With its floor-to-ceiling windows looking out over Lincoln Center, this Upper West Side Italian restaurant is an elegant spot to sip a glass of wine and people watch on the plaza. Read more
All the small touches, from the amuse and bread service to the caramels before the check, appear even if you're only popping in for a negroni and bowl of agnolotti. Read more
Impeccable service. Get the lobster pasta, tiramisu and the formaggi platter. Sister loved the prosecco options as well. Pricey but worth the splurge before a show, or for a special occasion
Attentive service, killer prosecco and negroni bar, and delicious plates of vealtortellini in brodo and duck confit!! Other plates also highlight the Emilia-Romagna region beautifully.
The brunch is definitely a splurge, but besides the delicious food, it's a beautiful space over looking the Revson Fountain at Lincoln Center, and the service is always wonderful. Read more
Out of the bread basket, get the focaccia and grissini. Forget the sesamebread- not very memorable. Focaccia had the right amount of olive oil and amazing freshly ground black pepper.
The menu changes daily, but retains a focus on high-end, contemporaryItalian cuisine like cod and tortellini served in a prosciutto broth, and lasagna made with a veal, beef, and porkragu. Read more
Perfect spot to dine before a performance at the Met – try the RicottaDumplings or the Shrimp Scampi. Or just enjoy a glass or two from their extensive wine list.
Great food that I would put at two Michelin stars. The portion sizes are a little bigger than what would expect from fine dining so be careful with the four course menu.
The bartenders seem to be mixologists. I asked the waiter to make me a spicytequila drink (not on the cocktail menu) and they delivered in spades. It was a basil / jalapeño / hint of pineapple drink.
CIA Alumnus Jonathan Benno is the executive chef here. Chef Benno was the first American-born and trainedchef to earn three stars from Michelin! Read more about him here: Read more
The chicken arrosto is out of this world amazing and definitely go for the tortaricotta cheese cake for desset with pumpkin 4 different ways its perfect for fall!
Had the pasta duo to start. The saffronseafood pasta was too strong on the Meyer lemon. Couldn't taste the seafood. The buckwheatpasta was good however
One of our favorite desserts of the year is the Fritelle De Mele here, an impeccably turned-out apple fritter crowned with caramelgelato. Featured in Where to Eat 2011! Read more
Nice, Elegant n classy but the experience could b better n my waiter assumed I wanted my food well done ( bc I look young) disrespectful -- been 5+ times when opened but probably wouldn't go again
Loved the design and architecture inside and out of this restaurant but unfortunately not a big fan of their food. The effort is there you can see it but the taste isn't.