O utside of Italy, NYC is one of the best places to eat Italian food. So, yes, this list could have been much longer than 27 restaurants. It also could have included more old-scho ...

The sauce has dried up at this iconic red-sauce spot. Ferdinando’s Focacceria in Carroll Gardens abruptly closed its doors last weekend after 121 years of serving up Sicilian classics like rice balls ...

One of the city’s oldest Italian restaurants is now closed. After 121 years, Ferdinando’s Focacceria quietly shuttered its doors over the weekend. The institution announced its closure on Instagram: ...

Craving the taste of Southern Italy? An all-new restaurant in Westchester has got you covered. Italian Oven, located in ...

Finding your favorite Italian restaurant in a city like New York is an extraordinary act—and once you have one, you must never let it go. Hold it tightly like the lapels of a wool coat when the ...

who significantly influenced New York's Italian dining landscape during the 2010s, according to the Luxury Guide, has launched Santi right where Alto Restaurant used to be. He describes it as ...

This longstanding Italian restaurant in Midtown is where you’ll find an “S.N.L.” crew on Tuesdays when the show is running.Credit...Nico Schinco for The New York Times Supported by By Priya ...