Barbetta is New York's oldest Italian restaurant, opening in 1906 way before the influx of Italian food establishments opened on what seems like every other corner. The old world dining room is elegant and classic, with doors that open to a gorgeous garden with ample seating. It is the only restaurant in America to have been awarded landmark status by the Locali Storici d'Italia. Their dishes feature North Italian cuisine at a pretty steep price.
Barbetta, 321 West 46th Street, New York
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