“I go all the time for lunch for top notch Italian cooking.”
H3
9.2/10Italian
AI-generated summary
The lunch special is the move. Most drops to around $16, and regulars call it the best Italian deal in the city. Get the , finished tableside in a cheese wheel, and the , which they also make next to your table. The rooms are small and the seating is tight.
“I go all the time for lunch for top notch Italian cooking.”
H3
“Piccola Cucina Estiatorio - best lunch deal for Italian lovers”
H3
“Best Italian I’ve had in the city and I eat it a ton.”
H3
“Hopefully this was a one-off, but the veal Milanese at a recent visit was under-seasoned (actually, not at all seasoned) and meat quality wasn’t great. The other dishes (pasta, seafood appetizer, veggie side) and their service more than made up for it though.”
H3
“the food here did not disappoint. The cacio e pepe comes on a cheese wheel so it was super creamy and tasty. The wild boar ragu was rich in flavour too. The fresh pastas here are really good and the service was top notch.”
H3
“Piccola Cucina (the original locations near west village) is the most authentic Sicilian food you can find. amazing pasta, seafood, wine and the place is so small you feel like you’re in a nonnas kitchen being served by authentic sicilians”
H3
“Piccola Cucina (SoHo) for pasta 🍝”
H2
“some of the best pasta I've ever had (limited as my experience may be in the realm of well-made authentic pasta) it had an al dente bite that I had never had before. Great flavor profile”
H2
“The wine list is incredible and service excellent. Try the pesto rigatoni with lobster ragu.”
H2
“Piccola Cucina lunch special(price varies by locatiom) is so good.”
H2
“Recently had Piccola Cucina which is Sicilian and it was the only Arancino I’ve had that tasted the same as when I was in Sicily.”
H2
“The piccolo cucina in midtown east cacio e pepe is also incredible!”
H2