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126 W. 13th St., New York, NY, 10011
nr. Sixth Ave.
212-691-4886
clarkeke from 10012 | Posted on 3/26/09
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Best restaurant I've eaten in in years. Excellent service, accommodating wait service, superb food and wine. I would go back in a second. Perfect for couples or big groups.
LNK from 07030 | Posted on 8/28/08
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The service was excellent-a true Italian Family atmosphere. With a large wine list that could be intimidating to the vino neophyte, our waiters were extremely knowledgeable and helped us to select a bottle that did not only fit our tastes perfectly but also at a good value. The outdoor seating was lovely on a late summer evening and the food was amazing. Homemade pasta is incredible, recommend the lasagna and the flourless chocolate cake.
manhattinite71 | Posted on 11/11/04
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Wonderful food (the lasagna was to die for!). Great service. Reasonable prices. I can't wait to go back!
brashkin22 | Posted on 9/27/04
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In 2002, friends and I were treated to large portions and an informal atmosphere, not to mention sambuca and grappa on the house. Two years later, the portions have shrunk while the prices have soared, everything is pretentious, and my entire main course was a chicken breast with four tater tots. By trying to class up, Gradisca has lost its way.
maryland | Posted on 4/6/04
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Absolutely far better than other Italian restaurant in the neighborhood: charming staff, good food, friendly atmosphere and… good sambuca! The perfect ending of a perfect dinner: grappa & sambuca on the house. Don’t waist your time with other supposed Italian restaurant. This is the right spot to go.
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