Went there this Friday after work nov. 4. 8ishTo get some food with the wife before the Dane Cook Comedy show at the Beacon. It looked nice from the outside and all but we went inside and the hostess says "what do you want?" Really common man?. Does it look like I'm going to go in a restaurant with button down shirt, shoes etc...to go wash dishes ?... my wife says a table she says like 35 min or w.e which we might have waited but not with that type of greeting... Make a long story short we ended up getting a slice of pizza sround the block ...n I def. Would not recommend this place at all even if the food might be good or not who knows. read more

The Boyfriend and I shared a lovely Pappardella picnic in Central Park one afternoon that included: - One prosciutto, mozzarella, tomato panini - Two roasted eggplant and peppers, goat cheese, balsamic reduction paninis - Antipasto platter with prosciutto, bresaola, salami, gorgonzola, goat cheese, parmigiana, artichokes, and olives - Pasta salad with penne, basil, and cherry tomatoes in pesto - Ricotta cheesecake - Apple cake - Hazelnut biscotti - Lemon soda To put it simply, we had quite the feast. Was it worth the price? Not really. For one, the paninis would actually be paninis and taste better if they were pressed and hot. For another, the portions seemed somewhat stingy (i.e. I have seen slices of cake much larger than both the ricotta and apple cakes combined). But, there was no denying that the ingredients were great -- the Italian cold cuts, the stinky yet more delicious cheeses, the al dente and refreshing pasta and cherry tomatoes. Of course, we didn't allow the integrity of the lunch ruin the mood and idea of an admittedly romantic picnic. read more

I ordered online a picnic for 2. When I came to pick up my basket, it wasn't ready; only because I ordered for the wrong date, for the following day. The server was a so wonderful; she offer to give me a picnic basket that was already prepared for a later pick up time. She saved the day. I was able to have my mother daughter picnic in Central Park as planned. They are located one block from Central Park; perfect location. The food was delicious; plenty for like 3 people. 2 prosciutto and mozzarella sandwiches, pasta salad, bread, olive oil, a cheese and meat platter, 2 lemon bars, biscotti and 2 water bottles. Also included is the utensils and a tablecloth. Perfect day at the park. read more

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I love the Upper West Side's cozy cafes and I love online deals. As a result, I purchased the Travelzoo voucher for brunch at Pappardella on 75th and Columbus. The deal included brunch for two, two entrees, two breakfast cocktails each, dessert, and coffee; an excellent value. The cocktail choices included a breakfast margarita, red or white sangria, orange or peach mimosa, or bloody mary. I enjoyed a sangria and ordered a very unique meal for my Brunch Entree. Being an Italian restaurant, not a diner, I wanted to avoid eating something overly typical. I had the Spaghetti Frittata, which was absolutely delicious. The combo of spaghetti, sundered tomatoes, eggs, and mozzarella cheese might seem a bit unusual but think "omelette meets pasta in heaven." This coupled with friendly service and pleasant atmosphere made this an excellent experience. read more

We picked up a groupon for a picnic. It was decent. I think it was worth the 30something $$ we paid for the groupon, but definitely not their original price $94. Everything was in plastic boxes with a vinyl tablecloth The antipasto was ok. I saw a pic of a previous customer who had much nicer cheeses. I think its because 2 of our cheeses were very creamy and just looked like a smush in the box We got 3 cheeses, one was a fragrant soft blue cheese. Then we got a light smear of cheese -almost tasted like cream cheese. Then just 2 big slices of a harder cheese. some olives, artichoke and meats. Olive oil and bread pesto penne pasta- not bad. had good flavor, parmesan, and a little bit of cherry tomatoes The sandwich was decent, very simple. Fresh mozerrella, 2 slices of tomato and proscuitto. the bread was very good and crusty. The lemon squares were absolutely disgustingly unedible. You could just taste the entire stick of butter which was used, and everything just glued your mouth shut. No fragrance, no finesse, just a gobsmack of butter in your mouth. The biscotti were really good. Nice almond flavor, hard crunch All in all, a decent picnic worth $30 (I think on groupon its $39 and then there was a $5 tax and pick up fee. I don't think its worth $40. I had used a 20% off groupon code...so it was around $30), but don't be expected to be blown away read more

