Extra Virgin Restaurant Review:
Popular in the warm weather months because of its outdoor seating (and thus, great people-watching), this West Village Italian eatery isn’t always patronized for its food. And with its too-narrow bar and sometimes cacophonous crowds, Extra Virgin may seem like an unlikely spot for romance, but canoodling couples can be spotted inside the brick-exposed, candlelit space enjoying one of the...
The "young" and "glamorous" hobnob at this "fashionable" West Villager over "seasonal" Med fare that "won't break the bank"; although the place is usually "crowded" and the no-rez policy leads to "waits", amusing "people-watching" helps pass the time.
Inventive Mediterranean fare in the West Village.
Moody, dark brick space with smoky mirrors. Claustrophobic made cozy by the cute factor of the diners. Plentiful fish served right, from mahi to monkfish. Nightly specials served up to lovebird couples, we're hooked on Thursday's branzino, roasted with fennel. If you're pressed for time, take warning: spot's popular and long waits for tables are common.