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Authentic Neapolitan pies on 57th perfect for a shopping/working recharge.
  • A Voce 
  •   Union Square  
  • Italian
  •  $$$ 
Blame this place for the duck meatballs showing up on everybody's expense account.
Lush patio, candlelit madness, great for hot dates.
Authentic Italian feeds the still-employed of the FiDi.
  • Ai Fiori 
  •   Garment District  
  • Italian
  •  $$$$ 
Michael White enters the hotel dining game with elegant Italian at the Setai.
  • Al di Là 
  •   Park Slope  
  • Italian
  •  $$$ 
Perpetually mobbed-up, but not in a pinkie ring and jogging suit way. Unfortunately.
  • Amorino Gelato 
  •   Greenwich Village  
  • Dessert, Ice Cream, Italian
  •  $ 
Authentic, all-natural gelato in creative fashionings.
  • Anthony's 
  •   Park Slope  
  • Italian
  •  $$ 
Low-pretense pizzeria an antipodal Franny’s on the far side of the Slope.
  • Apizz 
  •   Lower East Side  
  • Italian
  •  $$ 
Sophisto-pie from Peasant's Frank DeCarlo, making the LES safer by the minute for young children and Ohioans.
Quality Bay Ridge red sauce joint, crowded, noisy, and fun. Play the spot-a-real-Tony-Soprano game.
Every bit as stylish (and spendy) as the parent line.
Italian eatery with old world charm.
  • Arthur on Smith 
  •   Carroll Gardens  
  • American (New), Italian, Organic
  •  $$$ 
Southfork restaurateurs head up the island with a farm-to-table charmer.
  • Asellina 
  •   Murray Hill  
  • Italian
  •  $$$ 
Sprawling Italian spot at the Gansevoort Park comes complete with a chef from Vegas.
  • Babbo 
  •   Greenwich Village  
  • Italian
  •  $$$$ 
Mario Batali's flagship: uninhibited Italian on a culinary mission. Try everything.
  • Bamonte's 
  •   Williamsburg  
  • Italian
  •  $$ 
Oldest of Williamsburg's old-school Italians. Mangia!
Big bites of small plates, Italian style.
Wine and dine, looking fine.
  • Barbuto 
  •   West Village  
  • Italian
  •  $$$ 
Top roast chicken from chef Jonathan Waxman and his brick oven.
Casually upscale Italian joint with small plates and 40 wines by the glass.
Al di Là drops a neighborhoody spin-off near the Brooklyn Museum.
  • Betto 
  •   Williamsburg  
  • Italian, Mediterranean
  •  $$$ 
Greenmarket-inspired Medi from Corsino/’ino/’inoteca peeps.
  • Bettolona 
  •   Harlem  
  • Italian, Pizza
  •  $$ 
Bettola expands with homemade pizza and pasta inside a rustic Manhattanville spread.
Wood-burning oven adds character to simple, authentic approach.
Lady-leaning reincarnation of Café de la Gare. Mini-skillet cassoulet the warm version of cupcakes.
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