Taralucci e Vino has many personalities. For breakfast, you can get a great cappuccino and cornetto. For lunch, the panini are excellent (prosciutto and parmesan, grilled zucchini and mozzarella are my favorites). The pasta is good too — buckwheat pappardelle with broccoli rabe, and ravioli in butter and sage. Really, all the food is good, served in a casual atmosphere. At night, the lights darken and it turns more into a restaurant, but with the communal table, it remains casual. The espresso has been top notch for NY.
Ristorante
Tarallucci e Vino
- Address: 15 East 18th Street
- City: New York
- Phone: 212.228.5400
- Website: http://www.taralluccievino.net
- Price: $
- Reservation: http://www.opentable.com/reserve/taralluccievino&ref=6271
- Restaurant Type: Ristorante
- Country: United States
Taralucci e Vino has many personalities. For breakfast, you can get a great cappuccino and cornetti. For lunch, the panini are excellent (prosciutto and parmesan, grilled zucchini and mozzarella are my favorites). The pasta is good too — buckwheat pappardelle with broccoli rabe, and ravioli in butter and sage. Really, all the food is good, served in a casual atmosphere. At night, the lights darken and it turns more into a restaurant, but with the communal table, it remains casual. The espresso has been top notch for NY, though on a recent visit I learned that barrista, Cristiano from Abruzzi, had departed. He took his espresso seriously. Also visit the Taralucci outpost at Alessi on Green St, or on 1st Ave.