Pizza restaurant offers indoor and outdoor seating with big windows providing a spectacular view. Atmosphere feels cozy and well decorated, with a lively vibe supported by music and a dedicated party space. Guests enjoy a notable wine and beer selection alongside highly praised pizza.
Meatballs come juicy and tender with savory seasoning. The Meatball Parm sandwich features melty cheese and fresh bread that stays crisp, making it hearty and flavorful.
Pizzas offer a crispy texture and avoid the usual mass-produced feel. Drinks come at cheap prices, and combos like the plane pizza deliver good value.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4-6pm with discounted drinks and appetizers.
The breakfast pizza slice is available only until 12 PM.
You can get 5 large slices of a random variety of pizza for $5-6.
Woodfire oven and open kitchen create a gorgeous interior with cozy seating and beautiful decor. Outdoor space offers lovely summer seating ideal for people watching and enjoying drinks. Atmosphere ranges from peaceful indoors to lively and loud when crowded, with a strict one-hour seating limit.
Delectable meatballs come with a solid margherita pizza and garlic knots. These meatballs consistently deliver very good flavor and never disappoint.
Happy hour offers cheap spritz and pizza with prices that stay low for an hour. This spot serves affordable eats and drinks during that time.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially on busy nights.
Happy hour runs from 4 PM to 6 PM on weekdays.
The happy hour offers $6 Margherita pizzas and $5 spritz’s.
Small Italian eatery offers generous meatball sandwiches with rich tomato sauce. Cozy vibe with authentic Italian music and lemon garland decor feels like a street in Italy. Prices stay consistently cheap, making it easy to enjoy good food on a budget.
Meatball sandwich offers a perfect balance of sauce and meat with generous portions. The tomato sauce complements the meatballs well, making the sub both delicious and scrumptious.
Prices stay consistently cheap here, making it easy to find a budget-friendly meal. The value stands out compared to other spots in the area.
Good to know
Happy hour offers $5 glasses of wine.
The fall menu includes 50% off wine.
You can enjoy a healthy lunch for under $20 with coffee.
Spacious dining area with bright, sunny seating and clean, well-organized layout creates a comfortable atmosphere. Busy and lively during mealtimes, it offers self-service metal utensils and food carts for easy tray handling. Classic Swedish meatballs stand out as a popular, tasty choice among affordable menu options.
Swedish meatballs come with lingonberry sauce and mashed potatoes, creating a classic combo. Both traditional and plant-based meatballs are available, offering tasty options that fill you up.
Prices stay consistently cheap here. Breakfast options come simple and affordable, matching the overall low cost.
Good to know
Breakfast is only served for a couple of hours in the morning.
Joining IKEA Family provides big discounts on eating.
The menu includes Swedish meatballs, chicken tenders, and salads.
Bright, clean interior with air conditioning and live cooking creates a cozy, welcoming atmosphere. Friendly energy blends Turkish warmth with Italian culinary style. Seating is comfortable but limited, making it a pleasant spot for a quick, fresh meal.
Moist and flavorful describes the meatballs well. They melt in your mouth and taste incredibly good.
Offers meals at a great, cheap price. Fresh pasta options like fettuccine with Parmesan come at a fraction of typical costs.
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Free Pasta Day is every Tuesday, offering a complimentary bowl of Fettuccine Alfredo.
Pasta dishes are priced around $10, providing good value.
Expect a long line during busy times, especially on weekends.
Open kitchen reveals fresh pasta making in a compact, casual space with bunched seating. Atmosphere feels vibrant yet cramped, encouraging quick dining and lively conversation. Outdoor seating offers a more relaxed option away from the tight interior.
Spaghetti with meatballs features perfect spices and texture and comes in a healthy portion for one. The meatballs pair well with pasta and show seasoned to perfection care in preparation.
Prices stay cheap compared to typical NYC pasta spots. Pasta dishes offer great value for their quality, making it a solid choice for a quick and affordable dinner.
Good to know
The lunch deal ends at 5 PM on Wednesdays.
If it’s your first time dining with them and you order a pasta, you can purchase a $5 glass of wine.
You need to order at the counter when you are ready.
Open kitchen showcases fresh pasta made in front of diners using a giant Parmesan wheel. Atmosphere stays quiet and calm, with minimal background noise and no music or TV. Small, well-organized space features cute, homey decor with light blue tones and a clean, airy feel.
Italian meatballs come with a rich creaminess and are well-seasoned. The sauces, especially the Parmesan and Neapolitan meatball sauce, complement the dishes perfectly.
Pasta costs around $10, making it a cheap option for a good comfort meal. The Yummy Cheese Pasta stands out as both affordable and tasty in New York.
Good to know
Fresh pasta dishes are available for under $10.
The restaurant offers a variety of toppings, including mushrooms.
