Restored 1890 coal oven anchors a warm, intimate space with exposed brick and vintage decor. The atmosphere blends old-school charm with a relaxed, inviting energy. Late-night pizza and classic cocktails draw a local crowd seeking authentic New York flavors.
Anelletti comes baked in a clay pot with beef ragù, eggplant, béchamel, and cheeses, resembling an Italian pot pie. Classic pizza with sausage and fennel salad pairs well with the rich tiramisu for dessert.
Chef’s antipasto plate features high-quality prosciutto, mortadella, and salame alongside mozzarella, provolone, Parmesan, olives, and marinated artichoke hearts. Fresh, warm focaccia bread comes with anchovy, spicy tomato, Sicilian hummus, and pine nut spreads.
"The pizza's thin crust is cooked to crispy perfection."
"The Italian food, especially the pizza, has a delicious char."
"The antipasto plate had amazing prosciutto, mortadella, and salame."
Good to know
They make pizzas till 3am and close at 4am.
They offer late night happy hour deals and daily dessert plus drink specials.
The full menu is available until 10 PM, and pizza is served until 3 AM.
Brick walls create an echoing sound that fills the space with old school charm. Calm and welcoming energy suits quiet outings or family visits, enhanced by beautiful Italian decor. The atmosphere feels like stepping into a family home with a cozy, inviting vibe.
Traditional Italian dishes like penne ala vodka and carbonara come with rich, full flavors. Portions include a healthy amount of pasta and bread, and desserts like cannolis finish the meal.
Hot antipasto stands out with its warm flavors and well-balanced seasoning. It serves as a satisfying appetizer that sets a good tone for the meal.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends.
Expect longer wait times during peak dinner hours.
Pricing is considered fair for the quality of food.
Dark wood interior with vintage Italian charm and cramped tables creates an intimate setting. Live piano playing jazz standards adds lively energy that fills the packed dining room. Noise levels rise high, making conversation difficult during peak hours.
Homemade ravioli and seafood pasta stand out with fresh, rich flavors. The menu features classic dishes like veal osso buco, veal parmigiana, and a variety of antipasto plates with fresh mozzarella and zesty mussels.
Fresh mozzarella, zesty mussels, and a loaded antipasto plate come out perfect for sharing. Complementary antipasto arrives with bread, adding a nice touch to the meal.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended to secure a table.
Expect to spend $50+ per person for a meal.
Be cautious if you have gluten sensitivities; check with staff.
Spacious dining area with minimal decor and dim lighting creates a serene yet lively atmosphere. Loud noise levels often make conversation difficult, especially when crowded. Known for excellent pizza and a fantastic wine selection, it draws those seeking quality food in a vibrant setting.
Antipasti features a wonderful plate served with homemade sourdough bread made from the same dough as the pizzas. The sourdough sesame bread stands out and pairs well with dishes like the greens pizza.
The antipasto offerings include a salad and a plate that complement the pizza well. Both options present a nice variety of flavors and textures.
Good to know
Reservations are not accepted, so expect a wait during peak hours.
The restaurant has a one-hour wait time during busy brunch hours.
Corkage fee for bringing your own wine is $30.
Italian restaurant offers chic, artsy vibes with a cozy charm and festive live music. Outdoor seating with pink floral decor creates a welcoming atmosphere. Space includes a private downstairs area and lively main dining room.
Lasagna stands out as amazing and highly recommended. The cannoli is noted as the best ever tasted. Pasta dishes like ravioli with pomodoro sauce receive praise for their quality.
Offers a wonderful antipasto bar with authentic Italian selections. The antipasto choices are delicious and varied, fitting an haute Italian style.
Good to know
Reservations are a must on performance nights.
The restaurant offers a fantastic 3 course dinner for $45.00 during restaurant week.
If you are attending an event, they can get you in/out in short order.
Interior spaces are tight and packed, filled with loud traditional music and waiters dressed sharply. Atmosphere shifts between lively energy and a vibe reminiscent of a casual party crowd. The setting blends old New York Italian charm with a modern, bustling feel.
Spicy rigatoni stands out with unmatched flavor. Tortellini Ragu and meatballs deliver rich, memorable tastes. Some dishes like the Spicy Vodka pasta and Caesar salad require asking for them as they are off-menu.
Antipasto comes with bread and offers a solid start. It pairs well with dishes like spicy rigatoni vodka and meatballs.
Good to know
Reservations are required at least one month in advance due to high demand.
Expect long wait times for the bathroom as there are only two facilities.
The restaurant charges $24 for still water, which is not listed on the menu.
Italian restaurant offers indoor and outdoor seating with heated outdoor dining that feels cozy despite a somewhat cramped space. Atmosphere is loud and lively, encouraging conversation but with high energy. Bar features expertly crafted cocktails and occasional treats like fresh baked cookies.
Lasagna features a bottom layer of tender brisket that adds rich flavor. Homemade ravioli, chicken parmesan, and spaghetti with broccoli also stand out with delicious pasta and fusion dishes blending Italian and Jewish influences.
