Eataly

Had lunch here about a year ago and loved it! Such a fun vibrant place to eat and hangout.
Would definitely recommend to friends and family!

Seriously, for all the hype this place gets, it sure does live up to the expectations. I frequently visit this place for fresh moz or a calzone (in the back restaurant). I’ve been up to the Rooftop Beer Garden, which was pricey, but had good selections, even though the Italians really don’t know what the hell to do with beer. Stick with the wine here at Eataly. And don’t miss out on the gelato. HOLY FUCK. Best hands down in the city that I’ve had the pleasure to put into my mouthhole. And I practically lived off of gelato and pizza while in Rome. The coconut is the best along with the chocolate chip, which is some Italian word I always butcher. Good chocolates, good dry pasta choices, amazing olive oil selection.

Loved the variety of close to authentic Italian shops in this mall. Gets very packed. Has a handful of restaurants to eat at, most have lines/​wait times. There’s a lot of grocery shopping in the mall as well as a newly renovated Nutella store.

I went to the original eataly in Rome and fell in love with it! It was so large and there were so many food choices. When I found out there was an eataly in New York I was excited and immediately returned. In comparison to the one in Rome the New York location was extremely crowded and very busy! It was too packed we couldn’t even walk around.
They have multiple different restaurants in the store. We tried the bakery and got gelato the desserts were delicious. We put our name on the list for the dinner restaurant however it was over a 2 hour wait! So we opted for another location.
They have a large selection of Italian groceries which is amazing. But they are over priced. The groceries are imported from Italy so you can find some unique items.

Go eat at La Pizza and La Pasta and order the Calamari Pasta…
It’s a blend of seafoods with circular pasta and it’s honestly the best pasta I’ve ever had in my life. It has scallops, muscles and shrimp but even without eating each chunk of seafood with the pasta rings, the pasta rings are still seasoned incredibly it still tastes like a beautiful combination.
It’s worth it, especially if you love seafood.
Also the staff was friendly and knowledgeable with their recommendations. There’s honestly no reason not to come here!

I was dying to go to the Eataly after hearing all this great stuff about the Italian mega store in Manhattan. I fantasized about getting to try different imported Prosciutto and Mortadella and find marvelous desserts. But all I can say was I was so disappointed. I found the catacombs layout of a bewildering mix of stores and restaurants confusing. It was overwhelming at lunch time with all it’s vendors and the foot traffic
The main Deli didn’t even have Mortadella. And the places that did have dessert were unimpressive. Ya Ya they have gelato, formaggi, charcuterie, pastries, and espresso. But which vendor do you want to try. One vendor my have good gelato but mediocre lattes and another will have great cappuccinos but stale dessert. Just because it’s Italian doesn’t guarantee it good. And everything was so overpriced. One thing they did have was a multitude of imported box and packaged pasta with plenty of varieties to pick from that is for sure.
I did not try the restaurants due to lack of seats or seats were people will be constantly rubbing into you as they walk by. Maybe I will go back when it’s less busy and can then explore and appreciate the place without feeling I’m trying to enter Grand Central during the morning rush hour when every in coming out.

Ambience: Great! This place is amazing. There is a lot going on from restaurants to markets to wine tasting and everything in between.
Service: Really good. Staff was attentive and accommodating. It was really packed on a Friday evening but they still managed to provide solid customer service.
Food: Food and Wine were great. We had a pizza and pasta and were not disappointed. The food was simple and fresh so we had no complaints. Would definitely come back again!

I’ve been wanting to visit Eataly for some time now and finally I did!
The main entrance is spacious, big, and grand! It feels like the entrance of a bank. I like that there’s an information desk inside the market where you can speak with guest services if you have questions or comments and at the desk, there’s a map and relevant information for you take.
There’s plenty of signage at Eataly with neat quotes, so you most likely won’t get lost at Eataly. Everything at Eataly is neat, organized, and well-​stocked. I came on a weekend, so it was quite crowded especially at the different restaurants inside the market.
My boyfriend and I took a break and just sat at the Nutella Bar and I heard the gelato at Eataly is pretty good so we got that and possibly one of the best iced coffees I’ve ever had! For our gelato, we tried hazelnut and caramel which I wasn’t very crazy about and it was a little too sweet.
I really liked Eataly and even bought a t-​shirt from here too. The customer service is on point. I didn’t get to try any of their restaurants or the rooftop beer garden which I heard is quite pleasant, so there will definitely be another visit in the near future.
Overall, if you love Italian food or food in general — Eataly is definitely a destination worth visiting even if you’re not planning on dining here.

