (with over 12 million viewers and a share of almost 43% [10]) and third (almost 12 million viewers and over 43% share).

Impressions and characters[edit]

Fiorello's most famous imitations include Mike Bongiorno, and that of Silvio Berlusconi as a character called Smemorato di Cologno who, in the parody, loses his memory every time something related to communism is mentioned. Smemorato di Cologno is a pun on the main character of the Italian comedy 'Lo smemorato di Collegno', Cologno being instead the headquarters of Berlusconi's well-known media company.

Other famous impressions and characters include:

Andrea Camilleri, an Italian writer
The Signorina buonasera, a RAI announcer
Antonio Cassano, an Italian Football player
Avvocato Messina, a lawyer who defends his clients with absurd pleas
Barbara Palombelli, an Italian journalist
Bruno Vespa, an Italian journalist
Carlo Azeglio Ciampi, former President
Federico Moccia, an Italian writer
Franco Battiato, an Italian singer/songwriter
Franco Califano, an Italian singer/songwriter
Gianni Minà, an Italian journalist
Gianni Morandi, an Italian singer
Giorgio Napolitano, current President
Giovanni Muciaccia, the presenter of the TV program Art Attack
Giulietto e Romeo, two gay truck drivers
Ignazio La Russa, an Italian politician
Luciano Pavarotti, Italian Operatic Tenor
Marco Carta, an Italian singer who won the Sanremo Music Festival in 2009
Marina Flaibani of the radio program Onda Verde
Martano Volpi, a mad man from Tuscany
The 'mostroinviato' (monster-correspondent), which in Italian sounds like 'nostro inviato' (our correspondent)
Nanni Moretti, an Italian director and actor
Oliviero Toscani, an Italian photographer
Paolo Fava, an imaginary jazz player
Padre Georg, Benedetto XVI's secretary
The hunchback of Notre Dame, a character of Riccardo Cocciante's musical
The tenorRoberto Alagna
Romano Prodi, former Prime Minister
Silvio Muccino as Sasha
Tony Sperandeo, an Italian character actor famous for his stereotypical gangster roles
Valerio Staffelli, a journalist from the TV program Striscia la notizia

During 16 May 2006 episode, on Fiorello's birthday, Carlo Azeglio Ciampi called to wish him a happy birthday and to congratulate him for his impression, especially for the fact that Ciampi doesn't always pronounce clearly the last syllable of some words.

During November 2006 the newspaper Avvenire (linked with CEI) criticized Fiorello for his impression of Padre Georg. Most of the journalists admitted that they had never listened to the radio program directly.

Discography[edit]

Singles[edit]

La canzone del sole (1991)
Azzurro (1991)
Una carezza in un pugno (1992)
Si o No (Please don't go) (1993)
Spiagge (1993)
Puoi (1993)
Mare Nostrum (1993)
Finalmente tu (1995)
Ridi (1995)
Dimmi dimmi perché (1998)
Vivere a colori (1998)
Città vuota (2004)
L'appuntamento (2005)

Album[edit]

Veramente falso (1991)
Nuovamente falso (1992)
Spiagge e lune (1993)
Karaoke Compilation (1993)
Finalmente tu (1995)
Saro Fiorello (1996)
Dai miei amici cantautori (1997)
Batticuore (1998)
I miei amici cantautori (2000)
Fiorello the Greatest (2002)
A modo mio (2004)