as we entered cecelia’s ristorante & martini bar we were dazzled by blond in white, enchanted by acoustic guitar, and hungered by the smell of pizza margherita. unfortunately, the white in blond was merely the blond wood decorated with white linen, inflamed by the skylights on a sunny day. unlike simon & garfunkle’s cecelia, this stylish, family owned eatery at the heart of elmwood village since 2001, seems to be sticking around. cecelia’s is comfortably elegant, and wears the restaurant or martini bar moniker equally well. in the summer the patio is often a buzz with villagers enjoying some libation – cecelia’s extensive martini list or some of their fine wine selections. the single digit temps ruled out the patio, lunch ruled out the martini. wine sounded perfect – we tried the garnacha, tepena from spain ($7 glass). the wine list is creative and reasonably priced. i counted 23 reds, 9 whites and 6 sparkling. we were there on a brisk winter’s day after doing a little trinket shop