My favorite local Italian food - easy, casual, delicious. You can’t go wrong, but the Rigatoni alla Norcina is fantastic.
Great restaurant in Little Italy. Dishes prepared carefully and a variety to choose from. We tried the meatballs, risotto and pizza and all dishes were very good.
The best panna cotta I’ve ever had. Great pizza and nice people here.
We ordered one appetizer (Risotto Croquettes) and two Pasta and none of the was teasty. We waited for our orders for almost 40 minutes. Very expensive for what you get.
I do not have a single negative thing to write.
Love this place.
Amazing authentic Italian food can't go wrong with this place if your looking to try something new
Perfect dinner during a humid NYC heatwave! Grilled gem lettuce with goat cheese, caprese salad, and fish of the day. Delicious, can't wait to dine here again!
A true hidden treasure. A relaxed, rustic tuscan atmosphere accompanied by great food. The meatball appetizer is to die for, along with the saffron cavateli with seafood. The staff is friendly and create a great dining experience.
I rarely give 5 stars but this place deserves it. Food is excellent (and I am a picky European), service is great and friendly and the prices are surprisingly low what more could you ask? Ah yes decor is cosy and nice and atmosphere is good. Keep it up!
We happened upon this place while wandering around and stopped in for lunch. The cocktails were delicious and the food was great. My husband had the rigatoni and I had a sausage pizza. As good as my pizza was, I had lunch envy of my husband's pasta because it was so delicious! The staff is friendly and the space is clean and comfortable. It was a lovely lunch!
I went here as part of a food tour in NYC so my review doesn't reflect a normal experience. Even still, I highly recommend everyone visiting this place. It looks unassuming from the outside, but inside is just magical. They make some of the best pizza I've ever had IN MY LIFE. And I've eaten a lot of pizza.
Probably the worst pizza experience I've had in NYC. Two pizzas took an hour to make. Our buffalo margarita pizza didn't come with cheese. When I asked about this the cashier started shouting at me. The pizza itself was not cooked completely, and was so floppy I had to roll it up in order to avoid having the sauce not slide off. It was also pretty expensive to boot. I'd give them zero stars if I could.