Urbano Café Travels the Globe  Bolognese next to pork belly with
pickled mustard greens? Somehow, it works.  In a boisterous
dining room on a Thursday night at Urbano Café, a sea of crystal
marks a large table of diners working their way through a
variety of wines, while across the room a woman celebrates her
40th with the girls. The celebrants have even more wine, and
every sip seems to turn up the volume a little bit more. Two
Doors Down, the auxiliary dining room added to this neighborhood
café two years ago, is all brick walls and cement floors. Every
cackle and laugh, every clanking plate and broken glass,
ricochets around the room like a million bees in a Ball jar.
It's absolutely deafening. And it's fun.  Urbano Café opened
four years ago on Fitzhugh Avenue, just down from Jimmy's Food
Store, moving from McKinney Avenue in Uptown. The new dining
room was a real postage stamp — just a handful of tables
enclosed in bright yellow walls. The extra space at Two Doors
Down effectively doubled the real estate