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- The Wall Street JournalApril 5, 2012Start with a cappuccino and croissant and then go for the smoked salmon frittata with goat cheese or the pappardelle with duck ragu, shaved chocolate and orange -- a dish that sounds odd but works. Read more
- Veronica UribeJanuary 22, 2017Pasta is great: cacio e pepe with lobster and the tagliatelle with pomodoro sauce. The place and service are great although the restaurant is a little pricey for what it offers
- Madeline McDavidSeptember 18, 2016Love the design-minded decor, sky-high ceilings, gold chandeliers and bright yellow banquette. Delicious poached eggs with polenta and mushroom ragù, and yummy brioche with homemade jams for brunch.
- AK FMarch 3, 2019WOW what a great dinner. We had roast duck, black truffle gnocchi, sunchokes, and octopus. Service was great and everything was delicious.
- Come hungry because the 'cicchetti' Venetian style snacks are too die for. My dabs are the chicken liver crostini & the langostino fritto. Save room for the impeccable pastas!
- Grace JMay 19, 2014Great for late lunch on the weekends with reasonable priced ($16-22) small meals. High ceilings and refreshing atmosphere for the museum wanderer. Try the pesto ravioli/classic meat ball spaghetti.
- One of the best new restaurants on the upper west side. I love the selection of Italian wines and beer; and the pasta dishes are killer. Pappardella with duck ragu is a must.
- Gary S.February 13, 2013Great restaurant, operated by Philly restaurant mogul Stephen Starr. Had a Caesar salad and pappardelle w/duck ragout - both excellent. Also great Italian-centric wine list.
- Will ArnoneFebruary 16, 2013The meatballs are on every menu - brunch, lunch & dinner. - for a good reason: they are spectacular. And the gundi for brunch is amazing.
- Pop by Storico's pop-up Beer Hall for a cold one before or after your meal, part of the New-York Historical Society's Beer Here exhibit!
- Joe JunterealApril 18, 2012Be sure to special order the Risotto alla Kristina. If you've been to Jim's place in place in Philly before he came to NY you'll know it's a must.
- FrancescaApril 15, 2013The Italian toast was delicioso! Make sure to stroll in the museum afterwards to learn more about NYC history.
- Michael Fox-RabinovitzNovember 27, 2014Really great restaurant inside a museum, superb pasta entrees
- Village VoiceSeptember 11, 2012Don’t feel bad playing with your food at Caffe Storico - their whipped baccala is a fishy mash with grilled triangles and polenta that has to be scooped. # 41 on our 100 Dishes to Eat Now!
- Tasting TableMay 2, 2012Make like a Venetian and compose your meal out of the excellent cicchetti on offer. Don't pass up the Baccalà (salt cod): Read more
- Miguel LopezMarch 2, 2015Good fare, not heavy. Good Bloody Mary. It's not a hangover-curing brunch, though.
- The stinging nettle tortelli is delicious! You've got to try the salted dark chocolate ice cream!
- The langostino dish is remarkable- but save room for the sublime pasta dishes!
- Must try the Langostino Fritto! Can't miss any of Chef Jim Burke's pastas either!
- Ana ConcejeroMarch 29, 2012A hidden gem. Finally some quality food in the UWS!!!Shame they don't deliver!