
Four Italian Spots in Little Italy and SoHo for Friends
Shared red-sauce platters on Mulberry Street, a three-generation family kitchen and a compact Eataly where groups can book classes.



A compact Eataly on Lafayette Street, split between sit-down dining, quick-service cafes and grocery shelves. The restaurant pairs thin-crust pizza with fried zucchini and calamari, and groups can book hands-on pasta and wine classes or a private event. Open from 8:00 AM daily.
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Red-sauce Italian on Mulberry Street, built for sharing. The menu is designed to be ordered in large family-style servings, so a full table can split several plates at once. Open 11:30 AM to 10:00 PM every day.
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Family-run since 1993, this Mulberry Street dining room cooks from recipes kept across three generations. Handmade pasta, brick-oven pizza, veal piccata and tiramisu come with a strong wine selection, and staff often go out of their way to mark anniversaries and milestones.
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A bright, cozy room on Mulberry Street serving al dente pastas, seafood, meat entrees and well-priced pizzas. Dinner specials pair meals with wine. Service is generally responsive, though diners suggest checking the bill for gratuity expectations.
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