Gnocchi on 9th

Shortly after I walked into Gnocchi on 9th on Second Avenue on the upper east side,Damari offered suggestions about the different menu options! She was very helpful snd I endsd up eating an absolutely delicious lunch of vodka gnocchi with a buratta !

Food was genuinely to die for. Alla Vodka gnocchi was delicious and enough for 2. Service was impeccable and shockingly fast as well. Clerk’s voice was ASMR worthy. Affordability is the cherry on top of everything else.

Gnocchi for less than $12? No way. The gnocchi was great I had it with a vodka sauce and added burrata cheese. Next time I'm going to get the gnocchi with pesto sauce and burrata. Would come back here again.

Every location is consistently good. You find something you're good at and you keep doing it without going overboard and adding on new flavors every month. The vodka and pomodoro sauce are delicious and the only ones we tried, for 10 bucks you get a healthy serving and hopefully you get to sit outside, relax and people watch while you enjoy a quick bite.

As someone who regularly makes homemade noodles and Gnocchi, this spot is fantastic. Gnocchi on Ninth is dedicated entirely to handmade gnocchi, offering delicious meals at an incredibly reasonable $10 price point. Their gnocchi Alla Vodka is a fresh, tomato-forward sauce, complemented by visible bits of rosemary and basil. The texture of the gnocchi hits that perfect balance of soft yet satisfyingly chewy. That isn't easy to do, and they make it seem effortless. Not only is it delicious, the portions are generous, and the potato is filling making it easy to share. My wife and I split a single order and were both perfectly full. Service is quick, making it a great choice for a fast lunch or early dinner. Though primarily a to-go setup, there's a single outdoor table for those who want to sit down. This is a solid option for anyone looking for high-quality, affordable gnocchi. It's worth checking out if you have any inkling of hunger at all. This is a setup I've only ever seen in Venice, and I am so happy to see it here in NYC.

The gnocchi is nice and warm, but could use some more flavor. The truffle one is the best on their menu

It's super convenient to order and have fresh gnocchi on the spot, and this simple menu enjoys it is a quick in and out experience. We got the signature a la vodka sauce topped with burrata. The burrata was excellent, and the flavors of the pasta in the chinese container were ok... I wish the food was made to order and served (vs warm cafeteria style). Regardless, it's a clean atmosphere and welcomed on the neighborhood. No seating.

Nice. We have a newcomer to this neighborhood.. they are formally opening this Friday, but have been serving delicious delectables for a few weeks now as they complete setting up. Vegetarian. Pasta based.. entirely Italian. As someone else has said here ~ only seen in Italy before. The servings are fresh, generous, and served in a welcoming and friendly atmosphere. And well priced, for today's market, where eating out has become pricey. The gnocchi alla vodka with burrata is a must-have. Very nice. I wish them luck and longevity.

I ordered the truffle gnocchi with barratta, and it was superb. The sauce has a hint of truffle, complemented by olive oil and pepper. It is delicious, and I would recommend it. This is a grab-and-go, with a few seats in front. The staff was kind, fast, and efficient. You're served a shareable amount of gnocchi in cute take-out containers to walk around NYC.

What a wonderful concept! This is the perfect spot for a quick, pasta fix. Definitely only meant as a takeout experience, so don't expect a pretty plate. Food: 4/5 Price: 4/5 Experience: 3.5/5

I was feeling like a carb-y barbie. When hunger struck, I was crossing 2nd Avenue, and Gnocchi on 9th seemed like it was stairing me dead in the eye. The young man behind the counter was very friendly and helpful. He started me off with a sample of the Pomadoro gnocci. It was good. I asked for the Pomadoro with a ball of Burrata cheese on top. As I went to pay, the man offered to top my gnocchi off with a dusting of parmesean, chili flakes, and garlic powder. I sat outside and enjoyed my pasta. It is a great spot, for when you're looking for a quick meal in the area. Right by the Q train, and walking distance to Central Park.

$9 gnocchi! They only serve gnocchi so you know they do it well. This is a casual on-the-go spot with outdoor seating. I've heard mixed reviews, but I thought it tasted really good! They also do a reward program if you sign up with your phone number.

I ordered the gnocchi vodka Al burrata and it came in a cute takeout container. The worker asked if I wanted chilli flakes and cheese as well. It was sooooooo delicious and flavorful!! The portions are also deceiving, they are way bigger than it looks. The food was also prepared very fast and there was nice AC inside. There is no seating inside but there are two tables outside which is where I Ate, but unfortunately is not shaded.

