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- Will MahonyDecember 21, 2015OUT OF BOUNDS!!! One of the top Italian restaurants in NYC. You can ball and not break the bank.
- Noelle SadlerSeptember 22, 2011Amazing location in a former pharmacy, delicious fresh pastas, and such a friendly staff. Love this place!
- Samantha MushnickNovember 24, 2013Went here because of Ted Allen's best thing I ever are recommendation from the food network. Didn't disappoint!
- Mark HimmelsbachJuly 20, 2013Come for fantastic drink menu, stay for the charcuterie and homemade pasta.
- Chris HFebruary 29, 2012Great wine and teriffic service. Take a chance on the chicken livers if they're on the menu
- DahliaSeptember 2, 2017It's terrible don't go... hopefully this keeps some people away and makes it easier to get in. Honestly my first time and I felt like I finally had pasta. I can't wait to go back. No words.
- Carlotta deVApril 29, 2011The place is well worth a visit even if just to see the location. Great wine expertise and good food.
- I could eat the saffron guitar strings with sardines every day.
- Consuelo RuybalJuly 22, 2017I enjoyed the food, but it was so loud, so hot and the staff was overwhelmed. Avoid the weekends.
- Hilary Cramer RobinsonJune 26, 2015I like this place ok... But I continue to be surprised by the super high ratings. The pastas are decent but don't blow me away, I like the duck and steak, and the atmosphere is definitely great.
- GourmetLiveJanuary 20, 2011When Ted Allen sat down with Gourmet Live he said,“they do serious, delicious, well-informed Italian cooking”.
- Karl HobartAugust 25, 2010Get a 1/2 liter of Prosecco...they serve it in a stone jug! I also recommend their pappa al pomodoro soup!
- Elizabeth WeinbergJuly 6, 2011Having your entire menu Italian with no translations: ordering panic attack and googling frenzy
- Tanya RojasMay 15, 2015Gnocchi was undercooked and the potatoes were super greasy. Good service though.