Via Emilia

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<a href="http://www.blogsoop.com/nyc_rid_2127.html">Via Emilia<br></a> 47 E 21st St. (b/w Broadway & Park Ave.)<br> New York , NY 10010<br> (212) 505-3072

Italian $$$$$
47 E 21st St. (b/w Broadway & Park Ave.)
New York , NY 10010

(212) 505-3072

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6 reviews

Via Emilia - Review

By Dudes on Foods Feb 25, 2008

Met up D'Artagnan and Maximus Thursday night. Tried to figure out where to go and we settled on the Flatiron district since Mrs Maximus was in the area. Flatiron is a phenomenal area for food and I've always had great food experiences all over this area. Found Via Emilia using NY Magazine as it was recommended by them. Food was decent, service was bad, and the price was outstanding. Either way, as usual it was a great night out with the dudes. Overall, I give the restaurant an 74/100. My Menu 1) Gnocco Fritto -... FULL REVIEW

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Better than a Condo on Park Avenue South: Via Emilia

By NYC Nosh Aug 28, 2006

Late last year, the popular Northern Italian restaurant Via Emilia was forced to leave its long-time Park Avenue South location because its building was slated for demolition. The reason? Another condo development. Say what you want about the manic pace of apartment construction in the city these days but this was a real loss, a loss felt around the chowhounding world. Fortunately for the hungry among us, Via Emilia has found a way to rise from the rubble in style, moving into new digs about two blocks away on East 21st Street. Last week, Nosher, Chilena and I went to have a look at their modern new space and to see if the food remained as good as it always was. FULL REVIEW

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Out and About: Beppe, Bellavitae, Bread TriBeCa and Via Emilia

By Diner's Journal Aug 23, 2006

There’s no way around it. No way not to admit it. I have a backlog. More restaurants visited than time to write dedicated posts about each one. That’s not wholly unusual: I head out to many restaurants in a prospecting vein, not in a must-write-individually-about-them vein, checking out a place I’ve never been, or a place I haven’t been to in a while, or a place that may have improved, or a place that changed ownership or chefs, or a place . . . FULL REVIEW

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Restaurant Notebook

By Foodie NYC Jan 11, 2006

Here we go again. Another recap in which I demonstrate for the internets that I spend an insane amount of money on food and wine. Here's to my out of control hobby/passion/addiction. I think I need an intervention. FULL REVIEW

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Homemade Pasta Near The Movies: Via Emilia

By The Amateur Gourmet Oct 03, 2005

Going to see "Proof" the other night on 17th and Broadway, my companion and I were in the Tom Collichio district: Craft, Craftbar, the former home of 'Wichcraft.* [Hey! You know how I'm also raving about how much I love 'Wichcraft? Well it's not there anymore. Sure it's in Bryant Park and somewhere else but no longer near me. I am mad!] [Hey, can someone teach me how to do HTML so that if someone clicked that initial a tiny textbox would open with the text: "Hey! You know..."?] Anyway: Craft and Craftbar are way too expensive for a pre-movie dinner. FULL REVIEW

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A Triple Play

By VittlesVamp Dec 02, 2003

Forgetting about my aforementioned jalapeno-peppered Austrian Thanksgiving dinner, got to admit that the holiday week was a real winner when it came to restaurants. Not one, but three restaurants seemed worthy of praise on this site. FULL REVIEW

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