Try: Al Pesto and Black Truffle Cacio E Pepe! Why: I was walking home and noticed this new restaurant with a line so had to try! I appreciate the simple menu specializing in gnocchi takeout. We tried the Al Pesto and Black Truffle Cacio E Pepe. Added Burrata on the Al Pesto, which was delicious. Basil Al Pesto sauce was light and flavorful. Burrata was creamy and rich. Black Truffle Cacio E Pepe was creamy, but I didn't love the chili peppers added on top. After eating the top layer with the chile peppers, each bite got better. Gnocchi was soft, chewy, dense and hearty. Don't let the small takeout container fool you because I was full! Notes: Small and cute takeout restaurant with one table outside. They just opened last week and seemed busy for dinner rush with online orders and customers in person. Al Pesto did take a few extra minutes but it was worth it. Workers were friendly and helpful. I overheard someone asking about ingredients for dietary restrictions and they were able to share exact ingredients. They also had gluten free option for $3 extra. I would like to come back to try the other Gnocchi! What a nice addition to UES!

Okay yes, this place was great. I waited about 1.5 hours to get some free gnocchi for the grand opening which, don't get me wrong, is a long time. However, there were so many people in line and many more who had to be turned away AND the air conditioning broke so I have so much respect and admiration for the staff who were serving us alongside such hot food (which was immediately made a priority of the owner, in a response to maintain comfortable working conditions for the workers). Thanks so much for powering through that. I have a decent patience tolerance when it comes to waiting for free food, but I will say, this gnocchi was genuinely worth the wait. The gnocchi a la vodka with burrata and Parmesan on top was super creamy, fresh, and the perfect amount of filling. Although I didn't pay, this would definitely be worth the $10.89 it would normally cost. Congrats to the team on the opening!

Small shop, focused on gnocchi, as the name implies! I tired the gnocchi with pesto. They offered a burrata cheese for the top but I declined this time. They also suggested putting Parmesan cheese and red pepper flakes on it. I don't think the pepper flakes went that well with the gnocchi. It was served in a box - looked like the size of box you normally get take-away rice at a Chinese restaurant. Initially thought this might be a small portion but it's very dense and I was full afterwards. Overall it tasted ok, but wasn't amazing: I've had various kinds of gnocchi before, this didn't have much background flavor and was a bit plasticky. Still, it's well priced and tasted ok. Give it a shot.

Not what we expected. Gnocchis were just a package brand with their variety of sauce added to them.

Yummy, quick, and affordable! Didn't know they opened on the UES, but glad I found it during my walk. Wanted something on the go. I got the Allá Vodka w/ Burrata and it was so good! One serving is plenty and can definitely be shared. The employees were super inviting and provided great suggestions to us first timers. The place is small and just one tiny table for two outside. It is not for one to stay.

I go the vodka gnocchi with burrata - simple but good. My only critique is that I found the sauce somewhat watery. They're served in paper take-out boxes so I was concerned the sauce would leak in the bag but it seemed ok as long as you ate the food quickly.

I was quite hungover today and needed a boost. Gnocchi on 9th was a very pleasant surprise. For $10-11, you really can't go wrong. The pomodoro and pesto were great. Lots of garlic and the pasta was delicious. I felt way better after eating here. We skipped the burrata, but it looked like a good thing to try next time. Absolutely worth a try.

We live very close to this restaurant we ordered in yesterday. The food was less than stellar. We will not order from here again

I went to the store around 3pm on a weekday. I got the gnocchi alla vodka with burrata and cheese and it was about $13-14. The gnocchi was very fresh and hot and the service was good but there is no indoor seating.

5 stars for food and service but 3 stars for the store atmosphere ventilation. I tried the vodka, pesto, cacio e pepe, and the pomodoro. All was delicious, fresh and the sauce is robust and flavorful. The place is clean and organized and the service is wonderful. But,THERE IS NO AIR CONDITION. THIS IS NOT ACCEPTABLE working conditions. There are several boiling pots with overhead spotlights and the only air circulation are 2 fans in the entire store. If this is not taken care of soon I will personally file a complaint with the department of labor.

Saw this on instagram and had to bring my gf on over. We ordered the gnocchi with vodka with burrata and red pepper flakes, and it was definitely worthwhile to stop by and indulge. Couple of seats outside allowed us to eat it in the moment and enjoy it while it was still warm. Definitely worth coming to try!

A Hidden Gem That's Worth the Trip - Gnocchi Al Pomodoro Perfection I hadn't been to NYC in a while, but Gnocchi NYC gave me a reason to come back -- and I'm already planning my return. I tried the Gnocchi Al Pomodoro, and wow... it was incredible. The gnocchi were soft, pillowy, and perfectly cooked, and the tomato sauce was rich, savory, and bursting with real Italian flavor. It's simple, traditional, a deal and absolutely delicious -- like something straight out of a family kitchen in Italy. If you're a fan of authentic Italian comfort food, this is a must-try. Worth the trip, 100%.

Tasty pasta for good price and a quick snack! Clean ambiance, Chef Lady was very kind too:)