Becco

Top 2% of restaurants in New York City
7/10

10 expert reviews

“This Restaurant Row stalwart has no shortage of competition, but Becco is unrivaled when it comes to pleasing diners and theater-goers with reliable and hearty Italian fare.”

– Michelin Guide

Fodor's Fodor's
"An ingenious concept makes Becco a prime Restaurant Row choice for time-constrained theatergoers." Full review
Frommer's Frommer's
"If you’re a fan of Lidia Bastianich’s PBS cooking shows, you can sample her simple, hearty Italian cooking here." Full review
Zagat Zagat
4.2
"For a "legitimate Italian" "fill-up", this Bastianich Restaurant Row "standby" supplies an "ever-popular"... bottomless pasta "binge"." Full review
DK Eyewitness DK Eyewitness
"Chef Lidia Bastianich is a co-owner of this standard Italian trattoria on restaurant row offering a decent selection of antipasti, salads, pastas, and main courses."
Gayot Gayot
11.0
"Lots of choices and enormous Italian portions on restaurant row." Full review
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The wine list is a deal, too, with more than 100 red and white Italian wines by the bottle available for only $18 (or choose from the pricier reserve list).
Rough Guide Rough Guide
"Catering to the pre- theatre crowd, Becco is most notable for its $23 Sinfonia di Paste: the all-you-can-eat dinner with a choice of three pasta-and-sauce combinations; there’s also a good-value $25 wine menu."
Time Out Time Out
"Better to stick to the pricier regular menu, which offers savory, family-style dishes in portions that are eminently well suited to sharing." Full review
New York Magazine New York Magazine
"The consistently competent all-you-can-eat three-pasta prix-fixe dinner is also an affordable alternative to Becco's East Side cousin Felidia, as is the gently priced Italian wine list. " Full review
Where Where
"In a cheery, casual space, diners enjoy savory dishes including Becco's signature braised veal shank with faro and butternut squash. L & D (daily). $$$." Full review



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