13th Street denizens Marcie Turney and Valerie Safran have been busy cooking up another spot for their Midtown Village stretch. This summer, the pair will be opening Little Nonna’s, a new restaurant inspired by Italian grandmothers and old-school Italian eateries. Expect classic dishes like “House Stretched Mozzarella” and “Big Mama’s Meatballs” paired with an all-Italian wine list. If the food doesn’t take you straight back to grandma’s house, maybe the lace curtains and faux flowers will. Turney has added a twist by asking diners to submit family recipes from which she add to the menu. Keep an eye on Twitter for updates.
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AKA Rittenhouse Square, that very photogenic building to the right, is welcoming a new tenant this summer. Korman Communities, the people behind 
