Enoteca Maria is located at 27 Hyatt St. in St. George and can be reached at 718-447-2777 or EnotecaMaria.com.

Enoteca Maria brought meaning to Scaravella and the nonnas’ lives, but in the kitchen, the knives were out from time to time. In Nonnas, Antonella and Roberta are competitive with one another, getting ...

Maria Giannella, a nonna from Naples, Italy, said that she has been working at Enoteca Maria for more than two years. She said she learned how to cook from her own grandmother, and now especially ...

Wines are offered by the glass from $8 to $60 a pour. Bottles range from $8 to $60, according to the restaurant's website. -- Enoteca Maria is located at 27 Hyatt St., St. George; 718-447-2777.

Craving some home cooking this Mother’s Day, but want to take your mom out? Try Staten Island eatery Enoteca Maria (27 Hyatt St.; 718-447-2777), where actual grandmothers will make you dishes ...

The Netflix movie, which is based on a true story, follows Joe Scaravella (Vince Vaughn) as he quits his day job to open an Italian restaurant, Enoteca Maria, run by four "nonnas" in Staten Island.

Enoteca Maria in St. George offers diners with both authentic Italian fare and a taste of cuisines from around the world, prepared with love by grandmas.

Joe Scaravella seen behind the counter of his restaurant 'Enoteca Maria' where grandmothers (Nonnas) make food on Staten Island, New York. (Johannes Schmitt-Tegge / picture alliance via Getty Images) ...

At Enoteca Maria on Staten Island, all the cooking is done by ten nonnas (grandmothers), drawing on their own family recipes, handed down for generations.

Enoteca Maria Owner Jody Scaravella is well aware of Nonna Maria's added touch. "Professional chefs do a great job imitating different dishes. In my opinion, these ladies are the source," he said.

Enoteca Maria Owner Jody Scaravella is well aware of Nonna Maria's added touch. "Professional chefs do a great job imitating different dishes. In my opinion, these ladies are the source," he said.

It's a cultural exchange.” Enoteca Maria began as an Italian restaurant, but the menu changed over time as grandmas from all over the place were invited to share their family recipes.