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Inoteca

New York, New York, United States

323 Third Ave
New York, New York, United States
10010
212-683-3035
www.inotecanyc.com
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Overall Experience: 7 / 10
Date Visited: Saturday, March 19, 2011
Cuisine:Italian
Visited:Dinner
Seating:Indoor Table

Inoteca is an Italian restaurant with a few locations in NYC. This location is on 3rd Ave at 24th St. The restaurant has a nice modern look and a few tables outside during nice weather. The bar area is separate from the dining room making it a bit quieter.

Much of the menu consists of small plates that are good for sharing tapas style. The dishes listed in this review were shared between four people, and it was enough food for our group.

The menu is mostly in Italian, making it difficult to read. A glossary of translations is provided, but doesn't translate everything. The food was all very good, and some of the dishes were a bit more creative than traditional Italian food.

Dress

Smart casual.

Cost

Dishes range from $10-$20.

Service

Our waitress was helpful in providing additional translations on the menu, and providing information on the portion sizes of the dishes.

Reservations

We were able to get a table without a reservation and without waiting around 7pm on a Saturday evening, but the restaurant was pretty close to full the entire evening.

Items Ordered

Beet Insalate

beets, orange, pecorino, mint & hazelnuts
Cost:$12

The beet salad was a nice combination with the cheese and hazelnuts. It had a nice fresh citrus dressing. I think the beets were boiled instead of roasted, which is not my preference.

Bruschette

Cost:five for $12

There was a large variety of Bruschette to choose from. The picture includes pesto, ricotta, fig mascarpone, and others. They were all very different and a nice little appetizer.

Gamberetti

Cost:$14

This salad was the special for the day. It was mostly arugula, topped with sliced radishes, shrimps, and croutons. It also had a nice light and fresh tasting dressing.

Pollo

con spatzle e rapini
Cost:$17

This roasted chicken was sitting on a bed of spatzle and greens. Spatzel is a small pasta noodle that's fried and crispy. The chicken was moist and lightly flavored, but went well with the pasta.

Trout

Cost:$20

The trout was the special entree for the day. It was one of the best dishes we had here. The fish was mild and flaky. It came with some excellent tasting mushrooms.

Lasagnette

lasagnette di melanzane
Cost:$12

The eggplant lasagna was a small slice of lasagna that was a good size for sharing between 4 people as a side dish. It was pretty good lasagna, but nothing special.

Taccozette

con ragu di anatra
Cost:$17

This was a pasta dish of large noodles with a duck ragu and covered in cheese. The duck ragu had a delicious flavor.

review contents

Dress
Cost
Service
Reservations
Items Ordered
Beet Insalate
Bruschette
Gamberetti
Pollo
Trout
Lasagnette
Taccozette

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