in:What is your favorite (Italian food) restaurant in the City? (separate by cheap and expensive)3 pts
“Is the food great? No.”
H3
6.1/10Italian
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Go for the room more than the cooking. It's old school Italian with white tablecloths and waiters in vests, and people describe it as a time machine. The food splits people, some say the pastas and salads are excellent, others say it's mushy and stuck in the 1970s. If you go on a Sunday, get the .
“Is the food great? No.”
H3
“place is great. Leans a little formal on the surface in that you want to show up with some loafers on but it’s not stuffy, you can let it rip with cocktails and jt feels right. Food is fine-to-good.”
H3
“Excellent pastas and salads, white tablecloth but very decent princes”
H2
“Gene’s and Bar 6. Both underrated.”
H2
“I would say the food is "solid" more than mind-blowing. But the vibes are unbeatable. Absolutely worth a visit.”
H2
“Gene’s is a tomb serving microwavish food fit for a Tier 2 Suburban Country Club to Getiatrics”
H2
“Genes is a Time Machine. I love it. If you sit in the back at a table you feel like an extra in the Goodfellas.”
H2
“Gene’s on West 11th off Sixth is pretty spectacular for that old school Italian vibe.”
H2
“It’s good. Food is fine-to-good red sauce Italian.”
H2
“Gene's in Greenwich Village. Not trendy. Not new school. Very old school. Dark, romantic, white tablecloths, waiters in vests and ties.”
H2
“I love Gene’s so much, but it leans towards expensive.”
H2
“Have a drink at Genes on W 11th St or Knickerbocker on University for an old NY time capsule(with not very good food).”
H2