A good restaurant is hard to find in the theatre district in NYC, so when you find a great one, you have to go whenever you get the chance. La Masseria is one of those places – located at 235 W 48th Street, between 7th and 8th Avenues. Don't miss the homemade pasta choices. Even get one as an appetizer or primi to share before your entrees. They are divine! I had the fettuccine bolognese for $17.75. The meat sauce clung to the fresh pasta perfectly. I would normally stay away from a pasta dish on a warm summer night while dining al fresco but the homemade pasta is so light that you won't feel like you are waddling down the sidewalk after dinner. I promise! It was so soft and delicate; I almost forgot I was eating pasta. My husband had the grilled salmon with zucchini and mustard sauce for $24.50 and enjoyed it just as much, okay, maybe not just as much, but almost! Along with two beers before dinner, our entire bill before tip was $59. The restaurant is described as an Italian farmhouse in the middle of Manhattan, which isn’t to say that it’s rustic; I would call it comfortable and charming. Don't hesitate to make reservations for La Masseria whether you are going to the theatre or not, you will not be disappointed. Enjoy!
Food is love, in my book. Whether I'm traveling for business or pleasure, I search for great places to eat. I'm often asked for recommendations so this blog will hopefully help point you in the right direction for a great meal or away from a potentially disappointing meal. I also like to cook and read lots of cooking magazines and cookbooks, so some of that is posted here too for when you like to stay at home and create something delicious for yourself, your family and friends. Enjoy!
Thursday, July 7, 2011
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Great recommendation. What a good find in that part of town!
ReplyDeleteRight! It's a must visit.
ReplyDeleteI love how you describe the pasta! It sounds delicious. And if I lived closer, I would totally check it out!
ReplyDeleteIt's another good reason to go to NYC and see a broadway show!
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