French steakhouse combines modern elegance with an intimate, cozy atmosphere featuring high ceilings and velvet seating. Spacious bar area accommodates walk-ins, while the open kitchen and soothing colors create a relaxing, upscale vibe. Noise control balances liveliness and privacy, attracting diners seeking both sophistication and comfort.
House-made pasta comes with caviar and scallops, creating a rich and surprising flavor. The combination of caviar scallop pasta stands out as a distinctive dish.
Lunch offers an elegant experience with a $55 prix fixe 2-course menu that balances quality and value. The spot draws a steady crowd throughout the afternoon, showing its popularity for midday meals.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially for large groups.
Expect a sophisticated menu featuring local ingredients and seasonal dishes.
The steakhouse has a deep wine list for pairing with meals.
Large space with art deco style and a lively atmosphere features thin crust pizza and standout spaghetti and meatballs. Lunch specials include two pizza slices and a house salad from 11:30 to 3:30. Outdoor terrace and full bar add comfort despite loud reggaeton music.
Spaghetti and meatballs stand out with rich flavor and hearty portions. Ravioli, salads, and bruschetta add variety alongside incredible pasta dishes and flavorful pizza.
Lunch offers thin crust pizza with a lunch special including two slices and a topping. The menu runs from 11:30 to 3:30 and includes a house salad option.
Good to know
The restaurant automatically adds a 20% tip to the bill.
During happy hour, you can get a cheese pie with a pitcher of beer or a bottle of wine.
The restaurant claims to offer gluten-free options, but they are not actually safe for someone with celiac disease.
Multiple counters serve flavorful Penne alla Vodka and fresh salads, making it a solid lunch spot with attentive service. The space feels comfortable and relaxed with a vibrant NYC vibe, though it can be cold inside. Outdoor seating and a juice bar add nice variety.
Penne alla Vodka stands out as a flavorful option. Pasta dishes like pesto pasta and teriyaki salmon pasta offer variety, though pasta tends to be served only somewhat warm.
Lunch offers consistently good food with a focus on salads. Service stays attentive and welcoming whether for a quick bite or a relaxed meal.
Good to know
The restaurant can get very crowded around noon and 2 PM.
Mangia offers both to-go and sit down dining options.
The prices are very decent for NYC.
Long narrow space with a classic New York feel offers a lively vibe perfect for both work and leisure. Homemade pasta shines, especially the Fettuccine Funghi. Lunch is tasty and affordable, ideal for a quick power lunch or relaxed dining.
Homemade pasta holds up well against Italian standards. The Fettuccine Funghi stands out as a memorable dish. Pasta selection is great overall.
Lunch offers delicious food with good choices and affordable prices. Options suit a quick power lunch or a relaxed meal during restaurant week.
Good to know
The dinner for Restaurant Week costs $59 for three courses with options.
Expect a wait of over 40 minutes for a table despite having a reservation.
Wheelchair accessible seating is available in the front by the bay window.
Outdoor seating with heat lamps creates a casual brunch vibe. Spicy Shrimp Rigatoni offers crispy shrimp and creamy sauce. Perfect for groups, it serves light lunch with drinks and plays an excellent playlist.
Spicy Shrimp Rigatoni features crispy shrimp and a creamy sauce with perfectly cooked pasta. Ravioli comes with a butter sage special that stands out.
A casual lunch spot with a local ambiance and an excellent music playlist playing in the background. It serves well for groups and offers a light lunch with drinks.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended to avoid long wait times.
Happy hour runs from 4-6 PM with $10 drinks.
Brunch is walk-in only, so arrive early to secure a table.
Italian restaurant inside a large delicatessen offers a lively, busy atmosphere with close seating and a modern, crisp decor. The space feels European-like but can be noisy, affecting the overall vibe. An extensive wine and cocktail selection complements the energetic setting.
Fresh pasta dishes like spaghetti all Chitarra con Gamberetti and pappardelle with veal ragu come perfectly cooked and flavorful. Salads and bruschetta complement the meals, making the pasta experience consistently high quality.
Special lunch menus offer pre-fixe options with enough vegetarian choices. Reservations help during busy times, and meals suit small lunches after work.
Good to know
Make sure you make a reservation as it is usually packed.
Expect a 45-minute wait for your main course during busy hours.
The total cost for a solo dinner of an appetizer and a glass of wine is around $60 after tip.
Italian market and dining space combines multiple restaurants, specialty counters, and rooftop seating under one roof. Atmosphere ranges from warm and inviting to loud and bustling, with a mix of casual shoppers and diners. Frequent demonstrations and sample bars add an interactive element to the experience.
Fresh pasta is made continuously in front of diners, showcasing hand-rolled pasta and a vast selection of fresh options. Plates like Spaghetti Cacio E Pepe and Lasagna Emiliano highlight the quality and variety available.
Lunch offers a set menu with good value and a $38 lunch special. Options range from a light snack to a full meal, suitable for friends or family gatherings.
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Pizza by the slice costs between $7-12.
You walk along to pick what you want to eat and drink.
The location is tucked away in the back left corner by La Pizza.
Small, tightly packed Italian restaurant with close seating and a loud, hectic atmosphere. Classic rock music plays loudly, making conversation difficult. Known for authentic, highly praised pasta dishes and an upscale yet chill vibe.
Pasta tasting menu features unique dishes like the uovo raviolo with 25-year aged balsamic. The pasta stands out for its distinctive flavors and is often considered among the best in the city.
Lunch offers well-sized portions that satisfy without overwhelming. Meals feel flawless and memorable, fitting for special occasions like birthdays.
Good to know
Reservations are highly recommended and should be made at least 10 days in advance.
Expect very small portion sizes; order multiple dishes per person.
The pasta tasting experience includes a wine pairing for an additional cost.
Large space with a 70-foot sushi bar offers cozy dining and lively late-night vibes. Lunch features bento boxes with great value, while pasta lovers enjoy rigatoni and mafalde with rich flavors. Stylish design and private rooms add to the appeal.
Rigatoni and Mafalde stand out with rich flavors and perfect textures. Arancini and ravioli add variety, while the forest floor panna cotta offers a unique finish.
Lunch features bento boxes that offer great value. The menu has plenty to explore beyond lunch, making it a spot worth returning to.
Good to know
Happy Hour offers discounted drinks from 4-6pm on weekdays.
Reservations are highly recommended due to limited seating.
The 3-course lunch meal deal costs $30, providing good value.
Italian restaurant inside a bustling food market offers wood-burning oven pizza and imported Italian wine. The space is large and elegant with a vibrant atmosphere that can be loud and crowded. Tables sit close together, creating a lively but sometimes cramped dining experience.
Lasagna stands out as a highlight, served true to Italian tradition. The fettuccine pairs well with wine, making for a quick Italian lunch with great food and service.
Lunch offers a $24 prix fixe with a small menu featuring good options. The atmosphere stays lively even when busy, and desserts like creamy tiramisu finish the meal well.
Good to know
The restaurant is located inside a mall, which might make it hard to find.
The prices of the food are great for the portions.
The menu costs $26, offering good value.