“Underrated: malaparte”
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“Underrated: malaparte”
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“Try Malaparte for good pasta, in your price range, and good NY atmosphere.”
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“Malaparte or Malatesta in the West Village. Great food, relaxed atmospheres, and reasonable prices.”
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“Similarly priced and a better menu imo.”
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“The vibes there are amazing, so is the pizza hehe”
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“Best lasagna in Manhattan, too.”
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“Definitely Malaparte. Great food, pretty low-key, reasonably priced”
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“they make good pastas in a pretty nice environment”
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“Malaparte is very cozy, the food was just ok imo.”
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“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.”
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“Malaparte”
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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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“Both spots are total West Village gems.”
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“Malaparte.”
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“You want real Italian food? Check out Elio's; Ballato's; Fiaschetteria; Malaparte; etc.”
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“malaparte is my go to i can’t recommend it enough.”
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“Malaparte then a nightcap at Entwine”
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“Malaparte and Malatesta”
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“Malaparte is good too”
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“Malaparte is good, and a pretty easy reservation.”
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“This is a great rec”
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“West Village: Malaparte, Malatesta, Ciccio Cincin, perhaps Anton’s”
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“Yes! Malaparte is a good call”
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“I would recommend Malaparte”
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“For $50 per person I think Malaparte is a better options.”
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“Malaparte or Pastis”
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“most of the Italian spots (I sodi, via carota, Malaparte, etc) will have amazing vegetarian friendly pasta.”
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“I love Malaparte and think it’s more affordable than a lot of other WV Italian places!”
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“Malaparte”
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“Ribalta, barbuto, malaparte, pings, tanoreen, zizi, cafe mogador, frena, craft, sushi yasaka, el parador, tixito, leitao”
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“Malateste is definitely the best recommendation, but since it has been given so many times already try their sister restaurant Malaparte!”
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“Had an amazing experience at Malaparte last week.”
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“They’re both fabulous. Super chill and non-pretentious”
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“It's not going to blow your mind but always consistent, on point”
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“It’s very loud & crowded & the food is not very good.”
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“Food/meals: Malaparte”
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“Malaparte”
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“Malaparte is the most underrated and incredible gem in the west village Completely outstanding with decent price”
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“Malaparte”
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“Malatesta and Malaparte always!”
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“I love it there!!”
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“there’s a great little Italian place called Malaparte close by.”
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“Malaparte\*\*\*\* is what I meant, but Malatesta is also good.”
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“if you want italian for dinner try: malaparte, barbutto, osteria 57 or il buco (you need a reservation).”
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“Tosokchon, Los Mariscos, Malaparte”
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“I just went there tonight actually and still recommend it!!”
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“Malaparte or Morandi”
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“I love Malaparte.”
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“Via carota, Malaparte, Trattoria Malatesta for WV”
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“Malaparte”
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