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    Eataly NYC Downtown

    3.7 (1.5k reviews)
    ModerateGrocery, Italian, Cafes
    Closed 7:00 am - 11:00 pm

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    Window view. Manager arranged my table after she found out it was my 50th bday!
    Barbara B.

    From the second I got there. I felt very appreciated and welcomed. I live in Indiana, (but a Jersey girl), and when someone knew, I was spending my fiftieth birthday in new york, they recommended this place. I'm not disappointed. They moved my table to an excellent view, and provided great service. The wine selection was not too bad, and everyone enjoyed their food except for one thing, but we let it go. Great spot!

    Pasta Carbonara
    Jeremy S.

    We dined here for an early dinner after touring the 9/11 Memorial Museum. Our experience was a bit of a mixed bag. We got the focaccia, bolognese, and pasta carbonara with a cacio e pepe suppli. All the food was pretty good, but missing a wow factor. I also thought everything had a little too much flavor? Eataly brands itself as an authentic Italian experience, but it tasted a little fast food-y compared to real authentic spots imo. The restaurant is nice, it has a good view overlooking the WTC area. Service though is also where I think this place falls a bit short. Our server wasn't very friendly in explaining the menu or giving recommendations, kind of gave the feeling that we should know the menu already and tried a bit too hard to seem like the food would be authentic and amazing. She also seemed to end her shift in the middle of our meal without telling us. All of a sudden we had no idea who our next waiter was, and things seemed a bit chaotic. It's not a bad spot for a meal if you are close by, but just don't expect too much. Wish we had a better experience.

    Marck N.

    We stopped her for lunch. We bought the prosciutto panini, roast beef panini, prosciutto and mozzarella cheese, and the mushroom pizza. All were very good. From the panini's I enjoyed the roast beef one. The roast beef was salty and the focaccia bread was crisp on the outside and soft inside. Of the pizza, I enjoyed the mushroom pizza. The crust was crisp and it had a lot of mushrooms on the top. The cornicione was crisp and what I would expect. We ate in the back area, so it was not busy on the Saturday that we visited.

    Eleisha M.

    After touring the 9/11 Memorial Museum we grabbed lunch here. The whole upper floor is the restaurant, so it can become a little overwhelming. At first you may think you have stepped into a small grocery store, but they have seating strategically placed in different alcoves. Before deciding what you would like or where you want to sit, take a walk around. They have pizza, ravioli, fresh pasta, gelato, and many other things you can grab in go. But to experience it fully...stop and take a seat. I opted for the BRUSCHETTA: Toasted Sourdough Bread, Whipped Ricotta, Roosted Bufternut Squash, Urbani Black Truffle. Great way to start the meal off. Flavor and a surprise in every bite. I had BEET RAVIOLIS for my main dish. Bright flavor. My niece had the ALFREDO. It was neat to watch them spin it in the cheese wheel at the table. We topped the meal off with a side of bread - so soft and fresh. chef's kiss! Stopped and grabbed some gelato on our way out. A fantastic experience, with great food, and a wonderful store to explore. They also have teaching classes and different stations to sit and learn new skills.

    MINESTRA CONTADINA
    Joyce P.

    I could eat at Eataly every day if I could. I've already been twice in the past week. I recently tried the Short Hills location, and while the ambiance and crowd were great, the pasta didn't really do it for me. It wasn't as soft or flavorful as I expected. I usually go to the FiDi location, but this one is definitely my favorite. It's closer to the city for me, and it's low key, cozy, and just a really chill vibe. It's honestly my little escape when I want to unwind and just be in my own world. They're currently offering Restaurant Week specials, an appetizer and a main for $26, which is such a good deal. Just keep in mind that each Eataly restaurant inside the market has a different menu, so it's worth checking ahead to decide which spot you want to try.

    Karen C.

    Came here with some colleague for dinner. Everything was delish! Service was good! Ordered arugula salad, margherita pizza and truffle pizza! Highly recommend and def want to come back and try the pasta!

