Italian Restaurants in New York

A vanishing breed between its kind, Arte Restaurant is one of those quiet, beautiful, best kept secrets with a comfortable, homey ambiance. The fireplaces, the outside garden and the romantic atmosphere Read more...

Little Italy is known worldwide for its authentic Italian cuisine and the rich culture you can experience with just a walk down historic Mulberry Street. In the center of New Read more...

Located in a unique 19th century church, the country’s largest pizzeria is the perfect budget-friendly location for small and large groups to enjoy NY’s famous thin-crust, brick oven pizza. Founded Read more...

Paul & Jimmy’s Ristorante has been a landmark in the historic Gramercy Park neighborhood since 1950. The father and son tandem of Louis and Greg Azzollini continue to serve old-country Read more...

Opened by restaurateur Nicola Marzovilla in 1994, I Trulli Enoteca e Ristorante is one of New York City’s landmarks of fine Italian dining. Its wine list features more than 450 Read more...

Popular for Cappuccinos and Paninis. Located on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, Via Quadronno, a restaurant and paninoteca, is the perfect stop after a visit to one of your Read more...

Old world meets new world at Quattro Gatti, a Southern Italian gem located on east 81st street. This neighborhood oriented eatery has been serving fresh traditional fare to it’s devoted clientele Read more...

Founded by Sardinian friends who fell in love with New York City and decided to make it their home, Epistrophy is one of those rare Italian restaurants you can count Read more...

Erminia first opened its doors in 1982. It has been consistently rated New York’s most romantic restaurant and the number one choice for Valentine’s Day dinner.   Obtaining some of Read more...

Since 1977, Parma Restaurant has been catering to most particular of palates in Manhattan. For delicious appetizers, to delectable desserts, Parma Restaurant has everything you need to have a relaxing Read more...