Mamma Mia, I tell you if you want Italian crafted eats, chocolates, coffee, Panini Sandwiches, fresh Pasta and Creamy homemade Gelato then your in luck coming to Eataly. I love it all, a good strong bold cup of Lavazza Expresso, some of the best Proscioutto and freshest in house made Pasta goes along way with me and you’ll find it all here.
Depending on what your in the market for and or how fancy you want it to be is how the prices run here so come with cash, credit and charge cards alike if you plan on stopping by this Gourmet everything Italian marketplace.
The one thing I promise is you surely won’t be disappointed stopping in to shop or dine in here just know that this place gets extremely crowded and service is not the fastest.
~ Buon Appetito ~

I love Eataly but it is exactly what it’s marketed for. A higher end Italian market full of authentic imported goods that will add a special touch to your meal prepared at home, or for what I go there for, to-​go pasta. They make a decent cacio y pepe that I don’t have to get all dressed up for. Granted it could use more cheese and pepper flavor but I still enjoy it several times a month.
The gelato is also really refreshing. Its made of natural ingredients so it tends to be on the milder side when say compared to somewhere like il laboratorio.
People love the little bar area for happy hour but it is a very busy place.
I just bought a chocolate bar that cost 10 dollars here. That’s the kind of shit you’ll do at eataly.

Italian supermarket with a number of small restaurants and a Nutella bar inside! We stopped by for La Pizza and La Pasta (link to my review on the bottom), but had time to look around the actual supermarket!
The supermarket is filled with so many things — everything from deli items to cookware. It’s a lot to take in at first. The prices for the items are pretty expensive, and since we were traveling, we weren’t able to purchase any of the refrigerated items to try.
If you ever need something Italian, it will most likely be here — might be a little over market value, but it’ll be there!
La Pizza & La Pasta:
Il Gelato:

Absolutely monstrous Italian supermarket with multiple restaurants and food stands throughout. I came here because we are getting an Eataly soon in Boston and wanted to get a sneak peek of what is in store, and honestly, EVERYTHING is in store.
Eataly is just so over the top in term of size, selection, quality, and price. It’s something you can’t miss both figuratively and literally. While there I got a look at there many restaurants and ended up eating at La Pizza & La Pasta. We only got the «Quattro Formaggi» (4 cheese) pizza which had mozzarella di bufala (buffalo mozzarella), Gorgonzola, parmigiano reggiano (Parmesan), and pecorino romano (salty cheese made from sheep’s milk). It was excellent in general but I really did not like the Pecorino Romano once I bit into a chunk of it. SUPER salty and a bit sour too. The pizza was $ 18 and came with 6 slices that were pretty small in size, but the quality of ingredients was clearly superior.
Eataly is definitely not your average supermarket, and seems to be more of a place for specialty items or a special treat rather than a place to frequent. The prices are high, so prepare to burn some money while you’re here. I would definitely come back though. There’s just so much to see and try that it’s almost overwhelming. If you’re into Italian food (and who isn’t?) then Eataly is a must have experience.

Wildly popular. Wildly over-​priced. Wildly underwhelming.
They don’t even have San Marzano tomatoes — none. I had to explain to their market manager what they were. Beyond that, they charge $ 11 for Buffalo Mozz that’s dry inside. You can get $ 6 buffalo at Shoprite that destroys their home-​made one.
If you want fresh pasta, Rana in the Chelsea Market destroys theirs. And Costco has fresh Roma tomatoes that destroy theirs.
All fluff. No show.
Figures.

Had not visited this place since they closed and renovated, and I was really impressed with the new layout. It’s very cool how they have different small eating areas specializing in different foods, and with that said I decided on having a few drinks by the bar at Manzo. They offer small plates and a few courses too, which is great because it ensures the turnaround rate of the items shelf life. Next time i’ll try something from one of the stations or at the rooftop lounge.

This place is a humungous supermarket that has several smaller restaurants inside. Il Pesce is one of them. Here we tried:
— Soft shell crab was done crispy right with a nice killer of batter, topped with creamy pesto mayo. Arguably the best soft shell crab I have had in a while.
— Steamed mussels with their special topping of minced sausages, breadcrumbs and white wine. Completely unique and tasty!
LOVED both dishes that I tried their, except for the ciabatta bread that was sent back. Oh well.

Interessantes Konzept!!! Dafür volle 5 Sterne!
Mondpreise, für alles, was innen verzehrt und getrunken wird. Zwei Gläser normaler Pino Grigio = 24, — Dollar. Eine kleine Käse-​Schinkenplatte mit drei Scheibchen Brot = 23, — Dollar (Und die Käsestückchen waren Mini.). Dafür minus zwei Punkte!
Alles was an italienische Küche erinnert, bekommt man hier. Vom Gelato, über Pasta und Pizza, Schinken und Käse, Fleisch und Fisch.
Ein riesiger Marktplatz mit Plätzen indem unterschiedlichen Themenbereichen.
Man kann auch Kochbücher, Fressalien, Geschirr etc. kaufen.

Love the food here! This place is a market but has several restaurants surrounding the market. Some take reservations some dont. We went to the la pizza restaurant which is first come first serve.
The place is packed and the wait can be long, but you can order beer or wine from other places and walk around the market. When we were seated, we were served warm bread with olive oil. I ordered the housemade short rib pasta while my cousin ordered the pesto pizza. The food came out within minutes of ordering.
The pasta was the best I’ve ever had! I definitely can taste the difference from boxed pasta to fresh pasta. And the short rib was tender and well seasoned. The pizza was a little burnt on the outer edges, but the toppings and sauce was delcious!
I’d highly recommend this place if you’re looking for some fresh italian food. I do wish they served more portion wise because they’re food is way too good!

