Lasagna Ristorante

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196 8th Ave
New York, NY 10011

Phone: (212) 242-4551

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Neighborhood: Chelsea

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• Sautéed Petite Meatballs $17.00 for 2
• in pink sauce topped with mozzarella
• Ground Sirloin Lasagna $27.00
• Marinara sauce.
• Fried Mozzarella Sticks $15.00
• Chicken Parmigiana / Milanese $28.00
• Chicken parmesan, option of parmigiana or milanese. Served with side choice: pasta marinara, roasted potatoes, or vegetable.
• Hot & Spicy Penne Alla Vodka $24.00

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Our first location opened in 1993. Soon after opening we earned a solid reputation for our great food and great service, always at a great price! We take pride in our management and friendly staff. Our homemade delicious food includes our specialty of 17 different lasagnas baked to order, veal, chicken,

fish dishes and pastas of many nations.

We also have a full service of wine, beer and liquor bar for our customers to enjoy.

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  3.9 stars - Based on 20 reviews

#51 out of 613 restaurants in Chelsea

#4 of 42 Italian in Chelsea

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Top Reviews of Lasagna Ristorante

06/02/2010 - Alex
Walking by and reading the menu...a smoker outside told my friend and i to come in and that the food was delicious!

well, i was in the mood for pasta and lasagna restaurant seemed to fit the bill.

it does take some time as they are baked to order so do get an appie while waiting. you wouldn't be alone because this place was packed with neighborhood cuties on a Monday night at 9:45pm - not too bad for this economy.

as for the veal lasagna? oh my, my my. let's just say that it's a generous portion so i had the rest for brekkie! i just couldn't wait it was that good.

10/23/2005 - Ken
I ate at this restaurant last night with my boyfriend. We walked by after receiving a menu from hawker on the street. We sat down after the maitre d' seemed quite charming and explained the new location was an outpost of a longtime flagship restaurant. Everything looked good. Okay, so the waiter takes our order without writing anything down (warning #1). He comes back a few minutes later to confirm my salad (warning #2). Why don't people write things down? No one thinks it's tacky to write down orders in a restaurant. Anyway, we were quite pleased with our appetizers. The roquefort and mozzarella salads were very good, so were excited to get our entrees. It took a little bit and the people next to us, who came in after us and ordered almost the same thing, got their food a while before we did (warning #3). Finally, the food shows up and my huge custom-baked lasagna looks great. My boyfriend's food looks good too, but he can't find the seafood in his seafood pasta. After looking around for the waiter, we ask Mr. Friendly Maitre D' to come by and explain the situation. He quickly comes back and says the waiter swears we got the order right. A few minutes later the waiter comes by and says, "Sweetie, I specifically remember asking if you wanted the whole wheat pasta (which is what he got)." We said we wouldn't have ordered something full of vegetables and whole wheat pasta. The waiter says, "Well, a replacement would take like 20 minutes." The boyfriend decides it's easier to just share mine. Some other guy comes over and sternly asks if there is a problem (we later learned he's the manager). No one at this point has apologized, after the whole wheat thing I just said maybe there was a misunderstanding to avoid the drama (if only these people would write things down). Believe it or not the drama continued. The bill came with a sharing charge.