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How do places like this survive in NYC? Gross. My grilled chicken was very dry, served on some mushy squash or something and SMOTHERED with butter sauce. Our waiter even pushed this as the healthiest option. My boyfriend's branzino was disgusting and served with terrrrrrrrible broccoli. No idea how anyone messes up broccoli that badly - soggy and drenched in some weird sour sauce. Restaurant was cold - I've already read that in another review - turn up the heat already! Really upset we wasted $70 on some horrendous entrees when we live in one of the best culinary cities in the world. Poor. read more

First, when I reserve outdoors, I expect it to be outdoors, not the outdoor area, with which I'm very familiar, totally enclosed. That's not outdoors, that's indoors. They didn't have a real outdoor table for us (there was some confusion as to what happened to the table; evidently it was used for a large party of 12 kids who were having a birthday party right next to us), so we accepted an indoor table in the formerly outdoor area. The GM wasn't particularly nice about the entire situation. No checking of our vaccination status or that of the 10 12-year-olds to my knowledge. Although my lobster ravioli was very good, my friend's chicken parmesan was cold and not particularly tasty. I will never return. read more

Delicious Italian restaurant in the Lincoln Center vicinity. This restaurant was excellent. Delicious food, pleasant staff, nice atmosphere. The Food: fresh, flavorful, large portion, satisfying The menu had tons of options, 15+ appetizers, 15+ Pasta dishes, 10+ meat dishes and a few seafood. They also have 10 kinds of pizza. The wine list was also large but I think they only had one wine by glass and it's $10. We went for a $26 bottle instead. I ordered the lobster ravioli entree and it was the best I've ever had. The raviolis were stuff with grounded Lobster meat that you can bite and taste; at other places I'm usually left wondering "where was the lobster meat?" The sauce was very flavorful and creamy and I found a good amount of shrimps floating in it. Very Delicious!!! Atmosphere: Romantic, Outdoor seating I think this place is perfect for a date. It's romantic and affordable. read more

Gross. My unfortunate date and I have come here before heading over the Lincoln center. Both of our pasta dishes were disgusting - tasted like everything has just been microwaved. Where were the yummy pasta dishes other people were talking about?! Too watery, forgot to strain canned veggies, maybe? Even if it were just one "off night," there are too many restaurants I actually enjoy. Every time we walk by this place, we laugh. Definitely did *NOT* stay for dessert. read more

After 2 visits here on separate trips to NYC, I can say that this is one of the best places I have ever gone for gluten-free dining. The service is outstanding, and the owner is very attentive to meeting the needs of gluten-free diners. On my recent visit she sent an order of gluten-free garlic bread to the table before it was officially put on the menu. It was fantastic! Granted, I have not had garlic bread in years, so this was a real treat. But the bread enthusiasts at my table confirmed that it was truly awesome garlic bread and not just a novelty. I have had pasta dishes both times I have been there and they have been outstanding. Their gluten-free pasta is one of the best I have had, with good flavor and a nice al dente texture that is hard to attain with some GF pastas. My dining companions who tried it indicated that they would not be able to tell it was gluten-free pasta. For dessert the sorbets are fresh with good flavor. Overall, this is a great place for gluten-free dining and I will definitely be returning on subsequent trips to NYC. read more

Pappardella has been our go-to comfort zone for years & years. Holidays, spur of the moment drop-ins. Staff is cordial, welcoming, food & drink 5-stars. read more

Probably one of my favorite restaurants in the area. One can surmise that giving my favorite restaurant in the area 3 stars means I'm not in love with the local cuisine, yes that is correct. The pasta dishes are great albeit a little overpriced. It read more

Great service and food highly recommend to anyone looking for authentic Italian! Very baby friendly and family restaurant!

LOVE. LOVE. LOVE. I have a hard time ordering every time I go because I always struggle between ordering my favorite or trying something new. We've never ordered anything we didn't love. The photos on here don't really do it justice. There's a good amount of 2 and 4 tops outside for nice evenings and the inside feels cozy without being cramped. It has a perfect balance - great for a date but just as well suited for a fun group dinner (with some table maneuvering). The pricing is pretty good. Not cheap but not over the top. I would say very fair for fresh, delicious healthy portions of yummy pasta ($17-$26). My fiance and I just moved to the neighborhood this summer and it's become our favorite spot when we're not in the mood to cook at home. Definitely worth a visit! read more

The food was pretty good, so was the service. We ate outdoors since it was summer time. It was a little tight between our space and the other tables but wasn't a horrible experience. read more

