An ingenious concept makes Becco a prime Restaurant Row choice for time-constrained theatergoers. There are two pricing scenarios: one includes an all-you-can-eat selection of antipasti and three pastas served hot out of pans that waiters circulate around the dining room; the other adds a generous entrée to the mix. The pasta selection changes daily but often includes gnocchi, fresh ravioli, and fettuccine in a cream sauce. The entrées include braised veal shank, grilled double-cut pork chop, and rack of lamb, among other selections.
Reviewed by JerseySue from New Jersey on 2/25/09
The food was incredible and we are tough critics !! The all you can eat is worth every penny but I should say lots of pennies !! Not cheap but worth it. We could not believe that you got fish, chicken and a rib-eye (as good as Ruth's) plus 3 pasta dishes, salad, appetizer and dessert assortment for one price and any bottle of wine for $25 and some good ones for that !! Plus you could keep asking for more!! But it was crowded - so don't tell too many people ![]()
Reviewed by linda_t from Ras Tanura, Saudi Arabia on 10/11/08
If you are looking for a great pre-theatre meal with good service and a casual atmosphere - this is the place to go. Make sure you have a reservation. You won't be disappointed!
Reviewed by Bowfitz from Fort Myers, Florida on 10/6/08
Excellent food and great concept. We had the all you can eat, and it was hot, fresh, and consistently good. The waiters walk around with pans and serve you up. A standard $25 per bottle for wine was reasonable and the servers are very knowledgeable. A top notch NYC atmosphere either pre or post show.
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