Il Tinello

6.9/10Italian

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Old school white tablecloth Italian in Midtown. It's expensive, but people say the food and the service hold up. Paglia Fieno is the dish that comes up most, along with the . There are two locations, and regulars usually mean the East 46th one.

16 W 56th St, New YorkHell's Kitchen, ManhattanGoogle Maps

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  • in:Looking for suggestions in Midtown East4 pts
    replying to u/Laridianresistance: Great Coffee - Devocion Delicious Bagels - Essabagel, Liberty, and honestly just any bodega on 2nd ave or more east (that serves locals, not tourists, NY Grill or that spot on 2nd and 52nd) Diner-style bacon and eggs - Go to a diner, like Morning Star Cafe, or John's Coffee Shop You can find italian and sandwiches anywhere on google, it's all kinda the same in the neighborhood, the good stuff is much more expensive (for Italian). When me and my friends do Italian it's usually La Pecora or Barolo Chinese - I'm a big fan of Six Happiness (for delivery) or Mala Project (for sit-down). But this is a YMMV situation, everyone has a different idea of what chinese food is.

    “Italian - cafe Luce, Angeletto, Il Tinello”

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