The texture of the pasta was the best I have ever tasted. Every dish’s consistency of pasta was great! I got the parpadelle pasta with lamb and it was so delicious. The sauce isn’t too thick and is on the lighter side but still filled with flavor! This was my first time trying the parpadelle type of pasta and it was a good first experience. Seems like parpadelle is a quite common dish in New York since I’ve seen this listed in various restaurant menus whereas I have never seen this in LA restaurant menus. Anyway, parpadelle is a really wide and long piece of noodle. about an inch or 1.5 inch wide. Since the noodle is so wide, you can actually taste the quality of the texture of the pasta. It wasn’t like biting into a sheet of dough/​flour, the texture is indescribably perfect. Every dish was also cooked perfectly as I tried all my friends’ dishes as well.
The server also suggested two great bottles of wine as well. Don’t remember the names of these white wines but they have a great selection and definitely ask your server since our’s was pretty helpful.
Located in a cute marketplace with a bunch of other options of sit-​down restaurants or just marketplace shopping for all your needs!

I. LOVE.THIS.PLACE.
But seriously… so much amazingness in one place. Lets start by saying I’m Italian, so maybe I’m biased. I also live in las vegas where any international or ethnic market is highly geared towards the asian population.
This store is huge, there are huge selections of everything you could ask for pasta, cheese, candies. spices etc… we ate in the pasta/​pizza restaurant (I didn’t catch the name. if there was one?) I opted for the tagatelli with a short rib ragu, delish! My husband got a ½ sausage ½ cheese pizza… very authentic… thin softer crust but amazing! I only hope they can one day bring a store to las vegas!

Imagine being in a place that has every flavor, taste, and type of food you may be curious about. Welcome to Eataly. This place is on fifth avenue, while you are enjoying the night air, step in here and get a whiff of so many foods combining for such an enjoyable experience.
We put our name in at 3 of the restaurant. A tip, do this. the crowds are unstoppable and you will want to have your options open. Il Pesce was the first to ring us in.
Fresh fish, wonderful veggies combine for such a healthy meal. We were seated within 30 – 45 min and the wait staff was quick and helped us make our choices.
We had a side of veggies (artichoke) among our choice of fish the local market fish). It was made well and we were very happy.

Amo amo amore Eataly!
We met up with friends at La Piazza which is in the center of the whole Eataly. We thought we’d start with wine and charcuterie. You have to find a space at one of the tables and just go for it. 6 of us huddled around a corner, and then the table next to us freed up and we jumped on it. The staff is real quick to clear and clean because it looks like turnover is the key. We ordered a couple bottles of wine and the large board. They have chairs so some of us sat. I love the energy of the place and everyone seemed to be enjoying the Friday evening. The service is friendly and courteous!
From the center, you can see the some of the different areas for shopping. Produce, butcher, seafood, pasta, and other things Italian. We wanted to go to La Pizza & La Pasta, but it was an hour and a half wait. I guess we should’ve put our names in when we started… alas, that will have to wait for another visit. Definitely a fun place to come to! If I lived here, I’d be in this place at least twice a week!

In drei Wochen New York war diese Gastronomie die zweite, wo man als Tourist und nicht als Gast abgefertigt wurde:
— unfreundliche Bedienung
— keine Antwort auf eindeutige Frage
— sehr überschaubare Menge (soweit man das «Menge» nennen kann!) auf dem Teller
— sehr kalt, da direkt am einfach verglasten Fenster plaziert, obwohl genug andere Plätze vorhanden waren und Heizstrahler schon bereit standen (die aber bei uns nicht angemacht würden).
Wäre die Qualität des Essens nicht so gut gewesen, gäbe es nur einen Stern.

Sou absolutamente louca por esse mercado, restaurante, cafeteria, adega etc
Simplesmente completo, atende a qualquer exigência, tanto serve para as compras que vc queira levar para casa, quanto para um rápido lanche de pé, ou uma demorada refeição à mesa com amigos. Qualquer que seja a escolha, vc sairá satisfeito.
Adoro o Eataly e considero parada obrigatória para qualquer pessoa que esteja em Manhattan, NY.

Baby. OH BABY. Eataly es un sueño. Un sueño de esos bueno, de los cachondos, de los que te dejan desorientado. Para comer o para comprar y llevar, es una opción insuperable. Hoy almorcé acá con Marian y fue una experiencia genial, pero en mi opinión y a mi gusto, pasear por estantes y pilas de queso italiano es algo que no se puede describir. Me quede un rato largo mirando a un tipo abrir un Parmigiano, y tuve la bendición de probar partes de ese queso divino. Una locura, y todo a los pies del Flatiron, tan cerca de todo.
El lugar es tan grande y complejo que mi micro reseña es ridícula, pero en mi opinión, es lo más parecido a la gloria para quienes aman la comida italiana. 10 000 estrellas.

Excelente mercado de productos italianos!
Los precios no son muy baratos, pero se pueden encontrar buenas ofertas.
Tiene la posibilidad de comer en el mercado y vale la pena subir al bar que tiene en la terraza, increible!

an amazing place for authentic Italian anything. The food there is precious. They have so much variety and choices for what you may like. Make a pizza, or learnt to make pasta, buy their beer, or homemade gelato.
They have a wine store with a spectacular selection, but it is kind of pricey.
Con– it does tend to get overly crowded.

