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Il Gattopardo interiors with wooden beam walls, dim lighting, and formal dining tables with white tablecloths

Il Gattopardo

Italian

Hell's KitchenMidtown

$$$$Perfect For:Outdoor/Patio SituationPre-Theater Eats
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Il Gattopardo is a quiet restaurant on West 54th Street that feels a little like a cross between a fancy living room and some kind of embassy. Which makes sense, since it’s located in a set of townhouses that used to belong to John D. Rockefeller. It’s not the place to come for a bargain meal in the neighborhood - pastas hover around the $30 mark, and the least expensive dessert is $14. But the food is good, and it’s a nice place for a semi-formal meal away from the chaos of the busier Midtown restaurants.

Il Gattopardo enclosed outdoor seating with turf floors, tables with white tablecloths, and tons of green plants lining the walls

photo credit: Alex Staniloff

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