Italian Restaurants in NYC

Create your own dish with a selection of fresh daily handmade pasta options and a variety of different delicious sauce options.

Established in 1972, Caffe Napoli founded by Anna Silvestri, introduced the sidewalk cafe in Little Italy.

For more than 45 years now, Caffe Palermo has provided people in NYC and all over the world with the best Italian pastries and best cannoli that money can buy.

Serving traditional Italian fare from the old country in New York City's Little Italy neighborhood.

One of New York City's true highlights of Italian dining in NYC can be found at Il Cortile. Located on Mulberry Street in the heart of Little Italy, Il Cortile serves many of the best Italian dishes, not only in Little Italy, but also in all of Manhattan!

Lincoln Ristorante's philosophy is simple: source the best local ingredients and prepare them with authentic Italian methods and spirit.

Lombardi's was founded in 1905, making it the first pizzeria in the United States.

The history of two iconic NYC landmarks have come together in the heart of New York City's Chelsea neighborhood to recreate one of the city's most fascinating eras.

An authentic Neapolitan pizzeria and Italian restaurant situated in the landmark MetLife Building at Grand Central

Classic Italian cuisine in a romantic, candle lit atmosphere.

Patsy's Italian Restaurant is a traditional, family-owned and operated Italian restaurant located in Midtown Manhattan

Established in 1919, Puglia is one of the oldest restaurants in New York City's Little Italy neighborhood, serving traditional Italian cuisine in a historic space.

Rossini's opened its doors on February 8th, 1978 and over the past Thirty-six years has become an integral part of the Manhattan dining scene.

A modern Italian restaurant with sweeping 6th floor views of the Empire State Building & Herald Square.