Italian mecca. Though since it’s mecca it has HOARDS of people flocking here every day. Don’t even think about enjoying a Saturday or Sunday here since it’s a down right cluster full of people. Off hours like mid-​week or Sunday late night is when I’d say for us locals. There is something so lovely about hitting up the charcuterie area and enjoying a bottle of wine over a cheese and meat plate. I have done this quite a few times. It’s pretty great.
It’s an ingredient wonderland. You can literally find everything Italy here. I just love walking around and being enchanted by culinary dreams.

Eataly is my vice and greatest NYC market obsession. It does not help that it is right next to the subway stop I use to get to work. See the highlights below as I find a second job to help pay for all the groceries I buy at Eataly.
1. EVERYTHING ITALIAN. It’s absolutely wonderful.
2. The freshmade pasta is one of the greatest deals and makes for a flavorful meal that is better than most Italian spots.
3. All sales make grocery shopping there worth it. I am no stranger to grabbing the max amount of items to maximize the number of Eataly products I have at home.
4. Yes, it gets crowded but it’s New York. My advice? Bring your own grocery bag and shop/​eat with a purpose.
5. Ask the workers there for their opinion. They know the product and are great at giving suggestions.
6. Just try everything.
Whether you live in New York or are just visiting, Eataly is a must to check out.

Magnificent and the only reason I give four is because I have yet to try all their small sections.
I can only say the best about the place and I hope to return to eat myself through the menu.
And, what a winelist!

EATALY, HAS, ITS, ALL.
EATALY, HAS, EVERYTHING.
In celebrating EATALY’s 9^th anniversary, EATALY has some serious crazy sales here til Jan 30^th, 2016。
We took sometime, walking around.
Food are average
so is salami, pizza, bakeries.
Oh, a heaven of italian food.

Found out about Eataly thru my cousins review and decided to bookmark it for our short trip to NYC back in Aug 15. We arrived about 30 min after they opened so it wasn’t too busy when we went. Eataly is a indoor food market and also has different cafes/​dining areas. I was in awe when I walked in. This place has EVERYTHING a italian food lover can dream of. I wanted to try everything in the market but with limited time, we decided to eat upstairs in the rooftop restaurant/​beer garden. This place is definitely worth checking out if you are ever in the flatiron neighborhood. BTW, this place is within walking distance of Shake Shack at Madison Square Park if you get hungry again.

This place is amazing! But it’s touristy, crowded, confusing… and I need a map… and perhaps a guide and a bottle of water. Just kidding, but I did a lap just to try to soak everything in and only felt overwhelmed. The best way to describe it — an all-​encompassing Italian market.
They have aisles of everyday grocery items, endless aisles of imports, liquor, fresh pastas, fresh bread, seafood, olive oils, artisan this and that.
There are also food counters, cafes, more expensive restaurants, and a rooftop beer garden.
I don’t think I even began to figure this place out. Long story short, I came in looking for gelato. I got lost and confused, and walked out with focaccia.

Came here w a few of my gfs and it was definitely an interesting place. Its setup like a mini italian market where u can walk around, look and shop. Then there were restaurants, i remember seeing a pasta restaurant and then a seafood. Im not sure if there were more. Long waits for the restaurants so its def a good idea to leave ur name w them and walk around. Theyll call u when ur table is ready.
We actually got to try both, seafood and pasta. Seafood was very fresh and interesting dishes. The staff was very nice and explained in detail what their specials were and answered all our questions.
Pasta restaurant was the same. Pasta was made al dente, delicious and staff was also very friendly and knowledgable.
This was definitely not ur regular sit down restaurant and very cool that u can shop for ingredients to things u ate here.

Eataly possède déjà près de 30 magasins dans le monde, dont la moitié en Italie. J’ai découvert le concept à Rome où se trouve leur plus grand magasin.
Celui de NYC est idéalement situé face au Flat Iron.
Vous y trouverez un Nutella bar où il est difficile de né pas résister à la tentation sauf à né pas aimer le Nutella évidemment ! Et évidemment toutes sortes de produits italiens de qualité (pâtes, sauces, huile d’olive…)
Si vous souhaitez prolonger le moment sur place, vous pourrez monter au dernier étage grâce à l’ascenseur situé derrière les caisses, vous y trouverez un restaurant qui offre une jolie vue sur le quartier et le Flat Iron.
Bonne nouvelle pour les parisiens ! Eataly ouvrira ses portes sur 4.000 m2 dans le Marais en 2018.

Extremely impressed with this establishment! There are so many options, as far as the restaurants to sit in and the fact that you can practically grocery shop while you wait. It’s no surprise this place is pact!
Their pizza and pasta dishes are served in big portions, so come hungry or share!

Love, love this cute indoor market! They offered a ton of cute Italian shops, restaurants and groceries. The place was entirely packed with not an inch to move. We waited about an hour for la pizza and pasta, which was so worth the wait. The pizza dough was pure perfection and you can never go wrong with gnocchi. Everything tasted fresh and I loved the fact that everything was made in house. They also sell fresh pasta that you can go home and boil yourself. Love the experience that we had here. Definitely can’t get it anywhere else!

