Best Sicilian Restaurants in Hell's Kitchen
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- RRicardoNew York City •1 review5.0Dined 1 day agoI couldn’t have asked for a better dining experience. The location feels like a 1940s European cafe. Food is fantastic and an incredible value. I was surprised by how affordable their wine list was. I saved the best for last: service. I sat next to a table which had a couple of ladies who had been patrons for years and knew many of the staff. That’s always a good sign. I hope to be a customer like that for Melograno.More infoIl MelogranoPrice: Moderate• Italian• Hell's Kitchen•4.8
- LLindaToronto / Ontario •12 reviews5.0Dined 3 days agoHad the Prix Fixe menu for Christmas Dinner - 3 courses for $50 US. Great food, attentive service and they were very accommodating in changing our reservation to a later time. Have been here for other celebratory occasions and it never disappoints. Fabulous background crooner music from the '50's (Sinatra, Martin, etc.)More infoBocca Di Bacco (Theatre District - 45th St.)Price: Moderate• Italian• Theater District•4.4
- AaliceVIPNew York City •121 reviews5.0Dined 5 days agoFood and ambiance were very good-we loved the crudo, and grilled calamari,enjoyed the pasta and desert.Service was timely and helpful.the experience was very nice and we will return.More infoPiccola Cucina UptownPrice: Moderate• Italian• Upper East Side•4.8
Discover best Sicilian restaurants in Hell's Kitchen
Discover the heart of Sicilian cuisine right in Hell’s Kitchen, Manhattan, with our curated selection of restaurants. Each venue offers a unique taste of Sicily, from authentic hand-crafted pastas to traditional seafood dishes that capture the region's rich culinary heritage. These establishments are renowned for their commitment to authenticity, ensuring every meal is a reflection of true Sicilian flavors. Hell’s Kitchen itself is a culinary hotspot, known for its vibrant dining scene that caters to both adventurous foodies and lovers of classic cuisine. Whether you're seeking a cozy dinner spot or a lively venue to enjoy Southern Italian fare, this neighborhood promises an exceptional dining experience. Embrace the warm, inviting atmosphere that is characteristic of Sicilian eateries, and treat yourself to a meal that not only satisfies the palate but also tells a story of Sicilian culture and tradition.