Casa D'angelo New York
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About Casa D'angelo New York
Casa D'angelo New York is an Italian restaurant on Mulberry Street in Little Italy, with tables set outside on the sidewalk for guests who prefer outdoor dining. Southern Italian dishes anchor a menu of more than 110 items, including Antipasto Italiano alongside carbonara and pesto gnocchi. Pasta is made fresh in-house, and one dish is prepared tableside in a hollowed-out cheese wheel. Bread and dipping oil arrive before the meal. A private dining room accommodates groups, and dogs are welcome at the outdoor tables. The restaurant opens daily, and reservations are recommended. Takeaway and delivery let diners eat the menu off site.
Good to know
- ReservationsAccepts reservations
- ParkingFree of charge street parking · Free parking lot · On-site parking
- AccessibilityDoes not have assistive hearing loop
- Good for kidsGood for kids · Has changing table(s) · High chairs available
- DietaryServes organic dishes · Serves vegetarian dishes
Menu & Prices
114 dishes · mains $15–75- Capesante Al Crudo$24.00
- Antipasto Italiano$34.00
- Backed Clams$20.00
- Bruschetta Alla Siciliana$22.00
- Carpaccio Veneziana$26.00
- Prosciutto E Mozzarella$22.00
Reviews
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention tableside cheese wheel pasta, truffle pasta, pesto gnocchi and carbonara.
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention tableside cheese wheel pasta, truffle pasta, pesto gnocchi and carbonara.
Customer Review Summary
The tableside cheese wheel pasta emerges as the clear draw, with reviewers repeatedly calling it the best pasta they've had and praising the theater of it being tossed and cooked right at the table. Close behind, the baked clams and truffle Fettuccine Alfredo draw strong praise, along with the pesto gnocchi, molten lava cake, and tiramisu that one diner called the best she'd tried. Several call out specific servers by role, noting attentiveness, wine pairing help, and one who sang happy birthday to a child at the table. A recurring caveat surfaces around the off-menu truffle pasta special: one reviewer found it flavorless with a cold add-on chicken and an oddly sauced carbonara, spending well over expectations for four people and calling it overpriced for the quality, while another paid a steep sum for the same special and found it merely good, not exceptional, plus a lingering wait for the check and a bread plate that looked scratched and dirty. Despite that, most describe being seated quickly even solo or during rushes, with one meal capped by a marching band passing the table and another by a free happy birthday song for a child.
Customer Review Summary
The tableside cheese wheel pasta emerges as the clear draw, with reviewers repeatedly calling it the best pasta they've had and praising the theater of it being tossed and cooked right at the table. Close behind, the baked clams and truffle Fettuccine Alfredo draw strong praise, along with the pesto gnocchi, molten lava cake, and tiramisu that one diner called the best she'd tried. Several call out specific servers by role, noting attentiveness, wine pairing help, and one who sang happy birthday to a child at the table. A recurring caveat surfaces around the off-menu truffle pasta special: one reviewer found it flavorless with a cold add-on chicken and an oddly sauced carbonara, spending well over expectations for four people and calling it overpriced for the quality, while another paid a steep sum for the same special and found it merely good, not exceptional, plus a lingering wait for the check and a bread plate that looked scratched and dirty. Despite that, most describe being seated quickly even solo or during rushes, with one meal capped by a marching band passing the table and another by a free happy birthday song for a child.
Featured reviews
- Sonny Sofrito
“My wife had the lasagna, which was great and you can tell it’s homemade pasta. I had the black squid ink linguine with Octopus. The pasta was perfectly aldente, and the octopus had a great char on it. Both dishes were super delicious.”
- Abby Furlong
“My family ate here while visiting NYC. It did NOT disappoint. Right in historic Little Italy, the restaurant was nicely decorated and clean. We were able to get seated early and staff was attentive. The best part was the food. I'm Italian and have high standards. The eggplant parm was the best I've ever had. My husband had seafood. He's the son of a fisherman btw, and he cleaned his plate. I highly recommend Casa D'Angelo.”
