Marea’s was a amazing dinning experience. The food was delicious 😋. Everyone in our group used the bread they gave us to soak up the sauces left in on our plate,The plates were spotless after dinner
Check out Michael White's newest restaurant Marea in Central Park. Serving up the iconic fusilli with red wine-braised octopus and bone marrow. It's a must have in New York. Read more
A fancy two Michelin Stars restaurant that has a lovely ease to it. Paradise for lovers of exquisite seafood, extraordinary pastas and phenomenal desserts. Staff were super attentive and accommodating
The fusilli with grilled octopus and bone marrow could be the best pasta dish I've ever had. This place is incredible. And if you can't get a table, the bar menu is solid and offers pasta dishes.
Order the now-famous fusilli with octopus & bone marrow or the spaghetti with sea urchin and crab. For those that don't like fish, the aged sirloin steak with bone marrow panzanella. [Eater 38 Member]
Extremely delicious dishes of the highest quality and served with beauty and elegance. Lunch options can be affordable for everyone so it is a good way to experience a michelin-starred place.
We enjoyed a most delicious evening at Marea. The food was amazing as well as the service. The place was jamming and the mood festive. We highly recommend. Try Bronzino for two.
Best pasta in NYC. Expensive but has a 2 course lunch option for $45. Grilled octopus and lobster for appetizers are fantastic. For pasta, fusilli with bone marrow and octopus is a must.
Chef Michael White's "colossal menu presents ... freshly caught pagello and branzino from Italy, as well as lobster from Nova Scotia and sea scallops from Rhode Island." -The New Yorker on TripExpert Read more
Amazing Italian seafood spot on the Southern end of Central Park. Amazing lunchprix fixe - the grilled octopus is a must! Marscaponepanna cotta is also a unique treat.
Ordered both the truffle garganellj and the (famous) fusilli, both delicious, service was very attentive. Oh and there’s a guy walking around serving bread... focaccia is all you need
A full serving of the strozzapreti runs $33, but it comes with all the fixings: fresh lumps of jumbo crab and sea urchin, tossed in a delicate sauce and sprinkled with basil. Read more
Try the crudos! Had tuna, cuddlefish and branzino...excellent. The octopusfusilli was highly recommended and definitely met up to the hype. Great resto!
The lobster burrata is one of my favourite appetizers ever - a perfect dish. Their famous fusilli with bone marrow and octopus is not overhyped either - it's definitely a must order!
They are wheelchair accessible and very kind towards my family, which is a huge plus. The food, though pricey, is excellent and was a great venue for my Dad's 70th bday. He ate everything. :-)
It was the best decision to mix seafood and Italian when we ordered the Fusilli. The homemade pasta cooked al dente is perfectly accompanied by a rich bone marrow and braised octopus cooked tender.
Michael White knocks it out of the park at his high-end Italian seafood spot. Go big on the crudo, followed with pasta and whatever fish they're most excited about that day. [Eater 38 Member] Read more
The fusilli with octopus was amazing. And they also have one of the best Bloody Mary's I've had in the city. I wasn't crazy about the primi piati choices, but eh.
Marea highlights the best in seafood and Italian cuisine. The famed pastas, such as the Fusili with Octopus and Bone Marrow, and Garganelli with Crab, never disappoint.
Excellent sea food and classic Italian. Veal cooked to perfection. Desserts were light and delicious. Luxe setting and decor. Visit for a special occasion.
The house-made fusilli with bone marrow and baby octopustentacles in an unctuous tomato ragout was a rich, rib-sticking contender. Sedanini swimming in a smoky cod-chowder sauce was another. -TimeOut
The handmade pastas are their specialty - we tried the sea urchin one, the octopusbone marrow one, and the duck ragu and all of them were delicious. The service was also wonderful!
Beautiful bar and great dining space. Fav pasta - STROZZAPRETI: jumbo lump crab, sea urchin, basilDefinitely have the Crudo tasting, because why just have one!
Freshest seafood in the city! We had the crab and sea urchinpasta, the shrimppancettaravioli, and the branzino. Would recommend all three. Very expensive but worth the splurge ;)
Sugarbush is a fantastic mix of bourbon and maple syrup. Combine with some foie gras and Hawaiian swordfish and leave happy, or have the lobster ravioli and leave euphoric.
Fancy Pants right across from Central Park South, I felt under dressed. Prix Fixe is a good way to go. Bone marrow and octopusPasta was good the Panna cottadessert was So good.
On any given visit, you’ll see famous faces (as well as “upper-generation” folks) at Michael White’s restaurant. Order fusilli with red wine-braised octopus and bone marrow.
#4 - IWalked NYC's Top 10 Italian Restaurants. Specializes in Italian coastal cuisine (variety of seafood dishes). Bright/airy ambience is perfect dining experience after walk in Central Park.<LINK> Read more
They offers seafood selections devoted to crudo, a wide variety of raw oysters, clams and antipasti. http://freshnyc.com/italian/new-york-city-italian-seafood-paradise-marea-nyc
Comedian Eddie Izzard talked transvestitism, dieting, and being fearless over appetizers of Pacific snapper and tuna tartare at this mecca for Italian seafood on Central Park South.
Meaning “tide” in Italian, Marea redefines the seascape of high-end Italian cuisine. Chef Michael White and his culinary team invite you to savor their fresh interpretation of coastal seafood.