San Marzano

All 92 rated mentions, most helpful first

in:Handmade pappardelle?47 pts
“Popular spot, all handmade pasta and its a sorta choose your own pasta + sauce, so that may be great for the kid to choose what they want specifically.”
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in:Best Affordable Italian Restaurant NYC39 pts
“There are better, but it’s solid and you won’t find cheaper for a sit down dinner.”
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post$14 pasta that tastes way better than it should from San Marzano27 pts
“$14 pasta that tastes way better than it should from San Marzano”
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in:Your top Italian place under $50/person, give me the reccomendations!25 pts
“San Marzano has never failed me - great pastas and paninis that are almost all at or under $15.”
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in:Romantic but not too fancy restaurant in manhattan?23 pts
“San Marzano in the East Village has fresh pasta for $14, and has a nice rustic vibe.”
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in:Best Italian That Won’t Break The Bank?19 pts
“San Marzano, pasta for 16 bucks”
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in:$14 pasta that tastes way better than it should from San Marzano19 pts
“Food didn’t taste bad but if the staff says steer clear I do.”
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in:$14 pasta that tastes way better than it should from San Marzano9 pts
“I just had their pesto last night and felt nauseous for 12 hours afterwards”
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in:Recommendations for sampling some food around the city?8 pts
“Forma Pasta or San Marzano for cheap and cheerful.”
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in:What are the atmospheric $$ restaurants in the village?8 pts
“San Marzano has fresh pastas for $14 and pretty charming ambiance.”
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in:Your top Italian place under $50/person, give me the reccomendations!7 pts
replying to u/kokoromelody: San Marzano has never failed me - great pastas and paninis that are almost all at or under $15. Forma Pasta Factory in BK is also good though more casual
“As an italian these are absolutely disgusting options with gummy pasta. Do not bring your friend here”
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postVegetarian food recs in East Village?5 pts
“I’ve already tried and loved: * Joe & Pat’s (the regular pie) * Spicy Moon (especially the wontons in chili oil and dandan noodles) * San Marzano (the vodka pasta)”
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in:looking for somewhere inexpensive for a date, any recs? 5 pts
“San Marzano in the East Village. 14 dollar pastas and 7 dollar glasses of wine”
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in:cheap place for bday dinner in nyc??5 pts
“San Marzano might be worth looking into.”
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in:Best Affordable Italian Restaurant NYC5 pts
replying to u/niiro117: San Marzano. There are better, but it’s solid and you won’t find cheaper for a sit down dinner.
“This is the best answer tbh. Maybe not incredible but super cheap and satisfying”
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in:NYC Italian 4 pts
“San Marzano in East Village if you like pasta and it won’t break the bank.”
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in:$14 pasta that tastes way better than it should from San Marzano4 pts
replying to u/ApronLairport: Have 5 friends who worked there , they all very explicitly told me to NOT eat the food lol. A rat fell onto a table during service once. Food didn’t taste bad but if the staff says steer clear I do.
“I really liked San Marzano for good cheap pasta.”
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in:Best Affordable Italian Restaurant NYC4 pts
replying to u/Pelayo_217: Cheap but the quality isn’t there.
“The quality is completely serviceable and nothing more. To get a meal out at that price point is great value.”
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in:Affordable sit down restaurants3 pts
replying to u/Superb_Practice_2257: Italian: Lupa, Lavagna, Malatesta Trattoria, Lil Frankie’s, San Marzano Sushi: KazuNori and Sugarfish Middle Eastern: 12 Chairs Chinese: Wu’s Wonton King Greek: Kiki’s Late Night Eats: Katz’s Deli and Veselka
“San Marzano slaps! Been going there since they opened. Their wild boar Ragu is amazing.”
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in:Best Affordable Italian Restaurant NYC3 pts
“San Marzano is great and dirt cheap”
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in:Good pasta in Manhattan that's a reasonable value?2 pts
“i tried san marzano the other night and it was worth it”
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in:Fun birthday dinner (10 people) rec for under $40 per person?2 pts
“San Marzano on 2nd Avenue is great for groups, has a nice ambiance and will offer a prix fixe menu.”
