Tra Di Noi

All 26 rated mentions, most helpful first

in:What's the worst food you've had in NYC?3 pts
“Tra di Noi on 187th off Arthur Avenue has excellent trippa alla Romana”
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in:What’s an absolute gem of a place you don’t hear talked about very much in the city? 2 pts
“food and atmosphere better than other Arthur Ave staples, in my experience.”
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in:Little Italy Bronx2 pts
“The lasagna at Tra Di Noi is good.”
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in:Best lasagna in NYC1 pts
“Not for size, but for flavor, Lasagna Bolognese at Tra di Noi in the Bronx”
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in:Bronx1 pts
“Tra Di Noi is an underrated Arthur Ave Red sauce joint”
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in:Best authentic Italian restaurant in nyc1 pts
“Tra Di Noi in the bronx: chef is from Abruzzo but it kinda runs the gamut across Italy”
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in:Taiwan Pork Chop House has still got it. Chili sauce is mandatory0 pts
“my favorite in the city is the pork chop with vinegar and peppers at Tra Di Noi in the Bronx.”
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in:Double chicken please68 pts
“Not as trendy, but great food and 8 minutes away.”
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in:Red Sauce Italian29 pts
replying to u/Patient_Bad5862: Monte’s should do the trick. Bamontes if you want to venture into Brooklyn. You can also head up to Arthur Ave in the Bronx.
“Zero Otto Nove or Tra Di Noi on Arthur Ave. are great”
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postTrip report - 4 days in NYC24 pts
“Very good - again, not the 'best' but delicious and a new NYC experience for me.”
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in:Red Sauce Italian14 pts
“I grew up in the Bronx and have regularly gone to Arthur Ave for amazing food. Many red spots in the area. Highly recommend Zero Otto Nove, Tra Di Noi, Roberto’s, Dominick’s, and Enzo’s.”
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in:NYC Traditional Italian Recommendations10 pts
“Disagree 100% - Tra Di Noi... the best”
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in:Looking for a great Italian spot in NYC that’s not IMPOSSIBLE to get into5 pts
“Try Tra Di Noi on Arthur Ave”
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in:Favorite places for Italian Cuisine in NYC?3 pts
“Tra di Noi on E. 187 Street near Arthur Avenue”
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in:Is Carbone actually worth it?3 pts
“The classics of the genre are in Brooklyn and the Bronx, they are cheaper than Major restaurants and you will get a feel for how they actually fit into their neighborhoods.”
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in:Little Italy Bronx3 pts
“Tra Di Noi is my favorite, possibly in the entire city and I’m from Brooklyn. It’s small, humble, kind staff and the food is outstanding.”
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in:I am having a huge craving for fried calamari. What are some standout places to get it, like either personal favorites, cheap but somehow still good quality, more-massive-than-average portion sizes, or ones that are served different than with the typical tomato sauce or aioli?3 pts
“Tra di noi”
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in:NYC Traditional Italian Recommendations3 pts
replying to u/bmsa131: Arthur Ave. If you want to stay in downtown Manhattan then Monte’s in the village. Been around forever
“Tra Di Noi... the best”
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in:Lunch tips around Bronx zoo ?2 pts
“Tra Di Noi is fucking wonderful, go there while the cook and his wife are still alive.”
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in:What are the best restaurants in NYC that are not fine dining or super expensive?2 pts
“Tra Di Noi - Little Italy (Bronx)”
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in:Recommended places to eat near Bronx, NY?2 pts
“Adding Tra di Noi”
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in:Any Asian or Italian recommendations?2 pts
“or Tra Di Noi for a more laid-back Italian American classic.”
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in:Best lasagna in NYC1 pts
“This was my second choice after Tra di Noi next door”
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in:Rustic Italian Restaurant Recommendations1 pts
“Tra Di Noi in the Bronx”
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in:Best Lasagna in NYC especially if you're focused on takeout?1 pts
“Tra di Noi in the Bronx? Love that place.”
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in:Is Little Italy just all tourist traps?-3 pts
“They are each Zero Otto Nove and/or Enzo’s and/or Tra di Noi (depending on your family allegiances) good.”
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