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4 W. 49th St., New York, NY, 10020
nr. Fifth Ave.
212-397-0100
joestcyr from 10001 | Posted on 12/4/09
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This wonderful restaurant hits all the notes. This is NOT a Little Italy Southern Italian glop-fest. Fresh, exquisitely prepared food in portions that are appropriate. Warm and friendly atmosphere and great thin-crust traditional Roman pizzas. Do yoursef a favor and ignore the review from the person who hated it. He/she was looking for a very different experience - probabaly more Carmine's style for folks from out of town.
tomlang from 07731 | Posted on 12/29/08
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This place is by far the worst restaurant I have ever been to. The food was disgusting and ridiculously over priced. The service was terrible. The food was so expensive and the portions are a joke. My children weren't even full when we left and we paid $160. for a family of 4 to eat. The server was very snotty. we got bread that was cold like it had been in the refrigerator along with cold tomato sauce for dipping. I ordered the Lasagna, I've had frozen chef boyardee lasagne that was better and it was $24. for a 2x2 square of unedible lasagna. My children ordered fettucine alfredo that was $22. It was a huge bowl with nothing in it. They don't even give you a salad or anything with your meal for that price. It was a total rip-off. I am italian and this place was a total disgrace to the italian heritage. I would never step foot in that place again and I will tell everbody I know to never go there. beware! stay away from Alfredo of Rome restaurant.
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