Having only heard of Eataly from friend’s social media check-​ins, needing coffee and an escape from the first snow of the year, my mom and I decided to go in to check it out.
I’m glad we decided to stick it out beyond our first impressions. I felt like we were there with everyone else in Manhattan on that snowy Sunday.
It took no time to order our two regular cappuccinos and for them to be prepared. Unfortunately, we were just standing around and getting in the way until we were able to get a seat. Thankfully we didn’t end up wearing them! The cappuccinos themselves were good but nothing outstanding. We sat at a communal table where everyone else was also friendly.
Despite having it with the crowds, we decided to explore. What a cool concept! It really seemed like an Italian market and they sold just about everything from meats, cheeses, pastas, oils, etc. I’m hoping everything was imported directly from Italy because the prices seemed really high, especially the menus from the seated restaurants within the market area.
I’m intrigued by Eataly and would love to go back again if there’s ever a time it’s not a madhouse. Based on the regards everyone has given it, I’m not so sure that’s even a possibility. Or maybe that’s the whole Italian market experience.

Okay, super super crowded and can feel quite overwhelming. Still, its cool. Theres just nothing else like it and it is fun to check out. You really can make a whole afternoon out of exploring the huge space and trying all the foods. I happened to be there by myself which was not ideal. It would be a lot more fun to food hop through the place with a friend. I also wish I had more money so I could have bought all the fun cooking supplies and goodies.
The Nutella bar is obviously awesome. And they have an amazing array of cheeses and salami. The employees really seem to know their stuff and its the kind of place you can go and ask them what to buy and what to make or serve with it.
I didn’t get up to the rooftop, but I hear they have a cool space up there.
As I said before, very crowded. You will wait in lines so beware.

Yes, stop by at least once but it wasn’t as fantastic as I had expected to be.
It is very interesting that upon entering, you can find everything that you had imagined of Italy from gelato/​sweets/​chocolates/​bread station to the cured meats/​cheese to the pastas, and groceries. It’s like a one big classy super market.
We ate at the pasta restaurant and pasta was just meh but the price tag was pretty rich. Maybe the pizza would have been the better choice. On the way out, we also picked up some meat and cheese, which was just mediocre as well.

I’ve always wanted to come in here and walk around, check things out. Glad I was finally able to. We’ll be back next month to actually buy something besides hot cocoa! lol. we were so full from dinner and that we got nothing else… but we did walk around. this place is amazing. it’s every Italian girl’s dream.

Food. We live to eat.
Flatiron eats well and always crowded at all times of the day. Tourist trap. Fresh cheese, pasta, fish, vegetables, Gelato, pastries, cookies, meat, coffee, wine mostly imported from Italy. There are culinary classes available. Samples are available at various counters.
Excessively pricey but expected for high quality import foods.

Eataly is an Italian marketplace that can be found in Italy, Tokyo, Philadelphia, Chicago, and in NY. The one by Madison Square Park is owned by Mario Batali and Lidia Bastianich, and the indoor market offers various restaurants, cafes, a marketplace, and even special in-​store events. Everything from truffles, wine, cheeses, gelato, breads, pizzas, and houseware can be found here. I was able to stop by due to checking out a pop-​up restaurant, which was pretty exciting. There are also some special in-​store appearances, such as a cooking demonstration/​book-​signing from Lidia Bastianich (which I was a little sad that I missed!)! A cool place to check out, especially for those who want to take some cooking lessons, seeing a chef make freshly-​made pasta, or to purchase some last-​minute gifts.
+freshly-​made pastas
+restaurants, marketplace, and gifts
+owned by Batali and Bastianich

This is probably one of the grandest, awesomest Italian grocery stores I’ve ever been to. It’s so wonderful! Came here a few years ago and didn’t remember a whole lot, so recently I came by to really enjoy the market again.
They have so much good stuff here, every which way you look it’s probably something you want. I love all of their selections from cheeses, breads, pastas, sweets, fruits, meats, drinks you haven’t seen etc. There are restaurants inside and counters for grab & go as well. They thought of everything here.
We walked around for about an hour checking out every little thing, a definite place to come visit when in town. Prices are on the higher end, staff was friendly at each counter we went to and check out was quick with so many registers opened.

Very cute, but also touristy, spot. You can find all things Italian here – there are restaurants (main meals, desserts, coffee), produce, and kitchen supplies. Expect everything to be Italian though.
LA PIZZA + LA PASTA
— TAGLIATELLE WITH SHORT RIB RAGU ($ 23): SAVORY PASTA GOODNESS. This dish is so simple yet so delectable. Pasta was perfectly cooked. The short ribs were so tender, and they didn’t skimp on the meat either.
Next time I’ll have to return to try the pizza. I sat in front of the guy making the pizza and he highly recommends the margherita.
I also tried the GELATO place near the entrance and it was the perfect ending to my dinner.
EATALY is definitely a tourist attraction, but it has a fun vibe and I definitely think it’s worth checking out if you’re in the area (though, I would not go out of my way for it).

