Fodor's Expert Review Zero Otto Nove
$$
The Bronx
Italian
With painted murals, bricked archways, and seating on two floors, Zero Otto Nove's original location channels motifs from a Tuscan grotto, even though their cuisine leans toward central and southern Italy, in addition to Italian-American classics. Try a wood-oven-fired pizza, or pasta dishes, including mafalde noodles with broccoli rabe, and rigatoni with butternut square puree and porcini mushrooms. There's another outpost in the Flatiron District.
Quick Facts
Known For:
- Good list of Italian wines
- Dishes including mafalde (ribbon pasta)
- Getting pretty loud when it's busy, as it often is
Restaurant Details:
Rate Includes: Closed Mon., Reservations not accepted
