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Nov 20th, 2006, 06:00 PM
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Don't know if I'm too late.. but I'd highly recommend Pappardella-- on the corner of West 75th and Columbus Avenue. The food is delicious.. and it's well within your budget. It's my favorite local place. It's a quick taxi ride too.
Nov 21st, 2006, 09:52 AM
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here are some more:
Basso Est - lower east side
Gigino's - Tribeca
Lupa - Greenwich Village
Po - Greenwich Village
Palma - Greenwich Village (accross the street from Po)
Gene's - Greenwich Village (red sauce style)
Maurizio Trattoria - Greenwich Village
I Coppi - E. Village
Max - E. Village
Crispo - VIllage/Chelsea
Mezzogiorno - Soho
Basilica - midtown west
Piccolo - Gramercy area
Veniero's - for dessert (it's a bakery/cafe) - E. Village
I am also a big fan of Lavagna. Frank gets very crowded, and sometimes it hard to get into.
Check menupages to view menus/prices and read comments.
Basso Est - lower east side
Gigino's - Tribeca
Lupa - Greenwich Village
Po - Greenwich Village
Palma - Greenwich Village (accross the street from Po)
Gene's - Greenwich Village (red sauce style)
Maurizio Trattoria - Greenwich Village
I Coppi - E. Village
Max - E. Village
Crispo - VIllage/Chelsea
Mezzogiorno - Soho
Basilica - midtown west
Piccolo - Gramercy area
Veniero's - for dessert (it's a bakery/cafe) - E. Village
I am also a big fan of Lavagna. Frank gets very crowded, and sometimes it hard to get into.
Check menupages to view menus/prices and read comments.
Nov 21st, 2006, 09:57 AM
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LOL! Let me restate:
There are some nice Italian delis in Little Italy where you could get a nice sandwich or snack and not spend a lot of money.
Dinner menus can be expensive and aren't very good.
Good Italian for a good price is Becco on Restaurant Row. $21.95 for the all you can eat three pasta chef's special.
Is that better?
There are some nice Italian delis in Little Italy where you could get a nice sandwich or snack and not spend a lot of money.
Dinner menus can be expensive and aren't very good.
Good Italian for a good price is Becco on Restaurant Row. $21.95 for the all you can eat three pasta chef's special.
Is that better?
Nov 22nd, 2006, 05:36 PM
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GoTravel: Where are those nice Italian delis where you can pick up a sandwich in Little Italy? I can't think of any offhand since the Italian Food Center changed hands and began serving sushi...just curious if I am missing someplace...
