“I really liked the focaccia and olive oil/ricotta dip that comes for the table at Nizza.”
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“I really liked the focaccia and olive oil/ricotta dip that comes for the table at Nizza.”
H2
“But the food is spot on and the service is great.”
H2
“Nizza - great cacio e pepe”
H2
“Don Antonio or Nizza for pizza (they do both regular and gluten free menus).”
H2
“Nizza on 9th and 45th is nice. Good food, good price. Good date spot.”
H2
“Nizza (gluten free options)”
H1
“Nizza (9th Avenue between 44th and 45th) is not the BEST Italian restaurant, but I've also never had a bad meal there. It's a pre-theatre stalwart for me.”
H1
“Nizza has great Italian food”
H1
“There's a really Italian restaurant called Nizza on 44th and 9th. It's not cheap but the food is very good.”
H1
“These places aren't entirely GF (other than Nami Nori), but I've been to all of them multiple times and have had good experiences.”
H1
“My favs in the theatre district are gurume, Ippudo, din tai fung, Bengal Tiger, nizza, la masseria”
H1
“Emmy Squared, Dim Sum Palace, Nizza, Nasrin's Kitchen, Los Tacos No. 1, Xi'an Famous Foods, Anita Gelato or Bibble & Sip for a sweet treat”
H1
“other options in midtown are: Friedman’s, Senza Gluten by Jemiko, Nizza, Don Antonio, Lilli & Loo”
H1
“Nizza”
H1
“Some of my favorites are: Nizza”
H1
“Nizza is great.”
H1
“Or you could venture a bit west and try Nizza, Don Antonio, Don Giovanni, or Becco.”
H1
“My family and I recently went to Nizza after a show and had a nice Italian meal. Good pasta.”
H1
“Nizza on 9th between 44th and 45th.”
H1
“Nizza”
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“Good choices!”
H1
“I also like Becco, Nizza, or Don Antonio”
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