OMGOSH! I love this place. I wish I knew about this place before. Our tour guide took us here for coffee for my sister in law. Of course I ordered something there.
I got the Spuma Di Cappuccino. I wasn’t a total fan of it but it wasn’t bad.
THis place is not only a coffee spot… they got desserts and other Italian eatery here. if you keep walking down more there’s all sorts of things. from a bakery, to sandwiches, cold cuts, cheese and sit down restaurant. I def want to go back and just sit down and eat all the foods.

La versión del Eataly que se encuentra en ciudades italianas ahora en New York. Podés encontrar amplia variedad de productos de la cocina italiana, pastas frescas, salsas de todo tipo, quesos, pastas secas, mucho Nutella, accesorios para la cocina e incluso en esta sucursal una amplia variedad de cervezas. Cuenta además con un restaurante de pastas y un sector para comer algunas cosas dulces y café. Le saco una estrella porque en la versión americana no tienen café Illy sino Lavazza.

Eataly is a super fun place to go for an Italian experience in New York (I prefer it over Little Italy these days). While it is touristy, I would actually go to Eataly if I lived in New York as well.
I absolutely LOVE foccacia & they have a specialty shop for it in Eataly– they have a specialty shop for everything. No matter what your tastes are– there is something here for everyone. It is a fun place to dine, sample, drink or just shop. For the rooftop, I would recommend getting here early in order to try to snag a table or some stools– it gets very crowded but is worth the trouble.

Después de mi esposa lo mejor q le paso en la vida fue conocer este lugar! No podes dejar de comer y probar cada una de las cosas lo mejor la picada y la cerveza

Experiencia… Mas o menos, fuimos al roof de la Birreria, bastante mas caro de lo que esperábamos, pero la picada de 7 quesos estuvo muy bien, la «birra» tirada no nos gusto, la próximos nos quedaremos abajo en las mesas altas, pintan muuuy buenas!

WOW– einfach toll das Konzept!!! Das Angebot ist überwältigend! Da schlägt jedes italienische Feinkost-​Herz schneller! Absolut empfehlenswert!
Klasse die paninis!

Es un lugar increíble no sólo para los amantes de la buena comida sino también para quienes disfrutan cocinar, ya que van a poder encontrar ingredientes frescos y utensilios de buena calidad y diseño.
El único inconveniente es el precio, que en algunos productos puede resultar demasiado elevado.
Una de las atracciones del lugar es el sector dedicado a la venta de productos que contienen Nutella, donde van a poder encontrar muchas variedades de postres.
En síntesis, es recomendable, pero hay que tener en cuenta la calidad al ver los precios.

Ich habe schon viele Pizzen in meinem Leben gegessen. Auch in Italien und auch bei tollen Italienern. Das war meine bisher beste. Dass ich von einer Pizza ins Schwärmen komme …

Excelente concepto. Nunca cansa, visita obligada si estas en New York, variedad de comida, pastas, anti pastos, pescados, las mejores crepes de Nutella que hemos comido, tiendas para comprar, ambiente súper agradable, informal, tanto para almuerzo como cena

Espectacular
Prueben la burrata, las ostras, el helado de pistacho y un buen macchiato doppio

Direkt am Flatiron gelegen findet man das Eataly. Italienisches Restaurant, Supermarkt, Vinothek, Bäckerei, Fleischerei.
Alles was an Italien erinnert kann hier erworben oder auch einfach nur bestaunt werden.
Sehr groß, sehr edel, recht teuer … Aber einfach sehenswert.
Für den kleinen Hunger einfach ein lecker belegtes Sandwich. Für den festlichen Abend zu Hause ein frischer Fisch oder andere Meeresfrüchte. Die Schinken sind ein Traum. Fleisch ein Blickfang.
Mehr ein «Insider — Tipp», da nicht in allen Reiseführern auf dieses Schmuckstück verwiesen wird. Und — ganz ehrlich — erst beim zweiten oder dritten NY Besuch weiter Oben auf der «Must See» Liste.
Wenn man aber schon mal am Flatiron und an der 5^th /​Broadway ist, sollte man sich die 10 Minuten für einen kurzen Abstecher gönnen.
Besuch im Mai 2015

Increíble lugar, cerca del Flatiron, es un mercado con varias opciones de restaurantes italianos, tiene terraza en el piso 14, muy bulliciosa, mucha onda

Delícia de comida em um ambiente muito bacana! Faltou a comida chegar junto na mesa já que pizza e massa tem tempos diferentes. Recomendo!

Aos fãs de comida italiana o Eataly é um lugar indispensável!!! O mercado italiano possui ilhas de frios, pizzas, peixes e claro massas! Eu fui direto no das massas! Lugar incrível e mto acolhedor! Vontade de comprar tudo que vê pela frente! Não deixe de provar as massas e pizzas! Preço super justo! Dica: vá cedo! Lugar cheio e mto movimentado! Ideal pra ir com a turma!

Mis felicitaciones para los hermanos Bastianich y Mario Batali, porque éste lugar es la neta! Todos los productos que ofrecen son italianos; sus libros, vinos, pastas, el gelato es sensacional. El café es delicioso, por favor no sean nacos y NO ordenen un Latte, como me tocó escuchar la vez que estaba tomando un espresso; sólo es Espresso, Machiatto o Capuccino.

