Sheep’s MilkRicotta, Steak Tartara Piedmontese, Tripe alla Parmigiana. Worth a mention the Gigantone with Sunday night ragu and Fonduta Agnolotti with figs and Roasted Sea Scallops
If you don't have reservations, expect a weird sequence of events but they will accommodate you. The duck is crazy good and their peardessert... OMG! A picky MIAMIAN satisfied!
Big pastas, extensive and reasonably priced wine list, and cake trays loaded by an expert dessertchef. Red sauce for the proletariat, some light adventure in specials for the regulars. Read more
Eater: Owners include Robert DeNiro, chefAndrew Carmellini is the real star here. After almost three years, this rusticneighborhoodItalian restaurant is still one of the hottest tickets in town.
Love this place! Amazing atmosphere and great Italian restaurant. Try the sheep's milkricotta and the beet/goat cheese ravioli-- you won't be disappointed.
Grub Street off-menu dish: Wood-Fired Guinea Hen. "Every Tuesday, the kitchen gets a dozen guinea hens from Vermont, a number so small that they don't let the general public know about it."
The is food described as “family-style,” - if your family makes things like the truffled-ricotta-and-honey combo is on the seasonal crostini menu, consider yourself lucky.
NY. This Tribeca Italian spot won’t disappoint for brunch, lunch or dinner. Must try: sheep’s milkricotta with sea salt, the lamb meatball sliders and my grandmother’s ravioli.
Frank Bruni goes crazy for the creamy, sweet Maple Budino at Locanda Verde, a casual Italian taverna, in New York, NY, on Food Network's The Best Thing I Ever Ate. Find more tips at FN Local. Read more
Reservations are hopeless. Best bet is to try your luck by walking in and hanging at the bar. We waited only 20 minutes or so. Food was very good, but not sure it lives up to the hype.
ChefAndrew Carmellini started his education with the CIA. Today, he’s a nationally acclaimed chef. You can forge the culinary path of tomorrow. Take the first step at the CIA. Read more
20-125. The Greenwich Hotel. Booking the private room requires a food and beverage minimum of $2,000 to $8,000. Dinner pricing starts at $85 per guest plus beverages and fees.
It's a gathering of talent at this lovely, all-day Italian eatery in the Greenwich Hotel. The corner spot hosts a buzz-worthy scene, so go at lunch if you don’t want to wait for a table
Food blogger Alison Veinote of Dolcetto Confections loves Locanda Verde for "the well-executed menu which features dishes like My Grandmother’s Ravioli and Roasted Sea Scallops with Shallot Mostarda."
Locanda Verde is a casual, energetic, affordable neighborhood Italian taverna in TriBeCa serving celebrated chef Andrew Carmellini’s soul-satisfying riffs on Italian cooking.