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Dec 19, 2023 · Where to Eat and Drink in Manhattan’s Little Italy Blow right past those aggressive salespeople to the legit good food by Robert Sietsema and Eater Staff Updated Dec 19, 2023, 12:54pm EST
- Casa Bella
- Da Nico
- IL Cortile
- La Nonna
- Lunella
- Umberto’s Clam House
Casa Bellais one of the more upscale dining options in Little Italy. Yet it feels understated because the walls are not covered with pictures of every New York Yankee, movie star, and former NYC mayor who ever dined here (an aesthetic you’ll encounter at many Italian restaurants around New York). Ask Brooklyn native and owner Adele “Bitsie” Gallo w...
Da Nicois the one Little Italy restaurant where you should insist on sitting inside. Based on the red doors and sign above the main entrance, one can be forgiven for thinking that this is just another of the two-dozen Italian restaurants along Mulberry Street. But the further in you go, the more awe-inspiring it is. After entering Da Nico, you’ll s...
Each room has a different vibe at Il Cortile. This is the kind of place where tourists mix with locals, and you can easily tell the former from the latter. Film buffs might be aware that Il Cortile is the spot where the Sopranos cast held going away parties when a member’s character got whacked. But the connection runs even deeper than that. Former...
Italian for ‘grandmother,’ La Nonnaaims to remind patrons of grandma’s cooking. This upscale white tablecloth Southern Italian restaurant has been on the block for thirty years. Prior to La Nonna, owner Perry Criscitelli ran Pellegrino’s, which you can still see remnants of both on the menu and throughout the restaurant. There are dozens of veal, c...
Named after co-founder and Puglia native Lunella Russo, this is one of the few restaurants in Little Italy that opened after 2000. At Lunella, every dish seems to have a story. And while most menus in the area can feel overwhelming as if to say, “we have everything here,” the two-sided menu at Lunella plays all the hits. Lasagna al forno and artich...
If you’re not from the area and only know one Little Italy restaurant, it’s probably Umberto’s. The current 100-capacity location is just a stone’s throw from the original one at the intersection of Hester and Mulberry. People come here for the seafood. There’s a wooden helm on each side of the dining room. And the main wall is painted ocean blue. ...
Best Italian in Little Italy, Manhattan, NY 10013 - Paesano of Mulberry Street, Gelso & Grand, Da Gennaro, Pep’s On Grand, Zia Maria Little Italy, Casa D'Angelo, Da Nico Ristorante, AMICI Ristorante, Piacere, Rubirosa.
- IL Cortile. With a lovely garden atrium, this Little Italy staple has been around since 1975 and has something on the menu for everyone. With an inventive menu focused on Northern Italian delicacies, you can taste test all of the Esposito’s dishes that never go wrong.
- Da Nico. If you’re looking for delicious pizza, Da Nico is where to go. You can make your own or choose from one of their classic brick oven options. Opt to sit outside in their divine courtyard while you enjoy their rustic Italian-American type fare.
- Ferrara Bakery & Cafe. This iconic bakery been around since 1892, and makes sweet and flaky Italian pastries daily, and some of the best cannolis in Little Italy.
- Baz Bagel & Restaurant. This bagel shop on Grand St is a hidden gem that makes hand-rolled bagels, latkes, and blintzes. Where: 181 Grand St.
- Lunella. (4.3) Based on 700 Reviews. Area: Lower Manhattan. Cuisine: Italian, Seafood, Lunch, Dinner, Wine. Price: $$ Established in 1984, Lunella offers authentic Italian cuisine with a seasonal twist.
- Il Cortile. (4.3) Based on 1,866 Reviews. Area: Lower Manhattan. Cuisine: Italian, Wine, Cocktail. Price: $$ Right in the heart of Little Italy, Il Cortile beckons with its charming glass-enclosed garden, perfect for a romantic evening.
- Da Nico. (4.3) Based on 3,370 Reviews. Area: Lower Manhattan. Cuisine: Italian, Lunch, Dinner. Price: $$ Since 1993, Da Nico has been a crowd favourite, renowned for its exceptional brick-oven pizzas and classic Italian dishes served in a cozy atmosphere.
- La Compagnie des Vins Surnaturels. (4.6) Based on 452 Reviews. Area: Lower Manhattan. Cuisine: French, Mediterranean, Wine. Price: $$ Do you plan for a special meal?
1. Pep's on Grand. 307 reviews Open Now. Italian, Pizza $$ - $$$ Menu. All the ingredients are fresh. Very friendly people. Tasting Italy in the... Great atmosphere, pizza and staff. 2. Benito One. 1,512 reviews Open Now. Italian $$ - $$$ You can’t leave without enjoying the tiramisu. I highly recommend Benito one.
Top 10 Best Italian Restaurants in Little Italy, Manhattan, NY - May 2024 - Yelp - Paesano of Mulberry Street, Gelso & Grand, Da Gennaro, AMICI Ristorante, Jose Luis Little Italy, Zia Maria Little Italy, Casa D'Angelo, Benito One, La Bella Vita, C Di Palo.
