This restaurant was recommended to me in May when I was last in NYC. I was surprised to see some of the recent less than glowing comments, as I ate there twice during our visit and both were very positive experiences. I had calamari for lunch ( and I can't remember what else: early senility!), and it was excellent! My... More

We went on a theater night, but we weren't going to see a show. That meant that we were able to enjoy a very leisurely meal amidst a very busy restaurant. We told the waitress that we were in no rush and everything worked out well. The special risotto of the day was with lobster, and there was an abundance... More

We were seated promptly for lunch and given an excellent rundown of the specials, which were the highlight of our meal. The wine list is well selected, but not overwhelming. The dishes were classics which reminded us of our trip to Italy. Everyone was well satisfied.

During a visit to New York, before making a show we decided to dine at a restaurant we kept walking by during the day. It has an interesting name as I own a Dodge and always linked the two : D We were seated right away. The décor is old European and was expected by myself as I have noticed... More

The service is always good, and the food is always great. I ordered gnocchi ricotta al pesto both night. Best gnocchi I've ever had.

I have eaten at this restaurant many times in the past and gave it prior rave reviews. However, my wife and I just ate at the restaurant and it was, kindly stated, just awful. The $32 veal was grizzly and appeared boiled rather than sautéed. The pasta was ordered al dente but served way overcooked and mushy, and the risotto... More

My wife and I came after a show for dinner. Nice atmosphere although can get noisy. My wife had the black angus steak which she ordered med well and it came out blood red,on top of that it had no taste at all and was tough to chew. I had the spinach ravioli stuffed with baby eggplant which was quite... More

This Italian restaurant is a busy pre- and post theater dining option right in the heart of the Broadway/Theater District. Best to make a reservation if taking in a show. Here you'll find good service, food and a hopping atmosphere. The restaurant is usually packed with energetic diners in deep conversation. Note: the noise level upstairs can be loud. Overall,... More

Very dependable at reasonable prices. Went after a play and food was quicky served. Big menu with lots of pasta choices. On W. 44 just east of Broadway.