| Venue name: | Eataly | Contact: |
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| Address: |
200 Fifth Ave New York 10010 |
Cross street: | between 23rd and 24th Sts |
| Opening hours: | Daily 10am–11pm |
| Transport: | Subway: F, M, N, R to 23rd St |
| Price: | Average main course: $20. AmEx, Disc, MC, V |
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Average User Rating
4.7 / 5
Rating Breakdown
- 5 star:9
- 4 star:4
- 3 star:0
- 2 star:0
- 1 star:0
I love coming here either by myself to browse the aisles, or pop in with out of town guests or friends for dinner or to have a drink at one of the many awesome restaurants. It's a very fun space to walk around in, though it can get extremely crowded on weekends or after work.
A fun and delicious experience for all!! I love walking around with a glass of wine and checking out all of the stores's italian treats! My favorite thing to get here is the fresh pasta! I always get the gnocchi to go. There are also restaurants and a rooftop bar inside of Eataly. There is something for everyone here!
One of my favorite stops in NYC! I love spending time exploring the different markets in Eataly. I often get caught up in their beautiful desserts and gelato selection but there is so much more that Eataly has to offer!
A must if you're in the Flatiron district! Amazing selection of cheeses, meats, breads and basically everything you ever wanted to eat..(aly)!
Come hungry, leave very, very full. Eataly located near the Flatiron Building is a market for all things Italian. Fresh pasta, fresh mozzarella, gelato, espresso, are just some of the items available here. You can sit and eat there or bring the food home and make your own pizzas or other fare. Vegetables and meats are also available, along with every size and shape of dry pasta you could ever imagine. Olive oil from every region of Italy make up an entire aisle and the aroma of the market will keep you coming back.
The review below don't lie - not only does Eataly offer the best Italian market in New York City, but everything they offer is absolutely delicious. It's incredibly easy to spend an afternoon (or really, a fully day) in the Eataly complex. You can grab coffee for breakfast, shop fro your groceries, take a cooking class, eat lunch, go on a wine tasting, and eat dinner on the roof under a starry sky. I'm not saying that you should do all of these at once (unless ou have the time and money...), but Eataly has so much to offer and to marvel at that you can't help but love being there.
If you're a fan of fresh Italian food, this place is for you! Located right across from Madison Square Park in Flatiron, Eataly is home to a number of Italian shops and restaurants. Spend time palling around the shops looking for fresh pasta or sauce, grab some gelato at the stand by the entrance, or enjoy a sit-down meal at one of the different restaurants. Eataly is also divided by food types, so if you're solely interested in pasta or pizza or seafood, you'll be able to solely concentrate on that. They also have a great rooftop, Birreria, which has pop-up restaurants, gives you great views of NYC, and has a constantly-busy bar area.
One of those culinary landmarks that others strive to outdo and ultimately try to copy. Despite the crowd and the obvious price hike it’s hard to go wrong with this quality produce and the theater (aka chaos) if you’re in around and around Flatiron. Perfect pit stop for fresh mozzarella, prosciutto and something sparkly.
I really dig Eataly. My pal took me there in early January. It's full of food. Like so much food. Italian food. What could possibly be bad about that? Nothing in my opinion, besides the fact that it's pretty hectic by sheer number of people (kind of like real Italy- I can say that- I'm European).
We went to the pizza and pasta restaurant downstairs to eat- it was very good- I'd recommend the fresh mozarella to start. Our server there was lovely (but sadly I have forgotten his name so can't call him out!) Even though I travelled in from London, I still went home with a couple of delicious treats. The tinned truffle mushrooms in the shop are a winner. I'd love to go back and check out the other restaurants too.view...
Do you want to escape New York and find yourself in Italy. Well your wish is my command, welcome to Eataly. No you do not need a passport all you need is an empty stomach and an open heart. This is one of my favorite places to visit in the city. From the fresh pasta to the wine Eataly makes my heart sing and makes my stomach very Happy. Would you like pizza prepared right in front of your eyes or would you like some delicious fresh baked bread. Close your eyes and smell the chocolate at the Nutella bar or make your way over to Il Pesce and feast on delectable oysters. This place has everything and anything you could ever imagine to make sure you have a delicious Italian meal. This is a definite when visiting New York or if you live here make this your Sunday spot.
Eataly is a massive Italian food mecca right in Flatiron. If you want to impress out-of-towners, bring them to Eataly. Besides offering a variety of eating options to satisfy even picky eaters (there's a vegetarian restaurant, a pizzeria, a seafood spot, a rooftop bar with amazing charcuterie), you can show them that New York really does have it all. There's a bakery, a butcher with beautiful red meats, a fresh pasta section, an imported Italian beer section, cookbooks, imported Italian jarred goods, cheeses, produce, fresh seafood. There's a café and a gelateria. There's a wine bar in the center of the whole place where you can stand and sip and munch with your friends. You can take cooking classes at Eataly! The most delicious mushroom lasagna I've ever had, I had at Eataly. Truly, you cannot go wrong with this place.
Eataly is a great place to go to if you have no idea what you want to eat. The food hall and market is packed full of options for every appetite. My personal favorite is wine and antipasti at La Piazza – a space in the middle of Eataly with standing tables. I brought my husband here for a late meal this past weekend, and his eyes lit up like a happy child when he perused the menu. We ended up sharing a large charcuterie platter, clams/oysters and a bottle of rose. Yum. Prices are a little higher than usual, but for the quality, I think it’s worth it. You’re also paying for the atmosphere and experience anyway. One thing to note – both my husband and I are on the shorter side and the standing tables are very tall. I was still able to eat and drink with no issues, but to a passing stranger, I may have looked a little funny slurping oysters.