Authentic, comfortable and cozy dining room. Our party of three went on a Tuesday afternoon at 1pm, only a few people in there at that time. Ask for the lunch menus at this hour--we were given the dinner menus at a higher price, but we then asked for the lunch menus. We ranged from chicken parm sandwich, to a full shrimp and rice, etc plate to the "small plates" 3/$15. The small plates by three--nicely presented, topped with fresh basil sprig--however, the roasted red peppers were from a jar, as were the artichoke hearts. Drizzled some not-so-quality evoo and they were really just ok, but plenty filling. The bread was excellent. Our waiter, Jose was excellent. Friendly and attentive. Overall a very good experience at a reasonable cost in Manhattan. $113., including tip for three meals and three glasses of wine. Worth the money for sure. read more

Ahhh, the joy of the UWS...picking a restaurant after you walk up and down Columbus reading menus. Came here this past weekend and really enjoyed it. My friend and I showed up with no reservations and were seated within 5 minutes on a Saturday night about 7:30 or 7:45 pm. The waitstaff was friendly though maybe a little slow at moments but not enough for me to lose my patience. My friend and I each ordered a salad and then split an entree. I had the salad with goat cheese and walnuts, very tasty, and she had the Caesar which looked good as well. Added a bottle of Chianti which was only $30 and still drinkable! We split the Orechhiette Barsi as an entree and I thought it was fantastic. Small pasta shells with spinach, sun dried tomatoes and sausage. And just the right amount of food (no split fee by way, key). Of course, when you split an entree it just means you have room for desert which we did and ordered the old faithful, Tiramisu. As some of you may know, this desert can easily be screwed up. But Pappardella delivered it just fine. A glass of port at the end and I considered it a very relaxing Saturday night before I had to fly out for work the next. Certainly, wouldn't mind stumbling in here again. read more

We came here because we got a deal in one of the social media website. We don't live in UWS but Ion wknds we love to come here and experience a more friendly service.About the place: spacious, roomy atmosphere attentive staff/servers Spaghetti frittata is a must! Jennifer the bartender was awesome! will go back for sure. read more

Pappardella is so nice! The decor here is lovely: An understated elegance, and yet not snooty in any way. It is a bit more upscale, so you might not feel comfortable stumbling in here wearing your cutoffs and flip-flops after an exhausting day of shopping on the UWS, but if you did, the staff would make you feel right at home just the same. The service here was great. Our server was polite and attentive, and showed up just enough to make his presence known without making a pest of himself. The food was very, very good, with a lean toward the Southern Italian dishes. My Pollo Milanese was sublime, and The Hub's Orecchiette Barresi was outstanding as well, with huge, succulent shrimp and sun dried tomatoes. The sides we chose were perfectly prepared, too, with a melt-in-the-mouth asparagus and a Patate al Forno that I kept stealing from Hub. Dessert was another Pappardella triumph: A torta de ricotta like I've never had before, and a lemon panna cotta that I dreamed about that night. This is where you want to come for that special little occasion with someone you like a lot. read more

Was in NYC for Thanksgiving, and looking for a reasonably priced Thanksgiving Dinner Prix Fixe. I thought this place hit it out of the park for the price. The Thanksgiving prix fixe alone was $39 ish, but with the wine pairing was around $55 per person. Compared to some of the other prices of prix fixes on yelp that I researched, this was a steal. The place is rustic Italian, but the prix fix was traditional Thanksgiving with a rustic Italian twist. Two choices for the first course, proscuitto and lentil salad, which my mom got, or pumpkin gnocchi, which I had. I thought both were delicious, but my mom wasn't wild about the proscuitto and lentil salad. She said it was a little salty. I agree, but hey, it's proscuitto. It's gonna be a little salty. The main course was FREE RANGE turkey (both light and dark meat) with gravy, traditional stuffing, cranberry sauce, and mashed sweet potatoes. The main course was fantastic. It was all familiar, but with a little bit of a twist. The mashed sweet potatoes weren't super sweet like sweet potato casserole, and even the stuffing used a little different seasoning. Turkey was awesome--so juicy. If I would have been eating this at home, I would have gone for seconds on everything, but one plate of this was plenty of food. Dessert was a choice of bread pudding or pecan pie, and again, my mom and split one of each. Thought I would like the pie better, but the bread pudding actually won out. Pecan pie was good, but not exceptional. The wine pairings were awesome. Generous pours of about 4 to 5 ounces. Trust me--this is plenty of wine, by the time dessert rolls around. Very nice host and servers. Made my reservation through Open Table. I would definitely recommend this Prix Fixe for Thanksgiving. read more

