Gennaro — all mentions

in:What is a good Italian restaurant in the Upper West Side that has vegetarian options?5 pts
“Gennaro has lots of vegetarian pastas and is good.”
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in:Being a part of this sub since it’s inception makes me laugh how literally every food report has the exact same spots on them. Hope it becomes more common to venture off the beaten path and find the spots that aren’t on TikTok and eater mag. What’s a non hyped spot you tried lately that you enjoyed?1 pts
replying to u/LieutenantKije: Angeletto in midtown east - it looks like some stuffy, outdated, “who goes there except old people” restaurant (and maybe that last part is true) but I happened to stop by and was wildly impressed by the quality. Especially the duck! Can’t believe I’ve never heard it mentioned anywhere before Also The Jin for their Korean fried chicken. Probably my favorite KFC in the city and that’s saying something
“but their pasta is so tasty”
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in:Any Sicilian / Italian restaurants currently serving pasta con le Sarde?1 pts
“Good, no frills, reasonably priced place.”
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in:Authentic "must-eat" spots-1 pts
“Here’s an all-time favorite of mine: Gennaro (Italian). Great food, reasonable prices, great people.”
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in:UWS recs?2 pts
“Gennaro - great Italian, cash only”
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in:Early-ish dinner with colleagues near Symphony Space 95th & Broadway2 pts
“I might consider Buceo 95, Taqueria 86 or Gennaro.”
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in:Restaurant recommendation for 10 people in Manhattan ?2 pts
“Carmines, gennaro, elea, tasca,”
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in:Mid-level restaurant1 pts
“Gennaro on Amsterdam and 93rd”
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in:72hr Visit, Manhattan, need help.1 pts
“Gennaro is a great Italian place, cash only.”
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in:Best Italian That Won’t Break The Bank?1 pts
“Gennaro on the upper west side is delicious”
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in:If Anthony Bourdain asked you to take him to somewhere in NYC to eat this week, where would you take him?0 pts
“Food always hits.”
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