The 7 Best Places for Buffalo Mozzarella in Chelsea, New York

Time Out New York: For little more than a Hamilton, you can load up on a panino built atop a trusty loaf—the combo of salty prosciutto, rich buffalo mozzarella and pickled shishito peppers is a standout. Read more.

Serious Eats: Great bread, tasty sandwiches, and some standout sweets. Don't miss the pizza bianca.

Village Voice: As far as filled donuts are concerned, we're hard-pressed to find a finer specimen than the bomboloni. Treat yourself to the vanilla custard one; a delight you won't forget!

Shaun Stewart: Great lunch spot for a quiet meeting; amazing pasta - fantastic service and not that crowded during the day. The pasta with corn and bacon iS my go to

Simon: amazing food - get the truffle mushroom ravioli and the chicken parm (off menu). Great place for the fam, date or just a great Italian meal

Kate Huyett: Get the agnolotti with squash, the ravioli with mushrooms and truffles, the bolognese pappardelle. Pasta is all out of this world.

Elizabeth Burstein: Great vibe and service, speakeasy behind a restaurant, loves the passion fruit martini and the spice cocktails!

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).

Edward Fabila: their Prosecco is bubbly, crisp and divine...order a bottle! From pasta to desserts, everything is top notch and delicious

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

Katya: Old school Italian at old school prices! Hands down fav dinner spot in Chelsea. Try the gnocchi or the black fettuccini (if they have it as a special).

Carina H: The specials are always great... tonight's saffron taglierini with crab meat, cherry tomatoes, and zucchini was especially fantastic

john clay: hand rolled pici

Ping Ho: best sausage pasta! meatballs are also fab

Christa: nice little place tucked away on 27th. good arancini. i only had the ovest pizza but it was delicious. staff was knowledgable about wine and was able to make good recommendations.

Serious Eats: If you're familiar with Luzzo's, one of major differences at Ovest is that Ovest serves a variety of panini.

Nicholas R: Good place to kill time before Sleep No More. Friendly bartenders.

Gansevoort Hotel Group: Fun fact: first steakhouse in Manhattan

Pam Arendall-Arnais: Get the truffle Mac-n-cheese!

Teresa: Truffle mac and cheese is a must!!