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Barolo East

4.4 (339 reviews)
PriceyItalian
Open • 11:30 am - 11:00 pm
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Moderate noise
Dogs allowed
Outdoor seating

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Veal!
E G.

4.5 Stars! Our first adventure off the plane for our yearly girls nyc trip!!! The outdoor patio was lovely and service was efficient, attentive and non intrusive! They have a large menu which is nice! The branzino was defined and delicious! They changed up the sides with no problem! The veal was cooked to perfection great flavor! Hugo spritz was delightful!

Super cute interior with a bar downstairs
Tansy W.

What a cute spot! The homemade pastas were great. My husband and I both got one of the specials - my squid ink pasta special was pretty good (lobster was cooked perfectly) but his spaghetti was the star - I don't normally love spaghetti but the pasta texture was perfect and the sauce was out of this world - tasted almost like a vodka sauce. The tiramisu was also excellent. We also got the burrata appetizer which was fine (a little bland for my personal taste). Service was also friendly. Would definitely return if in the area!

Second level
Tiffany L.

I had a decent dinner here, but it didn't get off to a good start. There was a gentleman who works at this restaurant (not sure if he was the manager) standing next to the front door who saw me arriving and struggling to open the front door but didn't help and then made an annoying joke when I was trying to find my party. I really liked the multi-level aspect of the restaurant (restrooms on lower level, bar on ground level, some tables on the second level and then more tables plus an outdoor space on the top level. Our server was also friendly and very attentive with refilling our drinks. I really liked the grilled octopus and burrata appetizers. The dessert (tiramisu and apple strudel) were also both delicious. I did not like my entree unfortunately (penne with zucchini and mushroom) mainly because the cheese used didn't pair well at all with this dish. I was able to just scrape it all off though. We did have to wait a decent amount of time between each course. Our dinner took a little over two hours. I would maybe return, but there are other Italian restaurants in the area that I prefer.

Fettucine alla Ragu Bolognese

I love this spot! Such a cozy and authentic Italian spot with a lovely team. The food was all great - the chicken parm was massive and definitely my fav but the bolognese and burrata were also great!

Pasta con Fettucine alla Ragu Bolognese
R K.

Impeccable quality for what Italian food should be. The upscale ambiance wasn't crowded and gave an intimate experience that isn't rushed. Service was unbelievably attentive and what you would find in a 5 star restaurant. Definitely a hidden gem transplanted from Tuscany to the City.

Risotto Porcini alla Olio Tartuffato
Walt P.

I ate at the bar. The service was great but I thought it was a little too cramped at the bar. The need to remove a chair or two. The wine list was excellent lots of options by the glass. I also observed they had a ton of bourbons with many hard to find labels. The food was good the Cesar salad was made perfectly and portions were adequate. The risotto. Was average not remarkable but it wasn't bad. I definitely would come back and try some of this other dishes.

Chantae' H.

What a find! With being in New York only a few days and so many options it's difficult to find the hidden gems. I am not one to gate-keep so Barolo East is my pick. Service was friendly, I was able to make reservations on the app, showed up and we were immediately greeted by multiple people. It had that family vibe I love. We started with a round of appetizers, entrees and desserts. The buratta appetizer was fresh and delish, perfect for three people to share. We also had the grilled octopus which presented well and even though I'm not a huge sea creatures fan, it was delicious. Now the veal was by far the best of the dishes. I loved my penne zucchini e pecorino but I was pleasantly surprised after having a bite of the veal I certainly wanted more. Then to top off with desserts and lemoncello, it was perfect. We stayed much longer than we intended just because how friendly and delicious everything was. Plus being sat in the garden area was relaxing. The bar was packed, from what I can tell the bar were regulars that seemed to know each other which was special in itself. However I personally enjoyed being on the back garden deck. It was a nice, quiet area to relax and enjoy with friends. Overall, this is my new favorite spot in the area. There's a parking garage right next door for quick access. I would say easily a great place for family, friends, and coworkers. My tip is book a reservation in advance if you can. I went during the week but I assume weekends can book up. Otherwise the bar is a great option. Their wine list is extensive but they can make pretty much any drink you ask. Great experience! We will be back!

Jonathan R.

The food was amazing. The service was Exceptional. the workers are amazing at small details. Mr Benny and Abraham provided the best service I had.The appetizer I recommend is the fried calamari. Definitely coming back here.

Veal Special
Anatoli L.