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in:What's a good restaurant for first time fresh pasta?2 pts
replying to u/Public-Wrangler: San Marzano! In the east village
“Yeah this is the one especially for lower price range in Manhattan.”
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in:underrated $10-20 meals?2 pts
“Pasta at San Marzano in the East Village, reasonable charcuterie plate as well”
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in:Best Affordable Italian Restaurant NYC2 pts
replying to u/niiro117: San Marzano. There are better, but it’s solid and you won’t find cheaper for a sit down dinner.
“Cheap but the quality isn’t there.”
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in:Good pasta in Manhattan that's a reasonable value?1 pts
“i tried san marzano the other night and it was worth it”
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in:Good pasta in Manhattan that's a reasonable value?1 pts
“i tried san marzano the other night and it was worth it”
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in:Drag this tourist's list of spots to hit1 pts
“San Marzano has cheap quality pasta (like $14) and bottomless brunch for $25 including the entree.”
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in:cheap but romantic dinner?1 pts
“San Marzano had like $14 pastas last time I went and was pretty good.”
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in:GOOD Restaurants with Gluten Free Pasta 1 pts
“they genuinely have one of the better GF pastas.”
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in:Best Italian restaurant with entrees under $20? 1 pts
replying to u/xaxakid: San marzano
“Second this! Pasta is fresh too.”
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in:Best lunch in NYC for ~35$ for meal + tips1 pts
“Love San Marzano for some meatballs, their ravioli and a glass of prosseco :)”
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in:Thoughts on my NYC restaurant lineup? Would love your take!1 pts
“San Marzano is alright but I would not make the trek there. It's nothing special and a lot of college kids/younger adults dine there.”
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in:Looking for restaurants recommendations 1 pts
“has excellent pasta and affordable.”
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in:Need a recommendation!!1 pts
“San marzano is a great first date spot that is very budget friendly.”
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in:21st birthday brunch/dinner?1 pts
“San Marzano which is downtown has a really good bottomless wine large group 3 course dinner deal with a pasta dish.”
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in:Any relatively affordable restaurant for a birthday dinner? ($20-$30, bonus if that includes drinks in the price)1 pts
“san marzano does pastas for like $14 and you guys can order an app or two for the table and a pitcher.”
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in:Italian restaurant to feel classy on a budget?1 pts
“San marzano, good pasta, apps, and wine for a very good price. The place is cute, too.”
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in:$14 pasta that tastes way better than it should from San Marzano1 pts
“Oooo their whole wheat pasta slaps.”
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in:Best Affordable Italian Restaurant NYC1 pts
“i love the wild boar ragu there!”
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in:Best Affordable Italian Restaurant NYC1 pts
replying to u/DylanChase: San Marzano in the EV is good (not amazing) and very inexpensive
“Sure but horrendous service, they don’t give a fuck”
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in:Which cozy Italian in East Village for my last dinner of my 3 nights stay0 pts
“San Marzano is fabulous, especially for the price!”
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in:$14 pasta that tastes way better than it should from San Marzano0 pts
“Their pear ravioli is one of my go to dishes in the city”
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in:Romantic but not too fancy restaurant in manhattan?-2 pts
replying to u/niiro117: San Marzano in the East Village has fresh pasta for $14, and has a nice rustic vibe. If you split an app and have a drink each you'll probably be right around your budget. Beyond that, I think your budget is going to be tight for what you're looking for.
“I’ve gotten food poisoning every time being there for dinner, hh and brunch. Cute but not worth the risk when other great Italian spots are around”
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in:Affordable Italian restaurants in NYC47 pts
“I feel like San Marzano was made for this”
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in:Which cozy Italian in East Village for my last dinner of my 3 nights stay27 pts
“San Marzano is not what you’re looking for.”
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in:Best Italian restaurant with entrees under $20? 21 pts
“San marzano”
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in:What's a good restaurant for first time fresh pasta?13 pts
“San Marzano! In the east village”
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in:Food near the angelika on the east side12 pts
“Sit-down/See if you can get a reservation: Szechuan Mountain House, Kimura, San Marzano, Veselka, Soothr, Tim Ho Wan, Ippudo, Raku”
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in:Looking for some cheap eats for date night11 pts
“San Marzano”
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