Could you recommend a good Italian Restaurant in NYC

[Coco]

I planning on going into the City and was wondering if any of you knew of a good (reasonably priced) Italian restaurant in NYC?

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[Gwen]

Paesano's of mulberry street has great food and great prices. The fried ravioli rule!

Also on mulberry one block up: daNico. Try the cheese tortellini, they're to die for.

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[Trainspotting]

Minetta's Tavern on Minetta Lane in the Village. Old but good.

Serafina on (I think it's on

Madison and 79th)
- go to the top floor -it has a balcony with a nice breeze.




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[sleepyeyed_Jynx]

Jimmy's Pizza Pit

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[BigKid]

Personally, I'd stay off Mullberry.<p>
What exactly do you mean by moderately priced? $50 for two, $75 for two? Hard to find a real good place for much cheaper than that, especially if you're going for wine, appetizer, and desert. Maybe you'd like to stick to the Garden State, I could recomend some "moderately priced" AMAZING restraunts in Norther Jersey.
However, since you'll be in the city, try Cafe' Fiorello, on Broadway btwn. 63rd and 64th. (212) 595-5330 for a reservation. You'll be amazed by their appetizer bar, and the cuts of meat. Gonna cost about $60 for two with no cocktails.




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[Michael Fury]

Lupa at 170 Thompson St (between Bleecker & Houston)

The best Italian meal for the money in NYC. Whatever you do, don't miss the baseball-size scoop of hazelnut ice cream laced with chunks of chocolate biscotti for dessert.




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[Coco]

Thanks Guys!! Maybe I will try them all!! I think I will try to get their menus off the internet if they have them.

If anyone else has suggestions, please offer it up! Others may also be interested! People that don't live in the City usually have NO IDEA where to eat.

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[fiestygal]

Paisanos' On mulberry street in LITTLE ITALY...if you don't wanna go there , there are other wonderful resturants all along Mulberry St

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[Arienette]

sotto cinque has good food and great desserts... pretty reasonably priced, too. i think there's two of them, but i've only been to the one on 2nd ave between 85th and 86th streets...

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[CruelCircus]

I'm a fan of Da Nico, too. Definitely the best food I've had in Little Italy. Though I've never been up that way myself, many people swear by the

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[scorpion]

I like Carmine's Restaurant. They have two places

200 W. 44th Street
212-221-3800.

And on 91st street and Broadway

Family style service l (you gets lots of it) and the food is excellent.

Have taken many clients and freinds there and could not go wrong.



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[JustJon]

I have found Paisano's food can be bland sometimes. But there's plenty of good places in Little Italy.

Check citysearch and see which they recommend as well.

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