Here is another difficult review. The experience didn't match the price, hence 4 stars, and it is generous. So let's go step by step. Very nice ambiance, very busy restaurant, it was hardly possible to talk as the place was too loud. Wines are expensive. $17 for a glass of a very average white wine (probably one glass pays for the whole bottle). $90 for a bottle of Barbaresco might be okay, but most of the other choices were more expensive. Bread was mediocre and not made at a restaurant. Fried calamari ($20) were okay, served with a very boring sauce. One ball of burrata with two pieces of prosciutto and 3 slices of tomato - burrata was exceptional, the dish was tasty but for $24? We asked to share a pasta dish and the special veal dish. The waiter knew we are sharing the dishes. Veal was difficult to split in advance for sure, but being at a high end restaurant I was expecting that our gnocchi dish can be split in the kitchen - it was not and it was boring dish. Veal special was excellent and very tasty. We finished our meal with two pours of grappa. So let's sum it up - a bottle of Pellegrino, two appetizers, two glasses of wine, a bottle of wine, one pasta dish, one entree, two grappas - $190 per person (with tip)? If this would be an exceptional experience, I would have no problems, but considering quality of the food this is not okay. Good service, prompt and attentive. No recommendation here.

Upstairs
Christy M H.

I cannot believe I didn't take photos of my food here, it was the perfect pasta. I had the "Pappardelle con Pollo e Verdure" and my friend had the "Bistecca". I walked out of there feeling like I was back in Italy. It wasn't too filling or too little, it was just right. From the second we walked in the Host was very nice to us. He walked us in and led us into the upstairs where there is an outdoor patio (it was closed, but still beautiful). We ordered our food and had great conversations with a couple of waiters and the Host. We really appreciated a place where we can have authentic food as well as authentic conversations. It truly felt like a nice family dinner. Cozy and dark. Clean, well decorated, intentionally authentic. This space is beautiful for dates or a night out with friends or family. I 100% recommend coming here if you're looking for a taste of Italy. Beautiful setup, beautiful wine collection. 5/5 for everything!

Yvette G.

Barolo East is an upscale restaurant. The place is quiet & elegant. The head waiter & waiters are friendly & accommodating. The Sirloin Steak was tender, juicy & absolutely delicious. The grilled vegetables & cut potatoes were grilled just right. The slices of steak were medium cut, generous & satisfying. I couldn't eat all of my meal so I took it home so I could have a delicious lunch the next day. I especially enjoyed the red pepper & olive oil dipping sauce for the bread; it was different & delicious. The restaurant is pricey but totally worth it for the excellent quality of the food.

Rollatini
Dolonchapa C.

I'm conflicted about this place, really! 3.5 stars (when will Yelp allow us to do 0.5 increments) Service was great and their wine list is amazing! The decor and vibe are on point as well. I do wish the food is better because I work nearby and I was hoping to make this a regular thing. Anyhoo! We went with their eggplant rollatinis and burrata! Burrata was burrata, nothing to rave about. The rollatinis were pretty great. I did wish their sauce that accompanies it was more flavorful. (I go to Italian places to try their sauces and get disappointed when that doesn't live up) On that note, their in-house red pepper (?) sauce that they serve with bread is awesome! Given my app sauce did not wow me I did not choice a pasta course but their veal scallopini dish. Comes with spinach and potatoes, neither of which I particularly liked :( Potatoes were dry and low on seasoning. I tried my partner's fusilli in lamb ragu and was quite disappointed! Thankfully our Barolo was great and was the saving grace. They also let us chat till way after dinner. Much appreciated and great gesture Unfortunately if their food was better (esp for the price) I would have definitely gone back.

Ryli C.

Wow, awesome. I came here for a solo dinner as I was in the city for work. I ended up ordering their pasta special and it was AMAZING. Even before the meal, they brought out bread with a special dipping oil with what I think was sweet red peppers. Delicious. I ended the meal with their tiramisu per my waiters recommendation. So so good. Reservations are recommended. I've been here twice now and it's always been busy.

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Order veal scallopini, it was not veal. More like a cubed chicken and italian sausage. Not good. Service provider knew.

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Very good local restaurant in Little Italy. Great atmosphere, fresh pasta, full bar and even had a wood fire pizza oven.

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Very nice ambiance, numerous vegetarian options and solid service! The pre-fixe menu for lunch is a great deal.

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Pleasant atmosphere and attentive service. Decent wine offerings. Veal saltimbocca was tasty but served a bit too late as it had cooled off.

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Tell me about the sound/noise level. How loud is this place?

I went pre- theatre around 6pm, so the restaurant was maybe only 1/2 full, definitely not loud at that capacity.

Do they have anything gluten free?

Yes, they do have gluten free options.

I have two 11 year old daughters who are very well behaved so I'm not worried they will cause a commotion but I am wondering if they have food they would enjoy?

I believe so. They have a great menu

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