Hidden away in West Harlem, on the diminutive LaSalle Street, the charming restaurant, Pisticci, is a neighborhood favorite. A half-submerged shopfront hides one of the most cozy, rustic interiors in Harlem. Exposed brick, damask wallpaper, along with a trompe l'oeil library, provide a clever ambiance to this popular Italian restaurant. Columbia students, young families and locals all flock here nightly to take advantage of the incredible prices and reliable, hearty dishes. Brunch on weekend and live music on Sunday nights. 125 La Salle St, Between Broadway and Claremont Avenue (approximately 123rd Street). Tel.(212) 932-3500. www.PisticciNYC.com
Thursday, March 5, 2009
☞ EAT: Pisticci
Hidden away in West Harlem, on the diminutive LaSalle Street, the charming restaurant, Pisticci, is a neighborhood favorite. A half-submerged shopfront hides one of the most cozy, rustic interiors in Harlem. Exposed brick, damask wallpaper, along with a trompe l'oeil library, provide a clever ambiance to this popular Italian restaurant. Columbia students, young families and locals all flock here nightly to take advantage of the incredible prices and reliable, hearty dishes. Brunch on weekend and live music on Sunday nights. 125 La Salle St, Between Broadway and Claremont Avenue (approximately 123rd Street). Tel.(212) 932-3500. www.PisticciNYC.com
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