    Unique pottery -saucer
    Lubie A.

    The space is incredible. VIews awesome. I sat in the area that faces the side street between two buildings. It was lunchtime but not crowded. The coffee line was huge though. I got a cappuchino. It was very good, but in a tiny cup. I know in Italy they come in small cups, but we are in NYC.

    Tagliatelle alla Bolognese.
    Anna B.

    First time trying food at Eataly. I thought Eataly was merely a restaurant, not a grocery store and food court. Tried the Tagliatelle alla Bolognese at the homemade pasta bar and it was bomb!! Needed some peppery seasoning so I asked for pepper packets on the side and it made the dish even more fantastic. Perfection portion for the price. Also, shared like a chocolate chip vanilla gelato with a family member and it was alright... definitely not some of the best gelato I've tried, I've had better. It was somewhat icy textured in some bites and not smoothly creamy. Moreover, a good spot for grabbing dinner. Located in Westfield World Trade Center.

    Kim S.

    It's a nice combination of market and quick food options. We opted for a pizza slice and panini. The food was good and reasonably priced. There is a space to sit at a table to enjoy your food. Staff were all friendly. The location is right near the 9/11 Memorial so this was a perfect quick lunch for us prior to doing our museum tour.

    Table setting
    Soo L.

    Came for a leisurely lunch on a cold day. Restaurant is located all the way in the back but is easy to find. Clean modern ambiance with large windows and great downtown view. Clientele was a mix of tourists and business meetings. Service is straightforward. Ordered the focaccia (so yummy), calamari (very fresh), salad (big portion size), black truffle pasta (I wish they gave more truffle), and seafood fra diavolo (tasted amazing). Food tasted amazing and left very full with plenty of leftovers for the next day, which still tasted good. Can be on the pricier side if you dine in vs getting individual items from the store but consider this a treat your self occasion and you'll be fine. Would recommend if you'd like a leisurely lunch among the bustle downtown.

    Jane B.

    Stopped by Eataly Downtown with a friend after seeing an exhibition at the Perelman Arts Center, and it was a great post-show treat. We went to the café area, which has a great selection of desserts, gelato, and coffee. We went on a weekend evening it was not very crowded, so it was a good spot for conversation and a treat We both ordered hot beverages. I had a mocha almond milk latte and my friend ordered a matcha latte (each around $7), and we split two desserts. Both were fantastic. The pistachio tiramisu ($10+) was especially memorable. I have never had a version like this before. It is made with a rice flour sponge cake, making it gluten free, and it was sweet without being overwhelming. The homemade cannoli ($6.90) was also excellent and filled to order right in front of us with sweet sheep's milk ricotta. The hot beverages were a tad expensive, but I would recommended for coffee and dessert, grabbing treats to go, or if you are nearby and need a pleasant break.

    Alyssa Y.

    After visiting the 911 museum, we were looking for a spot for a late lunch. There was a nearby bar that we were hoping to get into but when we wandered over, they said the weight was going to be 45 minutes. Our group of five was already tutoring on the edge of Hangry and decided we needed something sooner. We made our way over to Italy as we figured they would have plenty of options and we were not wrong. We originally checked out the restaurant, but decided that that wasn't the vibe we were going for and decided to just eat in the food hall area.This was great as our party got pizzas and pasta from different spots. All of the food was delicious. We sat in the back area past the gelato spit and coffee bar which was perfect because the water station was there and we were thirsty! The place is seven with a whole shopping area as well so if you have a little extra time and we're looking for some tasty treats on the go or maybe a souvenir to take back home the spot is worth checking out.

    Pasta anyone?
    Bertha C.

    Strolling around is so wonderful! The issue I had was that there were so many great choices but couldn't make up my mind where to eat. I ended up buying a delicious pasta and sat by myself enjoying a time alone away from the crowd. It's so upbeat but I found a great area to sit without being interrupted and enjoyed my dish. Well, I did have company, a little bird kept me company.

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