Italian Restaurants in New York City

Zero Otto Nove Bronx

Traditional Italian food & drink served in a warm setting with an old-world vibe.

Lulla NYC

Antonio's Trattoria

Cozy trattoria known for its brick-oven thin-crust pies & other homestyle Italian dishes.

Patrizia's Of Manhattan

Vibrant kitchen doling out brick-oven pizzas and Italian standards such as pasta and veal marsala.

Piacere

This rustic-chic place with sidewalk seating offers individual brick-oven pizzas plus pastas & wine.

SESAMO - Italian Restaurant Hell's Kitchen

Stylish, dimly lit wine bar with open kitchen & an Italian-leaning menu, including homemade pasta.

Puglia

Big portions of Italian basics served up in a throwback space lined with murals & memorabilia.

Grotta Azzurra

Neighborhood institution with traditional Italian fare in a white tablecloth setting.

Evelina

Mediterranean and Italian locale serving pastas, small plates, and wood-fired dishes, plus cocktails.

Palma

Italian classics are crafted from organic ingredients in a sunwashed stucco space with a garden.

Aria Hell's Kitchen

A rustic space of wood beams & slate floors sets the scene for wines & Italian small plates.

Cipriani Downtown

Upscale scene where an international crowd tucks into Italian food chased with Bellinis.

Il Bacco

Local mainstay for traditional Italian cooking in an old-fashioned setting with a rooftop garden.

Emporio

Roman-style wood-fried pizza, homemade pastas, and wine served in an Italian eatery with a skylight in the back room.

Isabelle's Osteria

Upbeat restaurant with an enclosed patio, serving Italian dishes, wine, and cocktails.

Giando on the Water

Traditional Italian fare offered in a formal setting with panoramic Manhattan skyline views.

Norma Hell's Kitchen

Warm, woody restaurant with exposed-brick walls offering classic Sicilian flavors, plus a deli.

Giulietta

Aurora Brooklyn

A Tuscan-styled dining room & a large, leafy garden set the stage for rustic Italian cooking.

Jose Luis Little Italy