Eataly Nyc Flatiron

Don't think I've ever been to a large Italian delicacy store and restaurant. There are so many restaurants inside, so many grocery kiosks serving everything from fresh pasta to chocolate to produce to sandwiches and pannetones. It is a beautiful, must see place to walk around if you're in Flatiron. Sit down, grab a bit to eat or a cocktail at one of their many bars, so some holiday shopping or grab a take home meal kit for two and enjoy your time.

The servers were very attentive, the food was exquisite, drinks, strong and delicious 😋 However, the highlight of the evening was the Tiramisu, that was unwrapped at the table for a beautiful lava effect! Really something to experience. Thank you Chef Moises! You made our night even more spectacular!

Eataly Flatiron has amazing cooking pasta classes. I took my boyfriend on a date here and we had a lot of fun, we learned how to make the dough and different types of pasta, while a server brought a two-course meal, for entry we had a blue cheese, spinach, and pasta salad, and afterward a pasta with meat (I still dream off) and complementary wine. Everything is included in the course. It is an amazing date idea. I just wished they had classes later than 10:00 am. Pasta and wine at 11:00 am was a bit early. But highly recommend it.

Excellent market place focus on Italian products including multiple restaurants using fresh products. This is a must-visit place while visiting NYC. At the Il Pastaio restaurant they served plates with fresh pasta and employees are continually making pasta while you eat. You can find a lot of different cheeses, sausages, bread, coffee, deserts, fruits, vegetables, even flowers, plus a vast variety of sauces & pasta. In summary, this is a great place for spending lunch with friends or family. Won’t regret it.

Amazing. This is just like an Italian marketplace. Huge inside. Much more italian feel than Downtown location. Several more restaurant options at this one. The food was divine. Loved seeing the fresh made pasta. Was surprised though that employees without hairnets were allowed at the table where it was being made. I have long hair so I know how it just ends up everywhere. The girl making it had her hair covered, same for the guy. One of the servers stood at table for about 10 minutes just talking. Limited non-alcoholic or non-soda options. Bread option is well worth it for small price.

Outstanding selection of produce, pastries, and anything Italian. Definitely has tourist prices but the quality is still there and worth the splurge if you are feeling it. There a few different shops to eat from, I got the squid ink pasta with wild caught shrimp and it was magnificent. The high quality I gradients make all the difference. IMO, there are better gelato places in New York, but the selection of pastries is nice.