With its abundance of natural light, Caliterra is an appealing lunch spot. Caliterra opened quietly and slowly in April, making its debut without a liquor license. There is, however, a good-sized wine list in place, its bottles grouped helpfully by flavor profile. I'm surprised the list doesn't break out the Cal-Ital wines into their own category, but scatters them about. There are a few wines by the glass available, but eventually there will be more.
Service is extremely good and friendly.
True, the waiters haven't been tested with big crowds consistently, but maintaining rhythm and energy on slow nights can be a challenge, too. Afghani African Amer.