new york city : otto enoteca & pizzeria.
chef mario batali ... this guy has got a lot of restaurants. (see : eataly, for one.) and on my most recent visit to nyc, i got to visit another. this time? otto enoteca & pizzeria in greenwich village.
a bit about this fine establishment : "otto has combined the elegance of an italian enoteca with the fun bustle of a crowded italian train station ... otto is perfect for a quick snack, a lingering meal, a big group, a family night out..." sign me up.
here's what i had ...
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otto enoteca & pizzeria
one fifth avenue
new york, ny 10003
a bit about this fine establishment : "otto has combined the elegance of an italian enoteca with the fun bustle of a crowded italian train station ... otto is perfect for a quick snack, a lingering meal, a big group, a family night out..." sign me up.
here's what i had ...
olives :
gaeta, sicilian, alfonso.
mah gal pal melissa & i are not ones to reject a healthy plate of olives. so we obviously had to order this olive trio. my faves were the green ones.
favetta :
fava bean spread on bread.
melissa & i both agreed that this was our favorite part of the meal. just so incredibly good ... fresh favas, crunchy bread, little bit o' spice.
melissa & i both agreed that this was our favorite part of the meal. just so incredibly good ... fresh favas, crunchy bread, little bit o' spice.
pasta alla norma :
tomato, roasted eggplant & basil. (no cheese.)
holy red sauce. this, too, was quite tasty. my only complaint was that the noodles weren't fully cooked! and trust, i know how pasta should be cooked. but since i am a fan of hard noodles (c'mon, get your minds out of the gutter), i still enjoyed this dish.
to sum up -- now that i've been to two of infinity mario batali restaurants, i absolutely must get to more. which is always a sign of good food. i'm already planning for my next nyc trip.
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otto enoteca & pizzeria
one fifth avenue
new york, ny 10003
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