Está se tornando cada vez mais popular entre os turistas. Uma espécie de mercado com praça de alimentação. Legumes e verduras frescas; uma infinidade de queijos e embutidos. Diversos restaurantes com preço acessível e bastante saborosos. Vale visitar.

Fantástico sitio para comprar todo tipo de productos italianos. Mozarella del día, quesos de todo tipo, focaccia, vinos… en resumen un sitio para los sentidos. Situado al lado del Flatiron y la 5 av. Creo que podría venir todos los días a comer aquí.

Ein Laden in dem selbst Italiener die Spucke wegbleibt. Kein Spruch sondern Realität, denn anscheinend steht der Laden in ital. Reiseführern drinnen. Der Laden wimmelt nur von ihnen lechzend nach gutem Espresso! Ich kenne diese Lokalität schon von etlichen NY Aufenthalten und so war ich auch diesmal wieder dort. Wahnsinns Angebot an Frischware Restaurants und Fressinseln (ähnlich dem Harrods). Im Laufe der Zeit habe ich so ziemlich alle Fressinseln besucht — jede ein Gedicht. Diesmal war Pesce dran. Seafood ganz frisch zubereitet ohne Schnick Schnack. Purer Geschmack ! Konkret kann ich in dem Kulinarik-​Paradies nur zwei Tipps geben:
1. hingehen
2. nicht den Espresso vom Lavazza Kaffeestand nehmen sondern weitergehen um Caffe Vergnano. Es zahlt sich aus !

Para passar horas e torrar bons dólares — é a Macy’s do povo gourmet. Se for ao restaurante de massas, qualquer uma com ragú vale a pena. Se você é do tipo que não gosta de encontrar com brasileiro no exterior (que bobagem!!!), não venha.

Un soir à New York, nous cherchions un spot pour dîner dans le quartier de Flatron, non loin du croisement entre Broadway et la 5ème. Nous sommes tombés par hasard sur cette halle commerçante uniquement dédiée aux produits italiens. Nommé «eataly», notre curiosité nous a poussé à y entrer pour y jeter un œil.
Très bobo, cette grande halle est en fait un mélange entre une épicerie fine et plusieurs restaurants. Entre les rayons d’huiles d’olives et de pâtes, on y retrouve des tables arrangées selon des thèmes. Il y a le thème «pasta», le thème «fish», le thème «veggie»… Faute de place ailleurs, nous sommes allés manger végétarien et je né regrette pas de né pas avoir eu de viande dans mon assiette ! Le service est top et ultra rapide, je pense que les prix relativement élevés justifient un minimum cette qualité. Les plats sont savamment préparés et présentés et ils étaient parfaits à la dégustation.
Je suis le premier à dire que je né vais pas au restaurant pour la quantité de ce qu’il y a dans mon assiette mais j’ai été un peu déçu quant au volume de ce qui était dedans… J’ai eu légèrement faim après.
Le bon point de ce lieu se trouve essentiellement dans le concept de dîner dans une halle au beau milieu des produits. Les plats sont peu nombreux à la carte mais parfaitement maîtrisés.

Se gosta de culinária italiana, comer bem e beber bem este é o seu lugar em NY! O imenso espaço é dividido em diversos tipos de áreas de acordo com os pratos (petiscos, frutos do mar, carne e, obviamente, massa). É difícil escolher em qual sentar, pois todos são mais do que convidativos. Além de possuir os ambientes para comer, o lugar é um imenso mercado de produtos italianos da melhor qualidade possível. Tenho certeza de que um dia é pouco para este lugar! Vale a pena tomar um vinho e pedir uma tábua de frios no ambiente de petiscos enquanto espera a mesa em um dos restaurantes. O atendimento é excelente e os preços justíssimos.

Un incontournable, excitez tous vos sens!
Essayez chacun des petits bistros en y prenant qu’un plat par endroit. Au bistro Pates&Pizzas, les pâtes au veau sont un délice!

Um…

Italia en el centro de NYC. Lo recomiendo para ir a comer, tomar un vino, café, helados y postres. Además de comprar productos italianos.

excelente comida e compras de produtos italianos, alem de ter variedade grande de cardapio

J’suis rentré, jai pris un tiramisu (servi dans un mini pot en plastique). Une cuillere et la ! Mais on sure que cest le meme mascarpone qu’en EU ?? Cest du beurre le truc ! Allez OP poubelle bref sinon bon fromage et jambon la glacé est pas mal aussi mais bon rien de ouf a manger.

Un incontournable à NYC!!! Pour prendre une bière sur la terrasse chez Birreria

Proscciuto Coto and the Parma were superb !

