| |  | Becco | | | “Middle-aged suburbanite women pack this Italian spot nightly, attesting to the wild popularity of PBS chef Lidia Bastianich.” —nymag | | Cuisine: Italian |
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| | | | | | Good place for after a Broadway show. Don't plan on counting points if your ordering the endless pasta specials. The itallian cheesecake was delicious. Read More | | | | | | Restaurant Name: Becco Cuisine & Category: Italian, Upscale Dining Special Offer: “Sinfonia di Pasta” for $21.95 Neighborhood: Theater District, NYC (w. 46th Street bet. 8th and 9th Ave.) One of The New York Times’ “top picks,” for “a menu and wine list that are decidedly unusual,” this Lidia an... Read More | | | | | | From autumn well into the new year, menus all over New York City boast pumpkin this and pumpkin that—and often the star ingredient winds up stuffed inside dough. Becco (not always a Chowhound favorite) does do right by pumpkin in ravioli, which turns up as a seasonal special. One recent knocko... Read More | | | | | | Zylberberg and Bastianich Photo: Courtesy of Joe BastianichWe're now told that Joe Bastianich was able to finish the marathon in three hours, 45 minutes: He's pictured here with running mate Dani Zylberberg, sommelier at Becco. Neither managed to beat Daniel Humm, but bravo nonetheless. Read More | | | | | | On Sunday afternoons, when we're getting slightly upset about the weekend coming to a close and not getting nearly enough done, we find solace in watching Lidia's Family Table on Channel 13. It is, by far, one of the best cooking shows, and that's because Lidia Bastianich is our secret Italian gran... Read More | | | | | | An incredibly svelte Bastianich with Police Commissioner Ray Kelly, Dani Zylberberg Our other food world marathon runner, Joe Bastianich, has chimed in with his results: 3 hours and 45 minutes. He may not have bested the Hummer, but it is an incredible accomplishment. Congrats to Joe and Becco so... Read More | | | | | | Given the price you pay to dine well in New York, it's unsurprising that most people rightly prefer quality to quantity. But sometimes you might want to venture in the other direction of that golden ratio -- when you're broke and starving, or more likely, when you have a large group that desires not... Read More | | | |
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