This is possibly my new favorite restaurant in the city and DEFINITELY my favorite Italian restaurant in the city. I recently had to go 100% Gluten-free which is pretty much the worst thing ever, so to have found a place where I can still enjoy all of my Italian favorites is really very exciting. This place has a full GF menu that includes pastas, pizzas, desserts and even Chicken/Veal Parmesan (very rare). I went with a friend who is not GF and he was also impressed with the food. Here's the breakdown: Started with an excellent glass of Pinot Grigio and for me to call it excellent, it really had to be excellent. I'm one of those people who think white wine tastes like white wine and red wine tastes like red wine, but this particular glass was very tasty, to the point that I commented on it to my friend several times (I think it may have started to annoy him...). We shared the Beef Carpaccio for an appetizer. The portion was adequate and the hearts of palm were an interesting addition. I'd never seen them used in this dish before, and I've eaten ALOT of beef carpaccio. My friend got a pasta dish for his main course which he raved about and I decided to go with the GF Veal Parmesan which came with a side of GF pasta, both of which were delicious. It's hard to find a GF pasta that comes close to replicating the real thing and this was one of the best I've had (though Barilla will always make the best IMO). For dessert, I got the Flourless Chocolate Cake which was a terrible idea ONLY in that I was already stuffed and had no business eating dessert, but it was TO DIE FOR. Seriously, I would go back to this place just for this dessert. It was warm and decadent and the flavor was spot on, complemented perfectly by vanilla ice cream and caramel sauce. My one gripe about dinner was that I had to pay extra for GF bread, even though regular bread is complimentary. To be fair, they did warn me ahead of time that it would be extra, so it wasn't a surprise, just slightly annoying. The decor was excellent. We went around Christmas time and they had very tasteful holiday decorations that went with with the homey, family vibe. Service was great. I would definitely recommend this place for both dates and families (though it may be a bit on the pricey said for the latter but hey it's the UWS, what do you expect?) Bottom line: I will most DEFINITELY return...hopefully with someone who will be paying for me ;) read more

Normally I don't crave Italian but yesterday I did. From the reviews, this place sounded great and oh boy, it was. I was surprised that there was no wait but I'm not complaining. From the start, the server was extremely attentive, answering any questions we had and making sure that we had everything we needed. It makes an enormous difference when waitresses/waiters actually go around and ask, "Is everything okay?" while you're eating your meal. It's what differentiates the 4 star restaurant from the 3. Our waitress did exactly that. I would HIGHLY recommend the lobster ravioli. The chunks of lobster in the sauce bring the dish to an entirely different level. The sauce was delicious and I ended up eating all the free bread because I was scooping up all the leftover lobster sauce. My friend got the Pappardelle Funghi E Tartufo and it was perfectly al dente. PERFECT. read more

One evening after the gym, my friend and I set off to meet another friend of ours to enjoy a well-earned dinner. We decided to treat ourselves to Italian and opted for a place on the Upper West Side in close proximity to the gym and for low-key after dinner drinks. Our friend, Howie R., was waiting for us in the back of the restaurant by the bar. An interesting place to be since bars are typically near the entrance but this suggested that people who choose to sit at the bar could feel like a part of the crowd sitting down for dinner. I originally made a reservation via Open Table and once we were checked in, we were instructed to wait as a table was set-up. When it was ready, Howie R. checked his coat and bag since there was hardly room between the tables that were set-up towards the middle of the restaurant. Sitting next to him, I was lucky there was no one directly next to me as that would have presented an awkward problem getting out from the table should I have needed to do that. The service was great overall and our waitress was very attentive and observant meaning, she did not come up to us too much in the beginning since she saw how we were deep in conversation. We ordered some water along with one Manhattan and two Chardonnay's in preparation for what would inevitably be a heavy dinner. My friend Chris G. and I split the Calamari from the Insalata ~ Antipasto section of the menu comprising of sautéed calamari, tomato jam, swiss chard, raisin, and pine nuts. For the entrée, we split an incredible pasta dish named Pappardelle Buttera: sweet and spicy sausage, sweet green peas, sage and perfectly creamy vodka sauce. They split the dish very nicely evening out the sauce, peas and sausage. In fact, it was a good portion to have since even though the sauce appeared to be heavy (it was) the rest of the dish looked like it wouldn't be enough. Howie R. ordered the Pappardelle Funghi e Tartufo: wild mushroom ragu, white wine, truffle cream, roasted garlic and basil because he's a "Funghi!" (Funghi = Fun Guy...get it? Ha, ha!). The waitress laughed as we all did, gotta love a good pun! As our pasta disappeared, we not only enjoyed the food, drinks and décor but we appreciated the crowd that dined there as well. There were a lot of mature couples or people in their 30's - 40's. The restaurant was buzzing and people were friendly, as one woman wished us all goodnight and an older couple opposite us engaged us in a pretty interesting conversation as well. Typically I'm not a huge fan of this kind of situation, but it was welcomed. It set the tone for the restaurant since a lot of people there were locals and whoever was in the city, felt it was well worth the trip to come in and saw Pappadelle as a must for dinner. Although it is not one of the best Italian restaurants in the city, it is certainly one of the better restaurants in the area to enjoy Italian food. read more