Un grand espace dédié intégralement à la gastronomie italienne, ça donne forcément envie !
Si vous connaissez la Grande Epicerie du Bön Marché ou le Lafayette Gourmet à Paris vous né serez pas trop dépaysés, c’est un peu le même principe mais en 100% italien
C’est donc un supermarché chic où vous trouverez tous les produits de la botte, et au milieu des rayons plusieurs stands ou sortes de mini restaurants pour manger sur place, dans tous les cas ayez bien à l’esprit que comme souvent il faut être prêt à y mettre le prix si vous souhaitez vous faire plaisir
Après avoir fait un peu de repérage dans les rayons, on a choisi le restaurant Pizza & Pasta, qui malgré l’heure pas si avancée que ça né proposait déjà plus que les pizze, mais bon on aime bien ça les pizzas donc on reste !
Après avoir attendu qu’une table se libère, on s’installe enfin au milieu des boîtes de pâtes de grande consommation et affiches commerciales, un mélange de beau et de très supermarché donc…
Faisons un choix: pizzas classiques entre 12 et 17 $, et celles du jour à … 25 $ ! No way !!!
Vins au verre, ici comme dans les autres stands entre 8 et 20 $… Aïe !
On reste donc à l’eau pure, et pour le coup on a le droit à un service prompt, légèrement éclaboussant et pas très aimable…
Bön alors les pizzas sont bonnes, mais en même temps heureusement à 50 $ les 3 non ?, et elles né sont pas non plus inoubliables… elles sont juste bonnes quoi !
Au final c’est typiquement le genre d’adresse tendance et surcôtée avec laquelle j’ai du mal à adhérer

super essen und alle leckeren koestlichkeiten die man aus italien haben moechte, findet man hier. mini restaurants gibt es drinnen auch (pizza, seafood oder kalte platten) super yumm! ice cream ist auch sehr zu empfehlen!

Eataly ou l’impression d’être en Italie tout en restant sur le sol américain. On trouve une quantité incroyable de produits italiens. De tout! C’est un restaurant-​épicerie très grand! La cuisine est très goûteuse, les produits sont de qualité. Une très bonne initiative que de décider d’y aller, mais encore faut-​il se décider en étant dedans: où veut-​on manger?

Ich möchte noch hinzufügen, dass es oben eine rooftop Bar mit Biergarten, ausgefallenen Biersorten, Ausblick, schöner Atmosphäre und köstlichem Steak gibt! Gerne wieder!

Der absolute Wahnsinn! Wie die Feinkostabteilung im KaDeWe– nur 20 mal größer und rein italienisch. Das Angebot ist soooooooooooo groß, dass man am liebsten alles testen und dann platzen möchte.

Eataly est un concept qui propose à la fois épicerie (viandes, fromages, pâtes, huile d’olive, pâtisseries, pains, vins, gelato, etc.), take out et plusieurs restos de type bistro (Pâtes et pizza, végé, rôtisserie, poissons, etc) à l’intérieur de l’établissement. C’est un concept unique à New York qui nous a séduit (ça nous a rappelé le Movenpick). Nous avons opté pour le resto pâtes et pizza. Le service débute par de généreuses tranches de pain frais que l’on peut tremper dans l’huile d’olive. J’ai choisi le plat de ravioli farci au ricotta et épinards servie dans une sauce au beurre citronné, j’ai adoré. La carte propose quelques choix de vin au verre. Le service de Franscesca était attentionné et fort agréable. Eataly est à éviter pour les personnes qui arrivent difficilement à faire des choix. Vous en sortirez étourdi !

Ein wahnsinniger Feinkosttempel!!! Hier gibt es nichts, was es nicht gibt. Für fast jede italenische Spezialität gibt es eine eigene Verkaufstheken mit gut geschultem Personal und toller Aufmachung. Man kann an fast jeder Station, ob Antipasti, Pizza, Pasta oder Hähnchengrill auch essen. Zahlreiche Artikel werden direkt vor Ort produziert, oft in gläsernen Produktionsecken. Eine tolle Mischung aus Feinkostsupermarkt und Imbissrestaurant, schade, dass es soetwas in Deutschland nicht gibt. Sollte sich jeder New York Besucher einmal anschauen, um zu wissen, was man im Discountsupermarktland Deutschland verpasst. Das Konzept gibt es übrigens auch in Turin und irgendwo in Japan.
Essen: 4,5 Sterne
Service: 4,5 Sterne
Atmosphäre: 5 Sterne
Wartezeit: 5 Sterne
Preis /​Leistung: 4 Sterne
GESAMT: 5 Sterne

Eataly, c’est le temple de la gastronomie italienne à New York.
Et ce n’est pas dans Little Italy qu’on le trouve, mais à quelques mètres du Flatiron (le fameux building en forme de triangle).
Déjà bien implanté en Italie, cette jeune enseigne s’est installée à New York en août dernier dans une surface de pas moins de 4600m.
En rayon un choix monumental de produits italiens de qualité remarquable. Les prix sont raisonnables si l’on compare avec nos traiteurs et épiceries italiennes parisiennes.
On y trouve véritablement de tout… Du vin, de la charcuterie, de la viande, du fromage, des pâtes, des gâteaux…
Des ilots dédiés aux charcuteries, pizzas et pâtes, poissons, viandes, vins etc sont répartis dans tout le magasins avec leurs espaces traiteurs ainsi eu leurs espaces restauration. La cuisine y est fabuleuse. C’est frais gouteux, savoureux. Le vrai gout de l’Italie. Focaccia moelleuse et goûteuses, ou bien assiettes végétariennes aux bons légumes bien juteux et délicieusement assaisonnés. on se régale.
A quand Eataly en France?

Magnifique super marche
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Grande épicerie italienne en plein centre de NYC. On y trouve de tout: choix de pâtes considérables, poisson frais, et j’en passé. On peut également déguster sur place.