A lively Italian gem in a train station-inspired setting, serving up delicious thin-crust pizzas and a stellar wine selection, perfect for group gatherings.
"OTTO Enoteca e Pizzeria, Greenwich Village by 345 Design. Designed to look like an Italian train station, OTTO (which means “eight” in Italian) is located in the famous One Fifth Avenue space, just around the corner from Washington Square Park. Offering thin-crusted pizza cooked on a griddle creatively topped and over 700 types of Italian vino. The restaurant offers wine classes Tuesday and Sunday for $45 per person. Save room for the creamy homemade gelato."
"Overall, I’d say Otto remains an agreeable place to hang and meet friends, though as a place to find culinary surprises, its day has passed. Still, the wine list remains superb, and you’ll find worthwhile dishes to go with it." - Robert Sietsema
"The Department of Health shut down the restaurant due to sanitary violations including roaches and mice. It is owned in part by Mario Batali and is set to reopen after maintenance and repairs. The restaurant has faced similar issues previously and also had a credit card security breach." - Serena Dai
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Shay Williams
Karen Williamson
Cindy Schulz
Katherine Chin
Alisha Varde
Siddhartha Shandilya
Ana Colliton
A Booth
Shay Williams
Karen Williamson
Cindy Schulz
Katherine Chin
Alisha Varde
Siddhartha Shandilya
Ana Colliton