in:Best Pasta in NY?14 pts
“peasant is more in line with higher end pasta places like Misi and L'Artusi”
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“peasant is more in line with higher end pasta places like Misi and L'Artusi”
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“Ambienance/Vibe- I like Marea, Monkey Bar, Via Carota, Peasant, and Cote.”
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“Another great option - lovely, romantic, ‘cozy’ and great food - is Peasant ..not fully Italian, but close enough…wood fire oven and all that”
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“Peasant is really good food, maybe not your vibe, but has a PDR your size”
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“For food and good drinks from a more Italian influence such as excellent negronis, I'd recommend Peasant in Nolita.”
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“Whole pigs at Peasant, Momofuku.”
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“Or you could do Peasant which is an INCREDIBLE spot with wood fired dishes that reminds me of when I lived in Italy.”
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“I'd highly recommend Peasant. Wonderful vibes and tasty food”
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“Peasant has a really great one. Not the usual red sauce kind but memorable.”
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“great food. reasonably priced. dark wood warm interior with tons of lit wax candles make it a nice vibe for dinner date.”
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“octopus at Peasant”
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“Peasant whole pig meal (or other large format meals in the city)”
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“if you're into sweets, the desserts were also very good. i had a poached pear thing in a flaky pastry shell and a panna cotta topped with a lemon jelly.”
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“Carbonara at Peasant”
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“Was at Peasant just last week still open and the carbonara was excellent”
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“Still thking about the Rossette at Peasant I had last night.”
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“Peasant for sure. Wood fired pastas and roasted dishes, super cozy room, perfect winter vibe.”
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“I always have a great meal here the food has been consistently great for years.”
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“I spent a long time figuring out where to go for dinner this night and Peasant really hit the spot.”
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“otherwise I’d go for Peasant perhaps (Italian wood fired oven dishes)”
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“I love peasant”
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“Il Buco, Peasant, Emporio, Rubirosa, Charlie Bird, Vic’s, Jean’s, 19 Cleveland, Shuka, Cafe Select, Thursday Kitchen (more fun and challenging), Kenka, Emmett’s (Chicago deep dish pizza), Boqueria (any location), Pasquale Jones, Tacombi, Pinch, Fish Cheeks (warning, spicy!), Ayat, and Nowon, just to spitball a few ideas!”
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“Peasant”
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“Wayan, Schmoné, Massara, Peasant (wood fired)”
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“Places like Corima (they have foam, but can order à la cart), 8282, Ha’s Bistro/snack bar, YongChuan (get the duck), Potluck club / Phoenix Palace, bar contra / Wildair, Sami & Susu, Sunni’s, and even Peasant (maybe the closest vibe you’re looking for) are all amazing options.”
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“You'll probably get into more popular places (Potluck Club, The Musket Room, Peasant, Fish Cheeks, Gem Wine, etc.) with some wait time, but it's hard to say how much on any given Saturday”
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“Peasant”
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“Not open on Christmas Day. But otherwise that would have been perfect.”
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“Also love Peasant”
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“Peasant (NoLita) is a GEM”
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“Peasant (some of the tables.)”
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“I like the peasant recommendation as well”
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“Peasant”
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“Specifically the wine bar downstairs”
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“peasant”
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“Peasant, babbo.”
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“Peasant is also an awesome option.”
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“Peasant”
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“Peasant could be a good option as well.”
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“Maybe Peasant? Italian”
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“So good too”
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“Peasant in the LES is great and cooks almost everything in their wood fire.”
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“Peasant”
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“Peasant is pretty decent for larger parties.”
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“Don Angie and peasant might be good options”
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“And Peasant (ruined by Forgione)”
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“Walk 10 minutes north into NoLiTa (north of little italy) and do Peasant or Rubirosa for a little more northern Italian leaning food.”
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“Closest thing I can think of is Peasant”
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“Worst dinner ever”
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“Peasant is just a short walk away and does a fantastic Valentine’s Day”
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