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NYC's Greatest Old-School Italian Restaurants, From Oldest To Newest
Because you don’t eat enough baked clams.
Housed in a glamorous FiDi venue, Metropolis serves an ambitious and confusing menu that needs a bit of workshopping.
San Sabino in the West Village feels like a seaside cafe, except they do fancy Italian food you should go out of your way to eat.
The West Village outpost of Mama’s Too makes the same great cacio e pepe or pepperoni squares as the original UWS pizza shop.
Apollo makes craggy sourdough bagels that you should dunk directly into a tub of scallion cream cheese.
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There aren't many neighborhoods where you can chase a Spam sandwich with a bowl of momos and some chicken marsala.
This Ridgewood slice shop ferments their dough for days, resulting in thin, crackly, incredible crust.
A paratha breakfast at Mount Everest Deli & Grocery guarantees a good morning, and the lunch and snack options at this Ridgewood convenience store are reason to return.