Petrarca Cucina e Vino

"Here at The Infatuation, we provide restaurant suggestions for any type of scenario. Need to grab dinner with a third-tier friend? Want to break up with someone outside of your apartment? We have you covered. But so do the location scouts for Succession. In the third episode of the second season, cousin Greg meets with a writer who’s working on a biography of Logan. According to Greg, this isn’t technically a meeting, and the meeting (which isn’t a meeting) is all very hush hush. The two conduct their business at a Tribeca Italian spot called Petrarca, which is an inspired choice—not because Petrarca is an especially good restaurant, but because it’s perfect for this kind of secretive scenario. During lunch, you can easily eat here without having to sit within 10 feet of another party." - bryan kim

"There are so many in New York City, and Petrarca is…one of them. There’s nothing notable about this Tribeca spot, other than the fact that you can have a daytime meeting here without having to worry about eavesdroppers (which is exactly why this place featured in an episode of Succession ). If you stop by for lunch, it should be nice and quiet, with plenty of room between you and the other patrons. The tomatoes in your Caprese salad might seem lifeless, and your $27 orecchiette might taste a little gummy, but the dining room is pleasant, with plenty of natural light and big shelves stocked with wine and preserved lemons. " - Bryan Kim