Don Antonio by Starita

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While tourists bumble into Sbarro looking for a New York slice, pizza aficionados have been busy colonizing this pedigreed pizzeria—a collaboration between Kesté’s Roberto Caporuscio and his decorated Naples mentor, Antonio Starita. Start with tasty bites like the frittatine (a deep-fried spaghetti cake oozing prosciutto cotto and béchamel sauce), before digging into the stellar wood-fired pies, which range from standards like Margherita to more creative constructions like the Rachetta, a racket-shaped pizza with a “handle” made of ricotta-stuffed dough. The main event, however, should be the habit-forming Montanara Starita, which gets a quick dip in the deep fryer before hitting the oven to develop its puffy, golden crust. Topped with tomato sauce, basil and intensely smoky buffalo mozzarella, it’s a worthy new addition to the pantheon of classic New York pies.
Details
Address: |
309 W 50th St New York 10019 |
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Cross street: | between Eighth and Ninth Aves |
Transport: | Subway: C, E to 50th St |
Price: | Average pizza: $18. AmEx, MC, V |
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Opening hours: | Mon–Thu 11:30am–3:30pm, 4:30-11pm; Fri, Sat 11:30am–11:30pm; Sun 11:30am–10:30pm |
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