Harry’s Italian — all mentions

in:Worst dish you’ve had in nyc ?35 pts
“The Bolognese at Harry’s Italian is straight up dog food”
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in:Pizza joints in Manhattan that could seat a party of 60-80 people?3 pts
“not exactly top-tier pizza, but they're super flexible with groups and relatively affordable. Recently did a partial buy-out and our guests loved it.”
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in:Best place to try NY pizza for a first timer 2 pts
“For a kind of different but very delicious sit-down square style pizza: Harry's near Brookfield Place.”
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in:Best Italian/Pasta Dishes near FIDI2 pts
“Harry’s on Gold street is a bit more casual but they have a great square pie and many pastas and a full bar.”
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in:Bottomless Brunch around FIDI recommendations1 pts
“I’m a big fan of the Harry’s Italian bottomless brunch because it’s remarkably affordable.”
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in:Looking for grad dinner recs in Manhattan for a party of 81 pts
“SUPPPERR underrated and never ever packed. I love their old fashioned pizza and they have family style that has huge portions for such a good price.”
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in:Which of these restaurants has the best steak?16 pts
replying to u/disruptor32: Carne Mare is excellent. I have been there many times and it never disappoints. Harry's is mainly an Italian place IIRC. Haven't been to any of the others.
“Harry’s Italian (which is a decent red sauce place)”
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in:Worst dish you’ve had in nyc ?14 pts
replying to u/MikeDarsh: Parm had a pork belly sandwich at one point that was one of the nastiest things I’ve ever ordered (and it’s my fault for ordering in the first place) The Bolognese at Harry’s Italian is straight up dog food
“Almost the worst Italian food I’ve had”
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in:Best restaurant in/near the financial district?7 pts
“Other options: Harry's Italian, Adrienne's Pizza Bar, Mad Dog (Mexican), Felice, Keste.”
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in:Desperately looking for an Italian American restaurant in lower Manhattan with REAL outside seating for tonight.3 pts
“Harry's isn't great but both locations downtown have good outside seating.”
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in:Manhattan Mid Range bring your picky family restaurants3 pts
“Harry's Italian on Gold is pretty accommodating and good food.”
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in:Best Italian restaurant with entrees under $20? 2 pts
“I’m always pleasantly surprised by what they offer. It’s pretty affordable and satisfying”
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in:Worst dish you’ve had in nyc ?2 pts
replying to u/MikeDarsh: Parm had a pork belly sandwich at one point that was one of the nastiest things I’ve ever ordered (and it’s my fault for ordering in the first place) The Bolognese at Harry’s Italian is straight up dog food
“Not a good restaurant”
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in:Landing in NYC 8pm, staying in Fidi, where to eat?2 pts
“Harry’s Italian on Gold St. or Parm at Brookfield.”
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in:Favorite Pizza in NYC?1 pts
“It’s soft and so good when hot”
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in:Mexican and Italian food recs in FiDi1 pts
“Casual: Harry's Italian, Eataly, "Best Sicily"”
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in:Best place to try NY pizza for a first timer 1 pts
replying to u/NoRefrigerator6162: For a quick slice: Joe's in Times Square For sit-down NY style: John's in Times Square For sit-down Neapolitan style: Don Antonio near Times Square or Keste in the Financial District. Or the pizzeria at the WTC Eataly. For a kind of different but very delicious sit-down square style pizza: Harry's near Brookfield Place.
“Harry's near Gold is great too”
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in:Those who've lived in NYC for decades: what are your fav restaurants/bars that endure?1 pts
“Harry’s Italian in fidi”
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in:Dinner for 11 people in Manhattan1 pts
“For casual American Italian, try Harry's on Gold Street.”
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