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Don't waste your time and money here. Bad service and worst food. Food tasted spoiled. Dirty cups. read more

The calamari that I ordered had plastic in it. They told me it was calamari shells but calamari doesn't have shells. I understand that it's COVID but I still think that the servers attitude was ridiculous. read more

We had been here before a few months ago before going to The Beacon Theatre & came again last night because we were going to The Beacon again. Well we loved it then & we loved it then & we loved it now. Service was excellent & the food delicious. I highly recommend the Pappardella special with lemon breadcrumbs, anchovies & broccoli & also the cauliflower soup. Wonderful read more

Pappardella - Papoardella with broccoli, lemon breadcrumbs & anchovies - Italian Near Me - New York, New York

I have lived on the same block as Pappardella for 3 years and I tried it for the first time over the weekend! I got the pizza rucola e prosciutto and the insalata riviera. Both were really good. The salad had big chunks of parmiggiano and was dressed perfectly with a super light dressing, The toppings on the pizza were pretty good ingredients and the crust was nice, thin, and chewy. However, it didn't feel as toasty as the wood fired oven Neapolitan pizza from Celeste by 84th Street. The only complaint is the unattentive service. Be prepared to flag them down for drinks and etc. The table next to us got there way before us and ordered the same pizza, but we ended up getting the pizza before they did. The pricing is very acceptable for what it is. This is definitely one of the better restaurants on UWS. read more

We dined here on a Saturday night. We both had veal, prepared in two different ways. And it was easily the worst meal either of us had had out in a long time. The piece of meat was subpar (a big slab of paper-thin, barely thawed veal), presentation nil, and even the pasta was severely under-cooked. The service was good, noise level not too high, and we tried to take solace in the delight of each other's company to make up for the terrible food. We had a coupon which offset our dissapointment somewhat. This is not, however, an inexpensive restaurant. In fact it is quite pricey. read more

I ordered a gluten-free Margarita pizza for take-out on my lunch break. Two points I'd like to make: a) The website said this pizza was $15. I got there and it was $16. Plus tax, it came to $17.42. b) It was about 9" (I measured and took a picture - that's how incensed I was). That's it. An appetizer size for almost $20! The quality itself was *alright* but not outstanding (I know, it's gluten-free...but still! $20!). That's completely outrageous. As someone allergic to gluten, it's hard for me to find food I can eat sometimes. This place is only 2 blocks away from work. Nonetheless, I'm never going back. Total ripoff. read more

Very nice, italian place! Friendly an helpful staff. My Lobster Ravioli was perfect, but my wife's glutenfree Baresi missed an egde (a bit boring). The place is very down to earth and welcoming. You get an true Italian vibe. Would definitly recommend eating here if you are in the neigbourhood, but it's not a place you travel to if you are located somewhere else om manhattan. Perfect after a walk in central park or a trip to thw History museum. read more

A wonderful find lost in the sea of passable restaurants on Columbus Ave. The homemade noodles are paired perfectly with sauces that spring from the kitchens of one's italian mama's back in Italy. While the selection was pretty standard the flavor of these dishes makes the competing italian restaurants in this neighborhood hang their heads in shame. The namesake dish (Pappardelle) stood out from the rest with its creamy pink tomato suace and chunks of spiced sausage. The thick bread provided the perfect utensil to sweep up the remainder of this perfectly crafted meal. Like some restaurants along Columbus the outdoor seating atmosphere is ruined by the piles of rotting garbage and traffic that sits four feet away blowing up dirt and fumes. Better to sit inside so you don't gag when the garbage man swings by to empty the trash, as happened when i was there last. read more