Generous portions make the meals a great value.
Large hot pot restaurant features retro 60's cultural-revolution decor and a maze of rooms creating a unique indoor village feel. Atmosphere is busy and lively with long waits common, enhanced by strong Chinese cultural elements and modern music. Thoughtful amenities include protective coat bags and a well-stocked sauce bar for creative dipping.
Handmade meatballs stand out with tongue, tendon, and cilantro varieties. Sliced beef also features alongside these unique options.
Fresh ingredients come with a very cheap price tag. Drinks like rose wine and beers are extremely cheap, and many dishes cost just $1 when ordering the hot pot.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended as the restaurant gets very busy.
Expect a wait of 2-3 hours on weekends, especially for dinner.
You can eat until 1:30 AM after the last call at 11:50 PM.
Italian restaurant offers cozy rustic ambiance with tight seating and well-balanced lighting. Atmosphere grows loud and lively, attracting mostly young people and some older couples. Outdoor seating includes games and heaters, creating a casual, social vibe.
Meatballs come in small and tender sizes, often paired with bacon for a savory boost. They appear in dishes like pasta with tomato or vodka sauce, burrata, and even a panini with a hard baguette.
Fresh pastas and wine come at cheap prices here. A 3-course meal offers good value compared to typical New York costs.
Good to know
Reservations are highly recommended as the restaurant gets packed quickly.
The bottomless brunch deal is $29 and includes unlimited mimosas.
Expect a time limit of 90 minutes for the bottomless brunch.
Shanghainese restaurant offers clean, modern decor with spacious seating and booths. Atmosphere ranges from electric and lively with camaraderie to occasionally too loud and bright. Guests often enjoy watching chefs prepare soup dumplings, which are highly praised for quality and flavor.
Meatballs come in several styles here, including lion head meatballs and braised pork meatballs. Some dishes pair meatballs with bok choy or noodles, offering a mix of textures and flavors.
Prices stay super cheap despite the fancy feel of the restaurant. Food comes out fast and offers good quality for the cost.
Good to know
Arrive early or be prepared for a wait during peak dining hours.
The restaurant does not allow seating until the entire party has arrived.
You have to get your name on a list, as they don’t take reservations.
Open kitchen showcases fresh pasta making while guests enjoy wireless charging at tables. Clean, elegant interior offers ample seating and a welcoming vibe. Energy lifts with a live DJ, creating a lively yet comfortable atmosphere.
Mama's Meatball stands out with its rich tomato sauce and high quality. The meatballs are consistently extremely good and often featured as specials.
Food prices stay fantastically cheap for the city, making it a solid spot for a quick and cheap meal. Some dishes may have surcharges that affect the overall cost.
Good to know
The pasta costs $9, and the toppings are priced separately.
Expect long lines during peak hours, especially on weekends.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted, but cash is preferred.
Small space with booth seating and counter seats creates a cozy, classic diner vibe. Atmosphere feels fast-paced yet comfortable, with jukebox music adding to the authentic New York diner energy. Crowded but inviting, it offers a mix of indoor and outdoor tables for casual dining.
Spaghetti and meatballs come in a large portion that can easily feed two people. Both the spaghetti and meatballs and lasagna are consistently delicious.
Prices stay very cheap compared to typical downtown rates. The place offers central location value with costs that feel affordable for New York.
Good to know
The diner opens at 6 AM for early risers.
Arrive before 8:30 AM to avoid the breakfast rush.
Expect long wait times during breakfast and brunch hours.
Small basement restaurant with cramped seating and loud, energetic vibe captures an authentic izakaya atmosphere. Open kitchen and Japanese music add to the experience. Crowded space creates a lively but intense environment.
Juicy, well-seasoned Tsukune beef meatballs stand out on the menu. The meatball skewer pairs well with fried onigiri, and the gizzard and meatball stick offers a solid option.
A huge menu offers mostly cheap food with varying quality. The curry stands out as both very cheap and flavorful, served in a nice setting with tiny tables.
Good to know
It can be a long wait to get in during peak hours.
They will not seat incomplete parties, so plan accordingly.
Watch out after 5pm, as people come in to drink after work.
Bar area features Jazz Age murals and dim, intimate lighting that create an elegant, old-school Manhattan vibe. The space combines classic New York decor with lively jazz music and a bustling bar scene. Patrons enjoy carefully crafted cocktails and a setting that feels like stepping into another era.
Wagyu meatballs stand out for their rich flavor and tender texture. The angus meatballs also offer a hearty, satisfying bite.
Prices lean high overall, with the place not being cheap. A latte stands out as an exception, noted for being affordable.
Good to know
A reservation is effectively REQUIRED to be seated for dinner service.
They take reservations 14 days in advance at 9am.
