Saggio - Washington Heights…read more Such a walkable neighborhood that is Washington Heights. There are so many diverse bars and restaurants to choose from. And with so many options it easily allows for bar hopping. During this Summer of 2025, our large group concluded our mid-afternoon adventures at Saggio, a Southern Italian restaurant. The service received was prompt. The drinks were good. And as far as food, I heard some of the desserts ordered hit the spot. On the other hand, my simplistic food choice wasn't on par with everyone else. I wasn't in the mood for dessert, pasta or a salad, as nothing initially appealed to me. In the end, I chose a pairing of French Fries and Chicken Liver Pâté on Crostini. The simple yet odd combo would've worked but the french fries were under done and cold. And the chicken liver pâté looked inedible, as most pâtés sometimes do. Granted it tasted fair and from what I recall the pâté may have had a hint of Anise mixed in or something similar. Despite my disappointing food choice, we all had a great time concluding our afternoon bar hopping. If we end up stopping at Saggio again, I'll be certain to try something else. 3.5

I've gone to this place a few times. Today I was excited to go back its always been good. Well…read morethose days have passed. We were seated on such a small table that we didn't know where to put the dishes. The staff was not friendly at all. I have always gone for the salmon and white bean crostoni. I had both today and they were both a disappointment. The salmon was watery and undercooked. The white bean crostoni was super spicy and the bread too hard to eat. The waitress seemed disinterested and bored. The drinks were ok to say the least. This place was good but has gone to shit. I will not be returning.

This place is great - just what a gem of a locally run Italian sandwich shop with some groceries…read more The sandwiches are so amazingly filling and scrumptious. Cheesy goodness, tasty prosciutto, luscious mortadella. The service is so kind and friendly, and the coffee is good. Secretly I think it's better than going to Eataly or Al Antico Vinaio

Pretty nice Italian market with all the staples. They have another location on Arthur ave. For…read morefresh cheese make sure to order ahead since they don't always have it in stock.

This is a local gem that is well worth the trek uptown. My Florentine friend, who just moved to…read moreNYC, recommended it and I was very impressed. He even spoke with the servers to study the wine selection before he chose one for us. The pizzas were considerably big for personal pie and I was happy. I got the diavola and my friend got the vongole. They also do gluten-free pizzas! *Make sure you leave space for dessert. We had the creme brulee and it was perfection! I think they have another restaurant in midtown, but I liked how cozy this one was. It was a warm and cozy spot for a winter's eve.

Incredibly delicious. This place is special. Daniel at Codino was extremely helpful and made our…read moredining experience a complete joy. He also went out of his way to get us exactly what we wanted. The restaurant itself had a warm cozy atmosphere and very well lit. Codino and Briciola Harlem is not your typical Italian restaurant. Thank you Jacklyn for your outstanding service as well. You were kind, genuine and honest. I highly recommend both restaurants. Take care and eat well

This place is a neighborhood favorite. We love going here, it is family friendly which is a plus…read morewith our 1 year old. Service is always great, our baby loves the extra attention the food is delicious as well. The oven brick pizza is always a must. We've tried pretty much everything on the menu and it's always sooo good. It's never too loud, the music is set so you can have a conversation.

This place is relatively new but is really cool. The design is really nice and I love the vibes…read morethis place has. The food is excellent and very well done. Staff is super sweet and helpful. Loved the music and overall atmosphere

Amazing service, delicious pizza. Our server explained the ingredients personally to us alongside…read morethe quality of them. He even served us our slices and moved over a table for my group. Really good in person experience, definitely would recommend.

These guys were great!!! Got takeout last night (I was craving lasagna but didn't want to make it)…read more It's homemade, and they take their pastas as seriously as they do their pizzas. And the price was fabulous. I wish nothing but luck and success to these guys! Bravo. (Also got a small cheese pizza just to try it out (again, hello price!), and it was exceptional.) New go-to for me.

3/24- So happy we carved out time to visit this cozy Italian spot in Harlem. We didn't have a lot…read moreof time before closing and staff was still super welcoming. The restaurant was full on a Friday night and music flowing. Vibes! Our waiter did a great job highlighting different items on the menu. For starters, we ordered the baked little neck clams and fried mozzarella. Delicious and each item had a lovely texture. We submitted our main orders about 15 min later. My family ordered the penne funghi then added chicken breast. I ordered the margherita pizza. Everything was fantastic including my drink!! Looking forward to trying other authentic dishes in the near future.

