Cacio e Pepe
182 2nd Avenue
New YorkNY10003
Payment Methods: American Express
Closed
- Sunday
- 5:00am-10:30pm
- Monday
- 5:30am-11:00pm
- Tuesday
- 5:30am-11:00pm
- Wednesday
- 5:30am-11:00pm
- Thursday
- 5:30am-11:00pm
- Friday
- 5:30pm-11:59pm
- Saturday
- 5:30pm-11:59pm
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- Total Reviews
- (193)
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Description
Open for : DinnerAlcohol: Beer/WineReservations: YesDine In: Yes
Tips
Know Before You Go: The restaurant only takes reservations for parties of four or more.
Know Before You Go:
The restaurant only takes reservations for parties of four or more.
Editorial Reviews
The first in a small gaggle of spin-offs, this is chef Salvatore Corea's ode to Roman fare. There are a few twists, and the biggest flourish comes in the form of the namesake cacio e pepe: pasta with a coating of Parmesan and grated pepper… Read More
Rated Food20 Decor15 Service19 Cost$43 Ratings are out of 30. Key to ratingsQuestion
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Zagat ratings
Zagat calculates ratings on a 30-point scale based on periodic consumer surveys
* 26 - 30
* Extraordinary to Perfection
* 21 - 25
* Very Good to Excellent
* 16 - 20
* Good to Very Good
* 11 - 15
* Fair to Good
* 0 - 10
* Poor to Fair
* I
* Inexpensive
* M
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Cacio e Pepe Restaurant Review:
Cacio e Pepe is chef Salvatore Corea’s ode to Roman fare. There are a few twists everywhere, but the biggest flourish comes in the form of the namesake pasta, with its coating of Parmesan and grated pepper, which arrives in a hollow wheel of Pecorino Romano. Clearly, the rest of that cheese had to go somewhere, so it’s omnipresent here, even as the menu gets more adventurous. Try the rough-cut...
At this outpost of creative Roman cuisine, the best dishes are adorned with Italy's finest cheeses.:
The Scene
Low, beamed ceilings, French doors that open to the sidewalk, brick walls and candle light make for a cozy scene. A mature crowd unwinds in the quiet and relaxed dining room or...
Low, beamed ceilings, French doors that open to the sidewalk, brick walls and candle light make for a cozy scene. A mature crowd unwinds in the quiet and relaxed dining room or...
Information from the business
Cacio e Pepe comes across as a romantic trattoria, where you can hold conversations endlessly over cups of capuccino. Moreover, hip East Village residents waltz in and out lending a sophisticated air to the establishment. Romanticized pastas, sandwiches, salads, and small plates with a cheese overload, are wolfed down quickly. So are gelatos and creamy beverages. Wine lovers will love the...
