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270 Bleecker St., New York, NY, 10014
at Morton St.
212-924-6664
By lnelson on 11/27/2012
Risotteria has changed a lot unfortunately......We all understand the need to turn over restaurant tables to make money but the extremely pushy (pushing for us to eat our meals and leave) experience we had at the limited space restaurant of the Risotteria was unlike anything we had ever experienced before. Having just come back from Afghanistan we were looking forward to a good meal and an hour of relaxation but instead we were literally having our forks taken out of our hands when we going to put them down and we're inundated with being pushed out of the facility at every stage of our meal (we all had expensive meals, a bottle of wine, and we good consumers but pushed out in spite of this!). This is not a proper sit down restaurant but instead a fast food service joint- so expect this feeling and to be pushed out if you choose to be seated there.
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By Philipmarkin1984 on 3/4/2011
Went here for my girlfriends birthday bc she can't eat gluten waited almost 2 hours to be seated. food was over priced! To top it off after spending nearly $300 on food and wine our group was asked to leave after being there a little over an hour because they needed the table. We still had two half full bottles of wine. Staff was very rude I will not return!
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By almabuena7 on 6/8/2010
Alberto,the manager in charge,was very hepful and patient with my friend,he treated us like an old friend. Thank you for everything,I called you today because I forgot the name of the delicious wine that you sugested. I see you the coming october
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By vperrotta on 3/30/2010
I am on a Gluten Free diet & Risotteria is my go-to restaurant! At first, I had to beg my friends to go because they figured Gluten Free restaurants would be terrible...now they are asking me to go there! Since they have both Gluten Free & Non Gluten Free options, everyone is happy! The bread is addicting and the paninis and pizza are both delicious! The only downside is that the place is small so you may have to wait for a table. If you are there on a nice day, you can wait outside on the bench and people watch until your table is ready. The food is worth the wait!
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By ajw18 on 4/11/2009
The food here is great, also including the pizza and the long bread sticks they give out. Risotto runs from about $13 to $15 a pop, but is pretty economical because it is so heavy that you pretty much have left overs to take home as a meal itself. It is small, so be prepared for a 20 min wait for 2 at night.
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By earvinarp on 3/15/2009
I love this place. The rissottos in the menu are fantastic across the board. The pizzas are good as well, and very original. The space is tiny and very matter of fact. It is what it is. Gets crowded in the weekend but it's not hard to seat at the bar, if you are alone, or during weekdays on a table.
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