The Best Italian Restaurants In The West Village - New York - The Infatuation
"Anton's—billed as a "New York Cafe"—isn't 100% Italian, but a whole section of its menu is dedicated to “macaroni." So the influence is pretty clear. This old-school restaurant on Hudson Street is decorated with oil paintings and lots of dark wood, and it’s perfect for when you want to drink a martini and eat some pasta by candlelight. The bucatini that comes absolutely stuffed with bacon is our top choice, but the spaghetti anchoiade is another intelligent route, as long as you don’t mind having a mouth that smells like anchovy." - bryan kim, will hartman
Teddy Wolff
