The 7 Best Places for Antipasto in Chelsea, New York

julia t: Fantastic, upscale northern Italian. Impeccable service, worth every penny. Antipasti a go here - usually I skip it.

Ryan Gallagher: Antipasto for the table is a great thing. Food is really good. Pastas being really tasty. Enjoy this tucked away place.

Kevin Huber: Love the Italian bartender. Gave us samples of wine before we ordered

Elizaveta T.: Small plates, share antipasti! Buffalo is a must, lemongrass pasta with lobster👌🏼

Ben Murphy-Ryan: Antipasti appetisers

Kathryn D: Great brunch spot with a nice variety of egg dishes. Make sure to order at least one pastry as a side to split.

Lindsey Rosenthal: Got the antipasto misto, ravioli with bolegnese and veal scallopine - all were delicious. My only complaint was the courses came out quickly - order slowly if you don't want to eat dinner in 40 min!

Elena Zykina: Just amazing food! You must try calamari and pear cake for desert!

Josh Whelchel: Move your bread close to the candles so they catch on fire and strike up conversation with your neighbors.

Tracy Bero: Best meal we had in NYC. New York Strip was cooked perfectly. Goat cheese and calamari appetizers were delicious. Service was impeccable on a busy Friday night.

Melissa Wilfley: Very cute, small intimate bar in the back. Sort of like a speakeasy

Nate S: What a gem! Tucked behind a restaurant, enter on 20th for a speakeasy vibe. Good for dates if you can snag a spot (space is very limited).

Erwin Vanhecke: Unforgettable experience. Great views, great food and great service. Was really worth it.

Janis Biksa: Get there early and enjoy one of the most potentially relaxing events in New Yoek!

Karen: Incredible experience. The views of the skyline and the Statue of Liberty were amazing. The food was delicious and the service excellent. Just a high-end, overall classy experience.

Melis Kayhan: Big tasty portions. Great for a picnic at the high line.

Steven Lehrburger: Even the paper bags for the sandwiches are 3x better than they are anywhere else.

Jeremy Perry: Best Italian sandwiches in Chelsea.

Serious Eats: Gem of an Italian deli near Penn Station. Excellent cured Italian meats, awesome sandwiches.

Serious Eats: This spot looks like nothing special from the outside but the food in here is not to be underestimated. Go for the meatball hero or roast turkey or pork with mozzarella and brown gravy. Read more.

Serious Eats: Roast Beef Mondays: We recommend the seeded roll, hefty enough to soak up the beefy juices poured over the top. Read more.