Without wine, expect to spend at least $100-150 for a meal.
Industrial design with marble staircase and Edison bulbs creates a romantic but cool vibe. Crowds fill multiple seating areas including a downstairs bar known for quality cocktails. Private rooms offer great privacy amid a lively, sometimes noisy atmosphere.
Filet mignon meatballs stand out for their tenderness and melt-in-your-mouth texture. They deliver a rich, satisfying flavor that rivals well-known meatball dishes.
Prices are not cheap and tend to be on the higher side. The cost reflects the value offered, making it worth the money spent.
Good to know
Reservations are required for private events and are highly recommended for dining.
Quality Italian hosts a wine week three times a year, attracting many visitors.
Happy hour is available after work, offering discounted drinks and appetizers.
Small building hides a surprisingly spacious interior with authentic New York vibe and clean dining area. Noise level runs high, creating a lively atmosphere where people get loud. Quick grab-and-carry service pairs with plenty of tables for sitting down and enjoying pizza.
Tender, flavorful meatballs pile generously on slices, sometimes thin shaved or crumbled. Options include a spicy kick with oregano and Sicilian style, all with a crisp yet chewy crust.
Pizza slices come in big sizes and stay not soggy. Prices stay very cheap for the area with many types available.
Good to know
Do not go when there is an event happening at Madison Square Garden.
You should always come before a Rangers game.
Card payments only start at $10, even if you just want another slice.
Italian restaurant offers a fun aesthetic with 90s music that creates a lively, party-like atmosphere. The space feels comfortable and well-maintained, welcoming groups of friends and families. Outdoor seating and dog-friendly accommodations add to its casual, inviting vibe.
Huge, large meatballs come with spaghetti or gnocchi and pair well with martinis. The meatballs have a homey feel and stand out for their size and flavor.
Drinks come at a very cheap price here. Dining costs stay surprisingly low, making it a nice and affordable spot.
Good to know
Happy hour offers $5 wine, beer, and sangria until 10 PM.
An 18% tip is automatically added to the bill.
The restaurant has a spectacular happy hour with tapas and sangrias for $5.
Historic Italian restaurant offers spacious dining with family-sized portions and live entertainment including singing waiters and actors. Atmosphere is warm and inviting, often lively and bustling, with a mix of inside and outside seating. Reservations are essential due to popularity and crowding.
Meatballs come in different styles here, including with spaghetti and sausage. They taste delicious and the portions are filling.
Huge portions come with cheap prices here, making it easy to share and get a lot of food. The dishes offer plentiful servings without feeling like a high-end restaurant bill.
Good to know
Reservations are required in advance to secure a table.
One dish is enough for three people, making it great for sharing.
The restaurant offers a murder mystery dinner experience on select nights.
Small Italian restaurant with rustic wooden beams and strung lights creates a cozy, authentic atmosphere. Seating is tight, fostering a lively but intimate vibe. Outdoor dining with weather protection adds flexibility to the experience.
Sides and appetizers include meatballs that are light and pair well with pastas. The authentic spaghetti with meatballs stands out as excellent and complements other dishes like ravioli and Alfredo.
Lunch specials come in very big portions and cost less than typical NYC prices. Italian dishes are cheap and well cooked.
Good to know
Reservations are highly recommended at this restaurant.
An 18% tip is automatically added to your bill.
The restaurant closes by 10 PM, so plan your visit accordingly.
Spacious showroom with well-organized sections and thoughtful displays creates a cozy, welcoming atmosphere. Free ferry service and nearby park add to the experience, making it family-friendly and accessible. The layout resembles an amusement park, offering a unique shopping flow.
Swedish meatballs stand out with consistent quality and flavor. Served in the cafeteria, they pair well with other items like chocolate cake.
Furniture and lamps offer cheap prices with high quality. Some items feel affordable, but overall prices vary and are not always inexpensive.
Good to know
Customers need to find the product on their phone, order for pickup, and wait in the pickup area for 30-60 minutes.
If you want to eat lunch on weekends, come around 11-11:30 AM to avoid long lines.
Parking is free.
Small pizza restaurant with limited inside seating and outside dining options offers a genuine old school Manhattan vibe. Atmosphere feels crowded and rushed, with a mix of messy and worn-out areas inside. Pizza quality varies widely, but the place is known for its classic New York style slices.
Meatball subs come loaded with cheese and feature large meatballs cut in half. Spaghetti and meatballs stand out as outstanding, and meatball pizzas combine well with other toppings like pepperoni.
Prices stay consistently cheap with pizza that balances cost and quality. Ingredients lean toward the affordable side, keeping the overall meal budget-friendly.
Good to know
The price for a slice of the day is often higher than the menu indicates.
You cannot use the restroom without buying pizza.
The restaurant is open late at night.