LodiCLOSED

7.4/10Italian

AI-generated summary

It was the Rockefeller Center stop for and Italian pastries, and people said the was some of the best anywhere. The and the small plates got steady praise too. It got expensive fast, and one person mentioned a $28 .

St. Nicholas Collegiate Reformed Protestant Dutch Church, 1 Rockefeller Plaza, New YorkMidtown, ManhattanGoogle Maps

What Reddit says45

View all
  • Carrot cake: Lloyds Hungarian pastry shop Mia’s Red gate bakery S&P lunch From Lucie Lodi

    H2

  • replying to u/ApatheticAbsurdist: I used to work in the area so I'm a little more low key and thinner wallet than Le Bernadin. There's a number of old school Japanese places worth taking a look at: Katsu-Hama - Japanese place that specializes in Tonkatsu fried pork cutlets, very good. Kinda feels like a salary mans stop out of some story in Tokyo Restaurant Nippon - Very old school, run by the family place has been around forever and very good Japanese cooking a little fancier than Katsu-Hama, but not really over the top or terribly expensive. Hatsu-Hana - a little higher end than the other two, old school sushi restaurant that is very solid. They do a "box of dreams" that is 9 pieces in a nice presentation. Mala Project - A little more modern Chinese dry pot with a good bar. La Bonne Soup - Old school French bistro that I've been going to for 25 years, good typical French bistro food. When I was a young college student the Prix Fix was great cause it was pretty reasonable and even included a glass of wine. It's still not horrible for post-covid NYC prices. Urbanspace and Urbanhawker are food courts with a lot of options. Shame the Carnegie Deli is gone...

    I like Lodi (Ignacio Mattos group Italian) at Rockefeller Center quite a bit, but it gets pricey quickly.

    H2

  • Lodi - ricotta sesame bread, any of the salumi and cheese, crostini with chicken liver mousse

    H2

  • Lodi near Rockefeller Center is $ but nice Italian pastries.

    H2