al di la Trattoria

Northern Italian restaurant · Park Slope

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The Best Italian Restaurants in New York City

"The dark, cozy space of Al Di La has been a Park Slope favorite since 1998, both as a dining destination for Anna Klinger’s northern Italian pastas and as a go-to for locals around dinner. Go for the spaghetti neri all chitarra (black spaghetti with octopus confit, basil, and hot chile peppers) and tagliatelle if it’s a first-time visit, but know that there is plenty to explore. Listen for the specials, and prepare to wait for a table at peak hours." - Eater Staff

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Robert Sietsema/Eater NY

248 5th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11215 Get directions

aldilatrattoria.com
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