Gnocchi on 9th

Food: 4 | Service: 4 | Atmosphere: 2 Seating type:there 2 chairs outside but that’s it. It’s a small establishment so there isn’t really any room to sit. Vegetarian options: it’s al all vegetarian menu Parking space: paid street parking only Kid-friendliness: not so much Wheelchair accessibility: this place may be too small to accommodate a wheelchair. All in all the food here shines. For $10 you can get about a pint of Gnocchi. Hits the spot. It was $4 for a regular size bottle of water. Menu it fair and affordable. Some great options, if you’re in the area stop by and grab a bite

Gnocchi, much of which has been premade and is reheated, served for around $10 in a takeout container and a variety of sauces. A very fast, low-cost, and convenient food option. I really enjoyed the Alla Vodka, and the Al Pesto was decent.

store is a bit small its more like get and go pasta not bad pretty solid really filling

Cute little shop, no seating indoors, two seats outside. I tried the pesto gnocchi, which most people were ordering the regular tomato sauce with burrata, so I took a little risk and the pesto was a little too watery for my liking. The gnocchi were cooked very well and melted in my mouth. So if you like al dente this isn’t for you. The pesto also could’ve had a bit more basil but it was alright. I didn’t hate it, it’s just not the best I’ve had.

The black truffle gnocchi was delicious, though not exceptional. The gnocchi itself tasted like it might have been store-bought, but the sauce was rich and flavorful. On the other hand, the pesto gnocchi was a letdown. It was bland and could definitely use more seasoning to bring out its flavors. Overall, I would say if you want a simple gnocchi fix this is the spot to go but don't expect too much.

Not the best tasting alla vodka I’ve had but really nice service. The idea is so cute and the burrata cheese was a great addition. It’s definitely not real Italian or restaurant quality but it does hit the spot and quick. The employees were so nice and very efficient. I think it’s worth going to.

Delicious and quick! I recommend for anyone near the area Only seating is the two seats outside

Thoroughly mediocre takeout gnocchi: the novelty justified the purchase, but I don't know if I'll come back. The gnocchi is rubbery, everything is premade, therefore quick, but also leading to watery sauces. I tried the al pesto. Only a hint of pesto in the taste, barely there, overpowered by the free red pepper flakes on top. But for $11? A generous portion, filling, and warm. It's very fast and the servers are very kind. This would've out of this world if I weren't sober, but as it is, it's ok.

I'm a big pasta fan, and honestly despite the hate I like Gnocchi on 9th! It's not going to be the best gnocchi you've ever had, but it's a good option for takeout in this area. I tried the black truffle cacio e Pepe ($14) with burrata (+$3), which is much better than restaurant prices and honestly tasted pretty good. Yes, you could make the same thing at home for a lot cheaper, but if you're out and about and craving fast food that's not a bowl or pizza this is a great option! There was also no line when I went and service was friendly and speedy. No seating though, takeout only. Gluten-free option is available.

An elemental menu featuring $10 gnocchi with a recommended $3 burrata, finished with black pepper and parm. It's best for takeout. They dole it out from induction plates into "Chinese takeout" paper boxes with forks stuck into it. That being said, my family and I weren't impressed. The texture is good, but we found the vodka sauce overly tart and bordering on soupy, the burrata to be strangely thick-skinned. When eating alongside other pasta, our single serving of gnocchi was left unfinished...

Such a yummy spot for a comforting pasta dish! I tried the black truffle cacio e pepe gnocchi with burratta which was delicious! The gnocchi is soft and pillowy with a slight chew (it's not mushy or overly soft). I love the sauce- the truffle flavor came through and paired well with the burrata. Perhaps slightly overhyped, but certainly a convenient spot for a grab and go pasta dish! Came on a Sunday afternoon and there was only one person in line. Service was fast, and I will definitely be returning to try their other sauces! Overall, I would highly recommend Gnocchi on 9th!

Solid quick lunch takeout! The menu is simple and only has a few gnocchi items. We tried the vodka with burrata and the black truffle burrata and the black truffle definitely wins. The flavor was so much better but either way both pastas were solid and if you're looking for a quick inexpensive takeout meal, you should definitely try it out! We also got the tiramisu and it was not good. The flavor was good but the bottom layers were completely soggy and soaked so the texture was off. Wouldn't recommend. Also don't come here expecting amazing pasta haha but I would definitely come back considering the value/taste!

Great concept. So cute. Tiny little place with 2 folding chairs out front. Everything is made fresh! We had the vodka sauce with burrata as well as the pesto. It was very good.

Been wanting to try this for a while and it wasn't too bad. I got the Vodka gnocchi with burrata. Gnocchi isn't my most favorite thing but this was a great value. It was a ton of good quality food. The service was super quick. I just walked in asked what I wanted and they got it to me within a couple minutes. If you're in a rush and need something filling this is a good spot. This is a little hole in the wall place so don't expect to sit down as there is no room for that. But it's good for some food to go or to take to the park.

Extremely underwhelming, tastes like Trader Joe's freezer meals at best. Not super expensive and a quick meal, but wouldn't go again.

A phenomenal spot to stop for a quick meal! It's just a short walk from Central Park! Only had to wait in line for a few minutes and the food was prepared so quickly! It's is definitely more of a quick to go spot, other than two chairs out front there is no seating. I thought the prices were really good, especially for manhattan, and the portions are very filling. I got the Black Truffle Cacio e Pepe with Burrata - definitely pay extra to add the burata it's sooooo worth it! Also great for my fellow vegetarians! I understand why this spot is popping up all over social media! Totally worth a try!

