"Something special" from the Dell'anima team, this West Village Italian "justifiably lures throngs" with "top-notch" cooking matched with an "impressive" wine list (the "hip vibe", "pretty" decor and "snap-to-it" service don't hurt, either); sure, it's pricey and sometimes "overcrowded", but the payoff is "stylish" dining.
West Village Italian eatery spans the boot with seasonal fare.:
L'Artusi Restaurant Review: In a surprisingly spacious building on a relatively quiet West Village street, you’ll encounter consistently first-rate Italian eats. Following the success of dell’Anima, the same folks launched this favorite for locals and non-locals alike. L’Artusi is named for Pellegrino Artusi, the first person to put together a collection of pan-Italian recipes. It’s a fitting...
In a surprisingly spacious building on a relatively quiet West Village street, you'll encounter consistently first-rate Italian eats. Following the success of dell'Anima, the same folks launched this favorite for locals and non-locals…
Does bigger always mean better? After being open for barely a year, West Village eatery Dell'Anima decided it needed to stretch out. So they did what any hot, miniscule restaurant property would do: build another location twice the size and hope the crowds come, which we're betting they will. Visitors to L'Artusi can expect more of the same that they got at Dell'Anima: seasonal Italian, focused...