“On the other hand you’ve got a stunning interior and good atmosphere at Palma, an arguably better service, handmade pasta and a variety of Italian dishes (not ultra authentic per se) from both northern and southern regions.”
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“On the other hand you’ve got a stunning interior and good atmosphere at Palma, an arguably better service, handmade pasta and a variety of Italian dishes (not ultra authentic per se) from both northern and southern regions.”
H3
“My personal favorite is a place called Palma. Theirs has an incredibly silky texture, I actually have gone there just for the tiramisu my last couple birthdays.”
H3
“It’s a little cozy but Palma could work too.”
H2
“Palma- really good pasta, adorable bathrooms, terrible service (maybe it was the person we got). We left before dessert”
H2
“**Palma** is an Italian restaurant that has some (really good) gluten-free pasta.”
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“They have great pasta, wine and an enclosed courtyard garden with lights / greenery. I'm veg and love it - very romantic.”
H2
“A table at Palma, in their garden with fresh flowers. It's stunning!”
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“I really love Palma. That would be my pick between the two, as long as you get to sit in the garden area.”
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“I haven’t seen anyone write Palma yet - quaint yet upscale west village spot on Cornelia street with fantastic specials.”
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“Palma has very nice atmosphere/ optics”
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“For gf Italian, Palma by wash sq park is delicious and the ambiance is very pretty and cozy. The gf calamari and ravioli are great, w many other gf options”
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“Palma for pasta”
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“We liked Palma’s vibe but they aren’t open on Tuesdays.”
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“Palma on Cornelia st. makes their own amazing gluten free pasta and I think caters well to GF/dairy free/vegetarian diet.”
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“Palma is still gorgeous and worth it, but it used to be better”
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“The food is really good, nice wine and beverage list and good service.”
H2
“Palma - Italian - garden room table is hard to get but if you can, amazing ambience.”
H2
“Palma fits the bill menu and vibe wise”
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“Palma definitely - best combo of atmosphere, interior and actual good Italian food in Manhattan”
H2
“Solid Italian food, great wine list, and their Christmas decorations/cozy atmosphere is chef’s kiss”
H2
“Cacio E Pepe Ravioli @ Palma”
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“I like the Cacio e Pepe dish at Palma.”
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“Palma is hard to beat for Mediterranean vibes”
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“Palma, when it’s softly lit up at night, makes my cold, dark heart warm and fuzzy.”
H2
“Maybe Palma since you seem to like Italian”
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“Palma usually has a great seasonal vibe. I like their food a lot!”
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“Palma - fancy but great ambiance and vibe”
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“Palma is great for gf, my husband has Celiacs and we did his birthday there. It’s pretty.”
H2
“Dining in the garden Garden at Palma is very memorable but unfortunately the food is not as memorable.”
H2
“The polpettine at Palma is the best I've ever had.”
H2
“Palma is a solid 8/10. It won’t be the best meal you have ever had but it’s very solid and like you said the space is beautiful. I’ve been many times because it’s reliable and good”
H2
“Go to Palm after - continue the vibe”
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“Palma on Cornelia Street is just lovely. And the pastas are to die for.”
H2
“Palma is great and family friendly”
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“The sirloin at Palma is so delicious! Perfectly seared and come with a side of fresh arugula salad!”
H2
“Palma is beautiful, my fav part is their back patio though which I’ve never been in in the winter”
H2
“Palma is always worth a trip”
H2
“Otherwise some more low key but very tasty places I've had recently are Bombay Bistro in WV, Palma, Malaparte, Song' E Napule, or Carnitas Ramirez.”
H1
“Fiaschetteria Pistoia, Tuome, Houseman, Raoul’s, Forgione, Gramercy Tavern, COTE, The Mary Lane, Palma, Monkey Bar, The Consulate”
H1
“I love Palma in the WV”
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“It's one of my favorite Italian spots, set in a beautiful indoor garden setting”
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“Palma is also lovely and were able to make a vegan option for me!”
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“Palma on Cornelia street.”
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“They're great, but pretty fancy!”
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“To me, the enjoyment delta between these extremely hip, hard to get into Italian spots (excepting L'Artusi, which sucks nowadays) and the next level of popularity below them (Forsythia, Osteria Morini, Bar Primi, Babbo, Palma) isn't so great to be worth the additional hassle of trying to go to the extremely hip ones.”
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“Palma - a little step below L’Artusi but an easier res in WV”
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