Came for dinner with friends on a Saturday night... dinner was delicious! It was my first time…read morethere for a friend's bday. The place was cute dark and casual. Nothing fancy but the vibes were so cool and chill. The service was great. We had the Cesar Kale Salad as an appetizer to share and it was my favorite thing on the menu! We also shared a vodka pizza which was really good too. My main entree was the chicken parm which was amazing, The server was very attentive... kept our drinks going both water and cocktails...My drink of choice was called Perla - spicy cucumber margarita ... so so good'. Can't wait to go back with my husband.

4.5 / 5.0 - This is our go-to pizzeria in Washington Heights for take-out or delivery. They offer…read moresolid pizzas for great prices. Last night, as usual, we ordered a large (18-inch) Margherita, which is $22+ and comes with fresh mozzarella, tomato sauce and basil. For a 12-inch, it's $16+ and for a 16-inch, it's $19+. The crust is quite soft, so we like to reheat it on the stove on low heat for a bit to make it a little crispier before we eat.

Pizza with broccoli, now mind you I added the seasoning but this pizzeria is mad cheap with they…read moretoppings. Tiny pieces & not enough! What kind of shyt is this. My son got garlic knots and he got three small ass bite sizes. Also a beef patty with cheese & coco bread was ordered as well & they never sent the bread. I've ordered from here before & they were never this cheap!!!! The pizza itself isn't even that good, I've had better & I'm pissed because we can't do anything about this delivery. I'll NEVER again order from here

Pizza was old and terrible, dry , over cooked and very poor quality, ceaser salad was old and…read moresoaked in dressing with old grilled shrimp , soup was wrong , greasy and odd flavor it was terrible experience and needed to throw out after spending $75, would never recommend

Amazing food! I absolutely love this place. The pizza was delicious, made with top-quality…read moreingredients. Highly recommended for a pizza night!

Was on the verge of walking out because prices were a bit more than I wanted to spend then a…read moregentlemen called me back & asked was everything okay. I explained & he guaranteed he'd allow me to pay happy hour prices if I'd just give it a try. I'm glad I stayed. I finished the whole plate. The shrimp tasted like lobster As I paid the bill & headed out I asked his name & he told me "Crispin" Hospitality Lives

Made a reservation for a Saturday night and to our surprise it was super slow. Their next seating…read morewasn't until we left the restaurant. The waitress was attentive to the least amount and unfortunately messed up our order. My partner had asked for shrimp along with his pasta dish which she had forgotten and dropped at our table later afterward. We had seen the dessert being brought from outside, possibly from the basement uncovered on a lid. Unfortunately they didn't have any moscato but the Riesling was so tasty. Our pastas were hot and fresh. My partner dish was found with a really sandy clam unfortunately which wasn't appealing. Aside from that our waitress who did manage the whole dining room like a champ, was seen sitting down multiple times with another table. It didn't seem right and her jokes about my choice for dinner just weren't funny, being called 'big back' when the food was dropped.

Great place to chat and enjoy some pasta and pizza. They do sell other item with you want something…read moredifferent. Overall the place is great and the food is amazing.the service is phenomenal and the atmosphere is gorgeous and cozy.

Came here for Happy Hour with a large group of friends, and we took over the place. The space was…read moresmall and cozy with colorful, cheerful decor with royal blue and yellow color schemes, and books all around. I ordered the Italian Sandwich from the Happy Hour menu, which was $12. This also came with fries, which was a nice surprise. The Italian sandwich consisted of salame piccante, bresaola, mortadella, prosciutto cotto, tomato, fresh mozzarella, basil, as well as olive oil. The bread was nice and soft, while the ingredients were well seasoned and came together beautifully. Fries were thick cut and satisfyingly crunchy, full of potato goodness. Service was good, but a little slow. There was only 1 person taking orders and he was very friendly and was able to provide separate checks, which was impressive. Prices were reasonable as well, even on the regular menu. I would definitely return to try the Steak, Branzino Del Meditarraneo, and the El Tanque Platter (to be shared with 3-4 people).