Gran Morsi Hours: Check Times and Plan Dinner

Check Gran Morsi hours for Tribeca dinner, compare house-made pasta and brick-oven pizza, and save a dinner reminder before choosing your evening.

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What do Gran Morsi hours mean for dinner?

Gran Morsi hours make this a dinner stop: the listed schedule is 4–10:30 PM Monday through Friday and 5–10:30 PM on Saturday and Sunday, in New York local time. At 22 Warren Street in Tribeca, Manhattan, this modern Italian restaurant combines house-made pasta, brick-oven pizza and a bar. For a Tribeca dinner, date night or group dinner, the first decision is simple: choose a weekday for the earlier opening, or plan a weekend arrival after 5 PM. There is no listed lunchtime service in this schedule.

Once you have checked Gran Morsi hours, compare the documented food rather than assuming a set menu or a fixed spend. The asset names lamb gnocchi, sweet sausage with vodka sauce, fresh focaccia, meatballs, and a baby lettuce and radish salad. Its room is described as airy, calm and warm. Reviews praise the pasta and atmosphere, while some mention slow drink service and high prices on specials.

Treat Gran Morsi hours as the starting point, not a promise of an available table or a last seating time. Call (212) 577-2725 to confirm details that matter to your evening, especially a changed schedule, a particular dish or the cost of a special.


What should you check first?

Address: 22 Warren Street, Tribeca, Manhattan, New York.
Monday: 4–10:30 PM. Tuesday: 4–10:30 PM. Wednesday: 4–10:30 PM. Thursday: 4–10:30 PM. Friday: 4–10:30 PM.
Saturday: 5–10:30 PM. Sunday: 5–10:30 PM. Gran Morsi hours are listed in New York local time; no special-date schedule is supplied.
Phone: (212) 577-2725.
Recorded rating: 4.4 out of 5 from 626 ratings.
Price signal: some reviewers mention high prices on specials; no numerical price range is listed.
Planning gap: ordinary table-reservation rules, last seating, transit and parking details are not established by the asset.


How do Gran Morsi hours shape your plans?

The practical difference between weekdays and weekends is the opening time, not the listed finish. A Monday-through-Friday visit can begin from 4 PM; a Saturday or Sunday visit starts from 5 PM. Every day in the weekly record ends at 10:30 PM. If your plans need an earlier dinner, compare those opening times before choosing a day. The schedule does not establish a lunch service, and it does not turn the restaurant's evening classification into an after-midnight option.

For planning purposes, separate the published closing time from an unconfirmed last seating or kitchen cutoff. Neither of those cutoffs appears in the source, so arriving just before 10:30 PM is not something this guide can endorse. Ask by phone if your intended arrival is close to closing, and confirm any special-date changes rather than treating the weekly timetable as a holiday guarantee.

Gran Morsi hours also do not tell you how quickly a meal will proceed. Some reviewers mention slow drink service; that is a useful caution when another commitment follows dinner, but it is not evidence of a predictable wait. Choose a time window that fits your own plans and verify the missing operational details directly.

What can you compare after checking Gran Morsi hours?

The documented menu gives you two clear directions: pasta or pizza, with several named starters alongside them. Lamb gnocchi and a sweet sausage dish with vodka sauce appear in the restaurant description. Fresh focaccia, meatballs, and a baby lettuce and radish salad provide additional starting points. Brick-oven pizzas are part of the same account, but individual pizza toppings are not specified. Use that distinction when comparing an appetite for a particular dish with a broader preference for Italian cooking.

Rather than assembling an imaginary tasting menu, use the named dishes as a shortlist to confirm when you contact the restaurant. The record supports the style of cooking, not a promise that every item is available on every service. It gives no portion sizes, menu prices, dietary certifications or ingredient substitutions. Those questions belong with the restaurant, particularly if a specific requirement determines whether you can dine there.

Cost deserves its own check before you order. Reviews include praise for the fresh pasta and a caution about expensive specials, but no numerical price band. Ask what a special costs instead of translating that review pattern into a made-up budget. The comparison here is between documented food choices, not a claim that one choice is cheaper.

Does the room suit your occasion?

The asset describes a modern Italian dining room with an airy, calm feel and a warm ambiance. It explicitly identifies business dinners, friend groups and dates as suitable occasions. That makes the setting a useful part of the decision, rather than treating the restaurant only as an address for pasta. A person organizing a meal can weigh that description against the group's preferred atmosphere, without assuming that a photograph guarantees a particular table or sound level.

The review picture adds context: diners praise welcoming service and the room's atmosphere, while some report slower drinks. The recorded score is 4.4 out of 5 from 626 ratings. Read those together: the positive setting and service feedback comes with a practical caution, not a guarantee of a seamless evening. The score cannot tell you the conditions on your chosen night, and it does not establish a maximum group size.

For any larger gathering or tightly timed business meal, clarify the arrangements directly using the listed phone number. The record includes a party-request link but does not explain ordinary table reservations, deposits or private-event terms. If seating needs or access requirements determine your choice, ask about them as well; the asset provides no accessibility specification.


What else should diners know?

What are Gran Morsi hours on weekdays?
The listed Monday-through-Friday schedule is 4–10:30 PM, in New York local time. The record does not provide a kitchen cutoff or last seating, so check those details directly if you are planning a late arrival.

What are Gran Morsi hours on weekends?
Saturday and Sunday are both listed as 5–10:30 PM. That is an hour later to open than on weekdays. Check Gran Morsi hours by phone for any special-date changes; no separate holiday schedule is supplied here.

Where is Gran Morsi in Manhattan?
The address is 22 Warren Street in Tribeca, New York. A review comment places it near City Hall. Use the exact street address when planning; the asset does not establish walking directions, a station or parking arrangements.

What pasta and pizza does Gran Morsi serve?
The description names lamb gnocchi and sweet sausage with vodka sauce, alongside brick-oven pizzas. It also mentions focaccia, meatballs, and a baby lettuce and radish salad. Confirm individual dishes because current item availability is not established.

Is Gran Morsi suitable for a date or a group?
The restaurant description specifically mentions dates, friend groups and business dinners, with an airy, calm room and warm ambiance. It does not specify group-size limits or table arrangements, so confirm those before organizing a larger meal.

How much does dinner at Gran Morsi cost?
No numerical menu prices or price range appear in the asset. Some reviewers flag high prices on specials. Ask for current prices before ordering rather than treating the review language as a precise budget or a fixed-price offer.

Do you need a reservation at Gran Morsi?
The record includes a party-request URL but does not establish whether ordinary dinner reservations are required or available. Call (212) 577-2725 to ask about your plans. An inquiry link is not evidence of a confirmed table.

How is Gran Morsi rated?
The recorded rating is 4.4 out of 5 from 626 ratings. Review summaries praise pasta, atmosphere and welcoming service, with cautions about drink speed and specials pricing. Those reports provide context, not a forecast for an individual visit.


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