Posts Tagged ‘Italian’

Anna Karenina Comes to New York City

Written by Regan Hofmann on January 23, 2013. Posted in Dining Our Town, Dining west side spirit, Eat & Drink, West Side Spirit

FireBird navigates the frozen tundra of the Theater District “There is no such thing as Russian food,” says FireBird executive chef Paul Joseph. And while there are entire neighborhoods in Brooklyn that would take jingoistic offense at such a suggestion, over the course of a meal at FireBird (365 W. 46th St.; firebirdrestaurant.com), this starts
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Dopo Teatro East: Authentic Italian on 62nd Street

Written by NY Press on August 16, 2012. Posted in Dining Our Town, Dining west side spirit, Eat & Drink, Our Town, West Side Spirit

By Amanda Woods With so many Italian eateries in New York City, it can be difficult to find an “authentic” one—offering 100 percent home-cooked food and an ambience that transports diners to Italy, if only for an hour or two. Dopo Teatro East, which opened on East 62nd Street between First and Second avenues at
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Soho to Get a Bite of Midtown Turkish Delight

Written by admin on November 9, 2011. Posted in Eat & Drink

Popular eastern Mediterranean restaurant to open branch in November By Megan McGibney It is said the world’s three greatest cuisines are French, Chinese and Turkish. While Downtown has plenty of the first two, it could use more of the latter. Luckily, Soho is set to get a Turkish eatery of its very own Nov. 15,
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Walker’s Eatery Takes a Walk in Italian in Tribeca

Written by admin on October 20, 2011. Posted in Eat & Drink

By Penny Grey The owners of Walker’s, Tribeca’s favorite neighborhood eatery at the corner of North Moore and Varick streets, are rolling out an Italian alternative to their American fare next door at the new pizzeria Girello (“Walker” in Italian, posing a potential confusion for the multilingual). “This is a real departure for us,” said
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Stuck on Stecchino

Written by admin on March 4, 2010. Posted in Eat & Drink

Stecchino is Italian for “toothpick,” and while nothing on the menu includes these little wooden sticks, you will definitely need one after your meal. Especially if the soup of the day is red onion ($6), a luscious, Italian version of French onion soup with a strong burst of oregano. Every day the homemade soup changes,
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DINING DEAL

Written by admin on February 4, 2010. Posted in News & Features West Side Spirit, Notes From the Neighborhood west side spirit

Throughout February, the Italian eatery Carmine’s, on Broadway and West 91st Street, is celebrating its upcoming 20th anniversary by offering a $20 menu. On Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays at lunch and dinner, guests may choose from a selection of dishes, each of which costs $20 and can easily feed up to four people, according to
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Fork Meets Pork

Written by admin on December 9, 2009. Posted in Eat & Drink

When you enter Accademia di Vino, it is like stepping into the coziest Italian wine cellar that, just for a moment, feels as if it’s all yours. Since the restaurant boasts an 800-bottle collection, you can never run out of options. And a book-like wine list highlights bottles from each region of Italy, broken down
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A Multi-Layered Meal

Written by admin on August 5, 2009. Posted in Eat & Drink

Don’t let the name fool you—Angelina Pizza Bar offers more then just pizza. This family-friendly restaurant near West 105th Street not only has extensive Italian fare and a decent wine list but Chef Giancarlo Delanzo cooks his crazy creations in a brick oven with a rotating floor. As pies like the Bella Angelina (with zucchini
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REVIVED NORTHERN ITALIAN

Written by admin on October 16, 2008. Posted in Eat & Drink

There are so many good restaurants in Midtown that it’s all too easy to overlook the less showy ones, and there are so many good Italian restaurants in this city that the same is true of them. You seldom hear of Italian restaurants going under, and there are many good reasons for that, including the
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ONE-STOP ITALIAN NOSHING

Written by admin on October 2, 2008. Posted in Eat & Drink

Arte Around the Corner is exactly the kind of place I wish were around the corner, from me, that is. Unpretentious, with wood chairs and small marble tables, Arte offers one-stop, all-day Italian noshing. You can start your morning here with espresso and bakery items and end your day with organic wines and a light
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