
Grotta Azzurra
4.2 (1,529)restaurant
This historic Little Italy favorite serves fresh pasta under vaulted stone ceilings that once welcomed Frank Sinatra.
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Frank CastellanaChef
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Named after the famous blue grotto in Capri, this 1908 establishment was once a hangout for stars like Robert De Niro. After a hiatus, chef Frank Castellana revived the restaurant to focus on traditional Mediterranean flavors. The room maintains a lively atmosphere with a layout of booth dining areas and standing bar tables. The kitchen serves up comforting staples like spaghetti carbonara and a house lasagna, complemented by fresh bread and olive oil. Guests frequently note the attentive service and recommend ending the night with limoncello.
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