sheep's milkricotta, casarecce, fire-roasted garlic chicken (can get it for one instead of two), and the sweet corn budino for dessert = one amazing meal!
Be prepared to wait in line for Brunch and during the weekends. Try and make reservations so you can dine on delicious Scampi & Grits and Sheep’s MilkRicotta.
Crispy skin and tender meat are de rigueur on the roast chicken here, but don't skip the excellent vegetables that come with it. One of 5 favorite roast chickens in the city! Read more
One of our favorite sandwiches of the year is the slow-cooked lamb sandwich here, made with roasted peppers, cumin-scented yogurt, and a rosemarybun. Featured in Where to Eat 2011! Read more
The chefs here never fail to serve me exactly what I crave – from sheep’s milkricotta on toasted bread, spicyspaghetti alle vongole and perfect garlic chicken for two to maple budino and decadent ch
Although this hotspot has a mouthwatering dinner menu, one Louis Vuitton Friend of the House actually prefers the breakfast! Find out who at the LV Amble site. Read more
Sometimes pasta dishes with pesto can be overwhelmed by said ingredient; not at Locanda Verde, the Trofie entrée is perfect with a delicate balance of pasta to pesto ratio
Chestnutmuffin, hash w/eggs fabulous. Disappointed w/ ricotta crostini. Don’t understand hype considering we’ve had amazing versions in other NY restaurants. Also Ricotta zeppoli underwhelming.
Sheep's milkricotta is out of this world. Grab a beer on tap and order anything-you can't go wrong. When its nice out try to get a seat in the courtyard.
Lunch seems to be the easiest time to get the great outside tables. Be warned the paparazzi are at the ready so wear shades for when the flash bulbs start to pop.
It's ok, nothing too great. I like the ricotta cheese served with homemade bread. Burrata was super fresh, pastas were just ok. Popular, crowded place and it's hard to find a table on the weekends.
Sharing the same address with The Greenwich Hotel, makes 377 Greenwich Street one of the hottest addresses in New York City! Start with the sheep’s milkricotta or lamb meatball sliders!
maple budino was super delicious!!! must have for dessert! the sheep's milkricotta was definitely heavenly (i was craving for it two hours after we left the restaurant).
Get an appetizer - not because you would otherwise be hungry after the main course, but because starters like the duck meatballs will just plain make you happy.
Locanda Verde is a casual, energetic, affordable neighborhood Italian taverna in TriBeCa serving celebrated chef Andrew Carmellini’s soul-satisfying riffs on Italian cooking.