Italian food in New York stretches from red-sauce nostalgia to precise regional cooking, and the city honors both ends. Carbone in Greenwich Village turns 1950s Italian-American service into theatre, while Rezdôra in the Flatiron earned a Michelin star for hand-rolled Emilian pastas. Frankies 457 Spuntino has served Brooklyn-Italian on Court Street in Carroll Gardens since 2004, and Via Carota in the West Village leans Tuscan.
The two Franks have served Brooklyn-Italian on Court Street in New York City since 2004: handmade pastas, escarole salad, sausage cavatelli in a garden out.
OrderCavatelli, hot sausage, brown butter and sage.
TipSit in the garden in warm weather. The meatballs over polenta is the second pick if cavatelli has sold out.
Chef Stefano Secchi's Flatiron pasta room runs Emilian hand-rolled pastas in New York City: tortellini in brodo, anolini, gramigna. Michelin star since 2022.
OrderThe Tour of Emilia: five hand-rolled pastas, $98.
TipReservations open 28 days out on Resy. The bar runs walk-ins from 17:30 and serves the same pasta tour.
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