Ci Siamo

Italian restaurant · Chelsea

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The MICHELIN Guide to the New York Power Lunch

"Ci Siamo, an Italian restaurant by Danny Meyer, is located in Manhattan West. It attracts a chic lunch crowd of executives from nearby companies like the NHL, Peloton, Ernst & Young, and Skadden Arps. The restaurant is known for dishes such as pesce fritti, various pastas, and chicken Milanese with caraway, arugula, and lemon. The best seats are those facing the open kitchen and hearth, where diners can watch the kitchen team and Chef Hillary Sterling at work." - Shivani Vora

https://guide.michelin.com/en/article/features/michelin-guide-power-lunch-restaurants-celebrities-new-york-city

440 W 33rd St Suite #100, New York, NY 10001 Get directions

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