It’s not often you find a Venezuelan restaurant. Considering the country’s brutal recent history, it’s no surprise that Venezuela is better-known for kidnapping than cuisine. Yet, in Bloomfield resides a restaurant called Adolfo’s purporting to offer Venezuelan food. Plus, since it’s Bloomfield it also cooks up Italian for some reason.
>> “Plus, since it’s Bloomfield it also cooks up Italian for some reason.” <<
"For some reason?" Read your sentence again. Note that you implied the reason that Italian food is prepared in this restaurant is because it is located in Bloomfield, Pittsburgh's Little Italy. So, therefore, since you supplied what you think is the reason, it makes no sense to attach the phrase, "for some reason", to the end of that sentence.
The challenge of logic aside, your guess for why Italian food is served at Adolfo's is incorrect. Adolfo's location in Bloomfield has nothing to do with why they cook Italian food, as well as Venezuelan. For clues, one could start with their cloth awning, located at the entrance of the restaurant, where it is stated in large caps, "ITALIAN AND VENEZUELAN CUISINE". Additionally, a few minutes of research will reveal that the head chef is of Italian parentage and happened to be raised in Venezuela. That Italian as well as Venezuelan food is served at Adolfo's is hardly a mystery to even the most casual observer.
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