Strolling throughthe Green Market on a perfect Sunday afternoon, my friends and I were hungry (as always), so we popped into the closest joint that had a decent brunch menu - Pappardella. SCORE! My salmon crostini was amazing and very light, and my friends' dishes were all quite amazing. It was a particularly hot day out, but they kept the room at perfect temperature, meaning NOT freezing. Service was friendly but not overwhelming either. Overall, the perfect Sunday brunch. read more

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Been back a few times and that's rare for me. Let's face it- it's a homey, consistently good, pasta joint if you're in the nabe. And I love this nabe. Plus, BBE is always offering 30%. Does service still kinda suck? Yes.. well it doesn't suck. It's just meh. Slow and meh. Tables are always open, esp during lunch.. too bad they don't offer more lunch pastas/items as brunch items because the brunch menu gets you free coffee/tea. Which otherwise is $3.50 for a tiny ass cup! You can refill though- I had to 3 times and I'm a one cup a day girl! In further fairness, it's much better for those who need gluten free- I once came with a friend who digs the gluten free pizza. There are a lot of options for that. Since the cabornara (their most successful item as I see it's on the brunch menu) with bf, I've had the: pappardelle with spicy sausage, vodka sauce and peas, and the papparedelle with wild mushroom ragu and truffle cream/basil (don't taste much of these two). I think the spicy sausage was better but I appreciate the well made pasta and just and that it is heavvvy and thick. Came once also a friend who had the tagilatelle with shrimp.. also yummy (but prefer what I've gotten) read more

Monday afternoon Lun-ner. Walked in and got a great seat. Got the price fix menu. bruschetta: Prosciutto: It was delicious. pappardelle funghi e tartufo: it was delicious tiramisu with coffee: it was delicious. Although, I found it a bit odd that they had a price fix, then added a lot of supplemental charges for different dishes. I don't necessarily like that. pizza: prosciutto: it was a sizable portion. Overall impression: I enjoyed it. Nice overall ambiance. I would go back. read more

It's ok nothing amazing. I had the gnocchi with pesto and had to add salt. The wine was great and we didn't have to wait long to order

I thought the best dish here was the broccoli side dish with garlic and parmesan cheese. I thought the orchiette dish was disappointing. My italian faince is a tough critic and loved the chicken parm. We got take out and they forgot to give us one of the entrees. When I called to tell them they quickly sent over a delivery guy to give us our missing food. I was happy with how they fixed their mistake. read more

Purchased a Gilt City picnic basket from them, and yes, I must say, I was a fan. Although it came in a bag, I wasn't upset. There was plenty of food to go around, all high quality. It says that it is for 2 people, but can definitely be enough for 3, maybe even 4 if you're not an endless pit like me. Came with some penne with basil, some anti pasto, 2 desserts, 2 paninis, apples, drinks...a very fulfilling, yet healthy basket. The vegetable panini was absolutely amazing. I tend to like meat in my sandwiches, but this panini was really good. I can only really remember there being asparagus, sun dried tomatoes and eggplant (I know there are others), but the flavor was so good. On a nice day, I totally recommend picking up a basket from here, and strolling on over to sheep meadow. Packing your own basket is cheaper, but for those times you want to be lazy, go here. read more

The Pappardella pasta dishes are delish! you'll want to eat it all even though it will be hard. I ordered the papardelle with with mushrooms and truffle and it might just be my favorite pasta dish in the area. My brother got the dish with sausage and it was also wonderful. The bruschetta variety is also fantastic with the jelly and cheese as an alternative to the traditional tomatoes. I'd recommend coming in to dine but they do do take out and you can order to go which I did on another occasion. the service was great. read more

Attentive service (they must have refilled our bread basket and olive oil at least 3 times without our asking) and really yummy food. Butter pappardelle was delicious. Funghi pizza was also very good. Peaceful Sunday dinner, good way to unwind the weekend after a nice walk through Central Park/UWS. read more

Pappardelle Funghi E Tartufo Wild Mushroom Ragu, White Wine, Truffle Cream, Basil ... with a bottle of Chianti and desert. Love this place, I stop by anytime I am with my love on the Upper West Side. It is in a great area, not too far from the movie theater and the park. Highly recommended for a girls night out full of wine and chit chatter or a cozy date with the one you love. read more