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Felice on Hudson

4.4 (72 reviews)
Closed • 5:00 pm - 10:00 PM

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Omelette
Jeff M.

Felice on Hudson 615 Hudson St. New York, NY 10014 Italian Bread Omelette French Toast I decided to explore an Italian restaurant, but ironically it was in the late morning hours and I was still in breakfast mode. The ambiance is very relaxing and cozy. Italian Bread: The soft, doughy bread went well with the olive oil. Although I enjoyed this starter, it was rather unusual to be served table bread prior to breakfast. Omelette: This breakfast plate included roasted potatoes and bacon. While the potato was tasty, it really did not pair well with the omelette. A hash brown or home fries would have been a better choice. French Toast: The french toast is undoubtedly my favorite breakfast plate. It was generously piled with several strawberries and blue berries. My only critique was that the side of whipped cream could have been larger. When I return in the future, I will be sure to order a lunch or dinner entree. I feel this establishment is not really set up for breakfast plates, which was evident from the bread and side dish served. #felice #hudsonstreet #frenchtoast #italianbread #omelette #italianrestaurant #feliceonhudson #italianbread

Julia F.

Felice's management and staff made my sister's early birthday dinner extra special and intimate. I love a space with warm "butter" lighting - it makes for great photos and cozy conversations. Equally as warm was our host/manager who very subtly arranged for a candle and quiet birthday song in one of our desserts. He later joined us to make sure my sister was enjoying her experience in all the ways. Standouts for us were the Milanese and Lasagne as well as their insanely fresh and creamy Tiramisu. This has made the list of "go to" places for special occasions!

Nina C.

Restaurant week Calamari - good! Didn't like the taste of the baby artichokes though Ragu- good, but nothing notable. Serving was huge though Tiramisu - I liked this tiramisu a lot. I think it was the highlight

Jane D.

My friend and I visited on a Friday night The food and service were amazing - we ordered the calamari and ricotta for appetizers and I ordered the salmon as a main. The ricotta was almost like a dessert- the fluffiness of the cheese, the fig, the honey The salmon was cooked medium rare with the right amount of salt and flavor. They gave complimentary bread and olive oil to dip it in. The combination and the atmosphere was amazing. Perfect for a night to catch up with friends or to bring a date to.

Spaghetti All'Arrabbiata*
Arthur F.

Fake fancy restaurant. They do a lot to make you feel as though that $24 plate of pasta is special. It's not. It was over cooked, under seasoned, a soup of sauce, and burned. It's the kind of plate you'd find at a dated Italian restaurant with zero quality control. It took them 20 mins to ask me how things were. When they took back my plate, I thought how hard is it to mess up bruschetta? The tomatoes were cold, unripe (bad flavor), and again under-seasoned. Why two stars? The free toasted bread they put on the table was good! So why all the great reviews? Most people aren't tasting the food--but the ambiance. And for 90% of tourists this IS the best Italian food they'll have as it's a step up from supermarket dried pasta.

Adrienne P.

Burrata was incredible. Great service and beautiful ambience. Busy but still intimate setting even on a Saturday evening.

Ravioli della Casa
Matt M.

I had this place recommended to me by a native NYer, I have to say it's the best Italian food I've ever had, absolutely superb. Mario was my waiter and he helped me decide on the Ravioli, my goodness it was incredible. I also had the Ricotta bread, wow. Finished with a Cheesecake. I highly recommend this place, it has a nice relaxing atmosphere and just superb service and food.

tuna carpaccio
Brian S.

came here for a dinner event - the food was wonderful and service was flawless. their menu seems to be heavily vegetable, dairy, and seafood forward and they do a damn good job with it. the shrimp with stracciatella and butter beans blew my mind. everything was refreshing and something new which isnt the norm when i picture most italian food. an amazing experience and having 10 glasses of wine to pair with the food helped. we ended the meal with a slice of tiramisu and gelato buontalenti which was the most delicious ice cream ive ever had. 4 hours well spent.

Alexis S.

Drinks were great food was ok. Beautiful restaurant decor and vibes and our server was spectacular. However there is better Italian food in the city than this place for the price.

Lasagna Tradizionale
Wendy T.

Great ambiance of dark lighting with candles all around, nice selection of wines. I got the lasagna, which was good, but doesn't stand out amongst other lasagnas in NY. Would return to try other dishes.

Burrata e Prosciutto
Jeanette G.

We're welcomed at the bar and Ivan provided a great experience. We only had drinks and an appetizer but they brought out complimentary arancini.

Leeana S.

Was able to make last minute reservations to come here while in New York and super glad we did! We were able to wait by the bar while they prepared our table. The employees are friendly and attentive- special shoutout to our server Simon. He was so kind and funny. For appetizer we ordered the ricotta e miele- super tasty! I loved how the honey mixed with the ricotta. For my main dish I got the Fusilli al Ferretto e Burrata. I loved this dish as well. I usually am the type to never finish my food but I finished both my plates ! They also have a bowl with free little matchboxes which I thought was a nice touch

Our Bronzino was delicious
Dragonlady L.

Came for dinner but friends were stuck in traffic coming in from Westchester (Jersey Girl I am takes NJT train and PATH & walk it!) so what to do?! Enjoy Happy Hour! Of course :) and enjoy a delicious Richter's Old Fashioned even though the cocktail specials were so tempting! Happy Hour bites selection seemed small, but it does deliver in presentation, taste and portion size! Chose the fresh ricotta with spicy honey l, fig and sliced almonds and it was beautiful, thick and fresh and creamy! And of course, my friends ordered the French fries which they devoured. The branzino was amazing and the seafood pasta was also but wished we had more pasta. We probably should've ordered another lol. But we had a lot of catching up and talking to do. Very glad to pick here for our reunion dinner.

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Manager was very rude but the rest of the staff was very sweet and gave me a great experience.

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The food is very tasty. Love the lemon pasta! The staff was pretty rude, particularly the host and our server.

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Not a bad place, in fact I did get to play on both of the different courses. I must say I…read moredefinitely liked one way more than the other one. They did offer some Happy Hour drink specials. The beer I had was pretty good and staff was friendly here. I would actually come back to this upscale golf course to play both of the different courses again actually.

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