Have you ever wanted to eat gnocchi out of a takeout box? Me neither. But it makes pasta on the go work. I got the Alla Vodka since the cashier said it was the popular order. It was tasty, seasoned well, gnocchi was perfectly cooked. It's a small shop, so don't expect seating. There are two chairs outside the shop, but if you need to sit somewhere nearby and don't mind walking, eat it at Lincoln center or central park.

Gnocchi on 9th in New York. NY. & NEW LOCATION ALERT! Gnocchi on 9th is always cooking and ready for you-now on the Upper West Side! Getting hot, fresh, cheesy gnocchi is now available downtown and uptown. It's a super cute, fast and casual spot. $10 for gnocchi and $3 for burrata on top ($5 for black truffle burrata)-delish! The food comes out super fast too! Insta: @thehungrysw

YUM! The gnocchi here is great. Definitely street food vibes but it is an actual storefront. It's tiny, just enough room for like 5 people to squish in there and order. Friendly and fast service. Menu is simple and you see them preparing the gnocchi. We each had the gnocchi alla vodka with burrata. Topped with oil, chili flakes, and parmesan. Portion size was perfect. No seating, everything is take out.

I'm not a gnocchi lover but I was very impressed with this place! We ordered the Alla Vodka ($10) since we were told it's there most popular. You can add burrata for $3. The gnocchi is served is a small container. It's the equivalent of a small rice container you'd get at a Chinese food place. There's plenty of gnocchi packed into it. They'll also sprinkle some Parmesan and cracked red pepper flakes on it if you'd like. I really enjoyed it and the concept makes perfect sense, being able to easily grab some pasta to go.

Food was so good! I got pesto and my friend got the vodka one. Both were delicious and rich. A little pricy, about $14 ish? But still good! Nowhere to sit, very small just on the go food.

Unsanitary delivery. Love the food when visiting the site, BUT... Ordered for delivery. The food was leaking through the bag, even the burratta cheese was outside the bottom of the bag and all over the driver's hand. I called the restaurant and was told I had to call Grubhub to cancel and reorder. However I didn't have enough on my card to reorder. So I had to make other plans and eat later than I wanted. I called back the restaurant and suggested they do what most other restaurants do, wrap containers in plastic wrap and put the paper bag inside of a plastic bag so the driver can carry from handles. They thanked me for my suggestion but since I can't trust they will do this I doubt I can order from here again.

This was a good choice for a quick lunch. I was able to try the vodka sauce and the pesto. Both had good flavor: the vodka sauce was bright and light, and the pesto was creamy, though the pesto had some trouble sticking to the pasta. Serving in takeout rice containers is charming. This was certainly worth the $12.

Good cheap option on the UWS for quick on the go gnocchi served by friendly upbeat staff, but better in a sit down restaurant if you want fresh hand made gnocchi.

Perfect for a fast, filling, and delicious meal. The truffle sauce is the best one and would get it again. The portion or perfect and the burrata is the perfect accompaniment. This will be my go to fast, delicious, affordable spot.

Antoinette's gnocchi was a 10/10yum yum yum the best I've had tbh I would def come back

So good! The employees were kind. The gnocchi was DELICIOUS. We got the alla vodka + burrata. I highly recommend!

It was OK. Just OK. They are store bought gnocchi that you can get at any supermarket, not homemade and the sauces were also just OK. If you want a quick bite to eat, it's not bad, but it's nothing to write home about and I could certainly make it a whole lot cheaper and better at home.

Actually addicted the truffle cacio e Pepe is insane I crave it on the daily. Run don't walk!

I got the vodka gnocchi with burette. It was a little overpriced (hence 4 stars), but it was tasty, and the food came out quickly. I overall enjoyed it and would return.

It is really just sad what goes "viral" these days. We are seriously a broken society. This is pasta, guys. Has anyone had pasta before? And it's about the quality you'd expect for $10 eating out of a Chinese takeout box. It's fine, I guess? For the same price you can get a couple slices of pizza. This food is so obviously Mid, but I guess like anything else these days, this business is probably backed by a VC or PE firm that puts in Marketing dollars to blow up on TikTok. So it's trendy and people are zombies. We are so screwed.

The pesto was extremely watery and very mild flavor. The burrata was rubbery. The sauce leaks out of the bottom of the Chinese carton honestly a pretty expensive and mid snack if you haven't tasted real Italian food it may be okay. The workers are crammed back there

Food was amazing first time ever eating gnocchi was a lil scared but Jacob Gave me a wonderful experience and explained the menu So Glad About The GLUTEN FREE OPTION will be coming back again with my wife and kids

I purchased the Gnocchi with pesto, and I ask myself, "where is the pesto". I received a box of very, very bland potato gnocchi with ZERO flavoring. The gnocchi looks anemic. Not going back nor should anyone spend money here. Too bad!

God answered my calls when he brought Gnocchi on 9th to Columbus Avenue. Only time will tell if people here can keep it open. If not I'll have to do it myself

OMG, we needed something like this on the uws. I almost jumped for joy when I saw their sign. I ordered the alla vodka. So delicious, so happy.