“6. Malatesta Trattoria | Spinach gnocchi in gorgonzola cream sauce + Chitarra”
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“6. Malatesta Trattoria | Spinach gnocchi in gorgonzola cream sauce + Chitarra”
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“Malatesta Trattoria is cozy, affordable and v cute”
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“For hand made pasta? It’s legendary”
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“* Italian table service: Malatesta Trattoria”
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“Malatesta Trattoria! have gotten in within ~30 minutes on a Saturday night, and the pastas are always extremely fresh & delicious”
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“$18 for a pasta. Not bad.”
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“Malatesta is very reasonably priced and is very cozy in the cold weather!”
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“+1 on Malatesta. Always reliable and the location over on Washington does make it somewhat easier to get a table.”
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“The spinach gnocchi with gorgonzola sauce was really delicious”
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“Cute, cozy, great vibes and delicious food but not expensive!”
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“Malaparte or Malatesta in the West Village. Great food, relaxed atmospheres, and reasonable prices.”
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“It’s incredible. Great food, great wine, great price.”
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“The spinach gnocchi >>>”
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“Very charming, good food, very reasonable prices.”
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“I enjoy it, but it's not worth visiting from out of state-level by any means.”
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“Second Malatesta! Great food with incredibly reasonable prices, especially for that part of town.”
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“it’s authentic and good and cozy!”
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“Malatesta, fish cheeks or il buco (same street/vibe), Balthazar”
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“Love this place too, very nice ambiance, solid food, not expensive.”
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“Good pasta, not stupid expensive, actually feels like a normal place instead of a reservation war zone.”
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“This is my favourite spot!! Staff is awesome, good prices and food”
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“Yep, great ambiance, easy to get into without a reservation, good service.”
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“Via della Pace or Malatesta... best quality and good price”
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“I have often described the spinach gorgonzola gnocchi at Malatesta one of the most reliable bowls of pasta in the city. So good!”
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“Malatesta is better than all of them!”
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“Love the spinach gnocchi”
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“Love this spot!! Portions are also generous!”
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“Price was good but the gnocchi was too mushy”
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“Malatesta (cozy and affordable).”
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“Fiat Café in Soho and Malatesta Trattoria for “just fine” Italian food, but gets points for being cute and solid restaurants in the hellscape neighborhoods”
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“Yes! Get their spaghetti!!”
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“Malatesta is my answer now that Union Square Cafe took their gnocchi off the menu.”
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“Malatesta Trattoria On Christopher Street has always been cheap but authentic. That’s my go to spot.”
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“Malatesta Trattoria is quite good and very chill!”
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“The food is consistently great, it’s not over priced, and it’s cozy/romantic especially during the Holiday season.”
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“Hmm. To name a few top of my head: Malatesta, Malaparte, Frankie's 457, Norma, Donna Margherita, Nonna Dora, Piccola Cucina.”
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“Malatesta.”
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“This was going to be my recommendation as well”
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“supper or malatesta are great too and a bit easier to get into around the les.”
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“Out of this list, I’d remove La Lanterna di Vittorio, Song E Napule, and Malatesta.”
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“West Village - Malatesta Trattoria”
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“Malaparte and Malatesta”
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“go to Malatesta trattoria instead (and have an arguably better meal)”
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“Malatesta.”
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“Malatesta”
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“I also like Malatesta and Fiaschetteria Pistoia”
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“Malatesta Trattoria. Charming little Italian restaurant in the West Village.”
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“This is a great rec — was going to suggest Malatesta (same owners) (which is better IMO)!”
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“If cocktails don't matter as much to you do Malatesta or Fiaschetteria Pistoia.”
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“West Village: Malaparte, Malatesta, Ciccio Cincin, perhaps Anton’s”
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