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My favorite pizza in NYC - best crust I've ever had! More
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This restaurant is extraordinary - not clear why it's not on everyone's top 10 list - the Asian inspired dishes are both gorgeous and delicious - each one is a masterpiece and the wait staff are always eager to make suggestions and are concerned about allergy issues More
OpenTable Diner -
Great restaurant - great menu - artfully done. Our waiter recommended a wonderful pinot to go with our meal. The cheesecake sunday was good but not great. They had a terrifically creative razor clam egg salad which was delicious but could have been a larger portion. Otherwise everything was beautifully done. More
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Delicious food lovely ambience great service. Will return again and again. Thank you! More
OpenTable Diner -
Impeccable service, varied and always wonderful menu, and ideal for pre- theatre dining at the Public. A total pleasure. More
OpenTable Diner -
Great little Italian restaurant. Wonderful food, attentive service and fair prices. More
OpenTable Diner -
The appetizers were excellent and the main pasta dishes quite good...and the scallops were especially good. The front part of the restuarant is quite noisy but they have a back part that is quiet and better for conversation. More
OpenTable Diner -
We really like the Poni Room. It's a little unique (you poor your first glass of wine yourself). The food is a little overpriced for the portions, but it is very good. Highly recommend every one of the skewers, and the pickles. We've had our waitress before, and she was super-sweet, as usual. We'll be back. More
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Discover NoHo
If its southern neighbor, SoHo, is shopping mixed with a sprinkling of restaurants, then NoHo is the inverse with a foodie vibe. While it was once home to artists like Basquiat and Warhol, it now boasts some of the finest food in the city. For the refined palate, stylish bistros frequented by artists, actors, and fashionistas offer everything from French-Vietnamese fare to classic Italian. On the more everyday side of the spectrum, you can find Jewish deli comfort food, a solid NYC slice of pizza, and inexpensive Mexican street specialities. In NoHo, style is dished out across the board.
Discover NoHo
If its southern neighbor, SoHo, is shopping mixed with a sprinkling of restaurants, then NoHo is the inverse with a foodie vibe. While it was once home to artists like Basquiat and Warhol, it now boasts some of the finest food in the city. For the refined palate, stylish bistros frequented by artists, actors, and fashionistas offer everything from French-Vietnamese fare to classic Italian. On the more everyday side of the spectrum, you can find Jewish deli comfort food, a solid NYC slice of pizza, and inexpensive Mexican street specialities. In NoHo, style is dished out across the board.