Vegetable antipasto includes mushroom trifolati, truffle potato pie, and cauliflower Milanese, with the truffle potato pie standing out. Tomato-Goat Cheese Bruschetta and Housemade Ravioli with Burrata also feature alongside the antipasto bar selections.
Good to know
Reservations are essential due to the restaurant's popularity.
They allow dogs in the outdoor seating area when it's not crowded.
Brunch and an all-day Italian menu are available on weekends.
Italian restaurant offers a comfortable ambiance with live jazz music and a dance floor downstairs. The space features impressive decoration including a mural and a beautiful entrance. It attracts many tourists and provides a lively atmosphere near Broadway shows.
Lasagna and spaghetti carbonara stand out with rich flavors. The menu also features mozzarella cheese sticks, spicy calamari, veal parmesan, meatballs, Branzino, and cannolis, all prepared with care.
Warm antipasto offerings look amazing and the vegetable antipasto bar has absolutely delicious choices. The antipasto selections pair well with a glass of wine for a satisfying experience.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended due to the restaurant's popularity.
The New Year's dinner event features a DJ and an open bar.
Expect a busy atmosphere during brunch hours, especially on weekends.
Rustic Italian restaurant offers a cozy atmosphere with a secluded backyard courtyard featuring greenery and warm lighting. Indoor space tends to have poor acoustics, while outdoor seating creates a Tuscany-like vibe ideal for dinners and gatherings. Small size requires reservations due to limited seating.
Gnocchi feels like a pillow and tastes incredibly good. The cavatelli with sausage stands out as a favorite pasta dish. Pasta, wine, and desserts here match the quality found in only a couple of Brooklyn spots.
Ample antipasto portions balance meats, Swiss chard, goat cheese, and parsnip accents. The plate avoids overload, focusing on a clean mix with fennel and celery root salad.
Good to know
Reservations are necessary due to limited seating.
Expect occasional waits for the single bathroom.
Outdoor seating is available during the warmer months.
Cozy, old school pizzeria with a rustic look and dim lighting creates a casual, family-friendly atmosphere. Tables sit close together, enhancing the mom and pop shop feel. Games for kids add to the welcoming environment.
Lasagna stands out with rich layers and great flavor. Pizzas and pastas come with excellent quality and authentic taste. Salads like the antipasto feature a variety of fresh ingredients and homemade dressing.
Antipasto salad features a variety of ingredients like black and green olives, red beans, bell peppers, chickpeas, cheese, pepperoni, ham, and salami. The dressing tastes homemade, complementing the fresh mix well.
Good to know
The restaurant has a large, free parking lot available for customers.
Takeout orders can be placed online or by phone to save time.
Expect no small pizzas available after 4pm.
Spacious Italian restaurant with full bar and comfortable outdoor patio that welcomes dogs. Atmosphere feels less lively without traditional wine bottle decor, offering a quiet, relaxed vibe. Tables and booths are well spaced, making it suitable for large groups and families.
Pizza and pasta stand out with solid flavors. The pepperoni pizza, lasagna, and chicken parmesan sandwich offer hearty portions. Lunch specials include spaghetti with meat sauce and salad under $10.
Refreshing antipasto salad features salami and fresh ingredients. It pairs well with pizza and spaghetti for a lively meal.
Good to know
The lunch special costs $9.60 and includes soup or salad and bread.
Filippi's offers a $32 family meal on Sundays, perfect for large groups.
Parking is easy with many spots available right off the 163.
Italian restaurant offers tight, family-style seating with tables placed very close together, creating a cozy but loud atmosphere. The space fills quickly, often with lively groups, making conversations challenging. A large wine list at fixed prices complements the energetic dining experience.
Chicken Parmesan stands out as exceptionally well made. The 3-pasta deal offers a variety that is hard to find elsewhere in Manhattan.
Unlimited pasta specials come with a choice of antipasto misto or Caesar salad for $35. The antipasto is flavorful and customizable, with options to remove seafood. Complimentary olives, bread, and compound butter accompany the antipasto.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended due to the restaurant's popularity.
The restaurant offers a $35 all-you-can-eat pasta deal.
Wednesdays feature a unique experience with a cheese dish prepared tableside.
Large Italian restaurant with family-style tables packed closely together creates a noisy, lively atmosphere. High ceilings and antique Victorian decor add a spacious yet crowded feel. Popular with groups, it offers large portions meant for sharing.
Lasagna stands out with rich layers and hearty flavors. The carbonara offers a creamy, authentic taste that impresses.
Freshly prepared antipasto includes a variety of appetizers like fried ravioli, artichoke dip, and eggplant parmigiana. Cold and hot options feature grilled mussels, clams, and salads made fresh daily.
Good to know
Reservations are required to secure a table, especially on weekends.
Expect a 45-minute wait if you don't have a reservation on Saturdays.
Each dish is designed to serve 2-4 people, so come hungry.