- Muro Rojo
“I had a special request, and they fulfilled my expectations. Great service, thanks to Salvador and the rest of the crew. I loved their tiramisu at the end. Reasonable prices. Definitely will come back.”
- miller smith
“Bruno is so amazing (the manager) makes the best lemon cello shots! The whole Bible was incredible and the food was absolutely delicious. This is my first time in New York and I had a blast. I will be back.”
- Mandy Guo
“This place leaves me speechless (and full) every time. Every dish is made fresh, authentically and with love. The next time you’re in Little Italy this is the place to go!!”
Hours
- Monday
- Tuesday
- Wednesday
- Thursday
- Friday
- Saturday
- Sunday
Highlights
“White-jacketed waiters serve Southern Italian specialties at this restaurant dating to 1902.”
- Has fast service
- Has great beer selection
- Serves great cocktails
- Serves great coffee
- Serves great dessert
- Has great wine list
Amenities
- Has Wi-Fi
- Free of charge street parking
- Accepts reservations
- Has outdoor seating
- Dogs allowed
- Has no-contact delivery
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- Offers takeaway
- Serves dine-in
- Family friendly
- Serves vegetarian dishes
- Has bar on site
- Casual
- Offerings· 12
- Serves alcohol
- Serves beer
- Serves cocktails
- Serves coffee
- Serves comfort food
- Serves late-night food
- Serves organic dishes
- Has private dining room
- Has salad bar
- Serves small plates
- Serves spirits
- Serves wine
- Popular for· 3
- Popular for lunch
- Popular for dinner
- Good for solo dining
- Crowd· 4
- Good for groups
- LGBTQ+ friendly
- Popular with tourists
- Transgender safe space
- Service options· 3
- Offers kerbside pickup
- Offers delivery
- On-site services available
- Highlights· 9
- Has fast service
- Has great beer selection
- Serves great cocktails
- Serves great coffee
- Serves great dessert
- Has great wine list
- Has live music
- Serves local speciality
- Good for watching sport
- Atmosphere· 4
- Cosy
- Historic
- Romantic
- Trendy
- Pet-friendly· 2
- Dogs allowed inside
- Dogs allowed outside
- Planning· 1
- Dinner reservations recommended
- Dining options· 7
- Serves lunch
- Serves dinner
- Has catering
- Has counter service
- Serves dessert
- Has seating
- Has table service
- Facilities· 1
- Has toilet
- Accessibility· 1
- Does not have assistive hearing loop
- Parking· 5
- Free parking lot
- On-site parking
- Paid multi-storey car park
- Paid parking lot
- Paid street parking
- Family-friendly· 4
- Good for kids
- Has changing table(s)
- High chairs available
- Has kids' menu
Location
Italian restaurants near Casa D'angelo New York
- Forsythia NYC4.44400.4 mi$80–90
agnolotti, 22% service fee, unfriendly host
- Bacaro4.44150.4 mi$50–60
rustic cellar downstairs dining, spaghetti with clams, duck cavatelli
- La Lanterna di Vittorio4.52,4340.8 mi$20–60
lasagna flights, tiramisu, bruschetta
| Place | Rating | Distance | Price | Mentioned in reviews |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Casa D'angelo New York | 4.66,289 | — | $15–30 | tableside cheese wheel pasta, truffle pasta, pesto gnocchi |
| Forsythia NYC | 4.4440 | 0.4 mi | $80–90 | agnolotti, 22% service fee, unfriendly host |
| Bacaro | 4.4415 | 0.4 mi | $50–60 | rustic cellar downstairs dining, spaghetti with clams, duck cavatelli |
| La Lanterna di Vittorio | 4.52,434 | 0.8 mi | $20–60 | lasagna flights, tiramisu, bruschetta |
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