A Voce

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Based on 6 reviews

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Cuisine: Italian Price: Very Expensive

  • Hours: Mon-Sat, 11:45am-3pm and 5:30-11pm; Sun, 5:30-11pm
  • Public Transit and Parking: 6 to 28th St; R, W to 23rd St Street parking - Hopstop
  • Reservations: Required - Make an Online Reservation
  • Payment Options: Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, Visa, American Express
  • Dress: Business Casual
  • Noise: Loud
  • Seats: 100
  • Key People: Executive Chef - Missy Robbins
  • Year Opened: 2006
  • Awards and Accolades: Wine Spectator Magazine Best Award of Excellence

Critic Reviews

The New York Times 02/11/08

The chef who cooked for years at Spiaggia in Chicago is keeping the kitchen at A Voce operating at a high level. - Frank Bruni

New York Magazine star star Critic's Pick  

Unless, perhaps, you're a devout Daniel Boulud fan, it's difficult to be disappointed with any of this food. - Adam Platt

Time Out New York star star star star 11/13/08

Italian-food fiends willing to push through the mob will be amply rewarded. Robbins, no second-string draft pick, is as bold and elegant a cook as the man she replaced. She’s stacked the deck with a midautumn menu rich in simple, lusty fare—warm, cozy dishes delivered with drama in cast-iron crocks and big copper pots.

The New Yorker 06/12/06

For the past few years, Andrew Carmellini has been a Cyrano de Bergerac of sorts on the New York restaurant scene, sweeping diners off their feet while under the aegis of other, better known chefs (most recently Daniel Boulud, at Cafe Boulud). - Andrea Thompson

Savory Member Reviews

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Sev K.
2 Reviews

Food Rating star star
Service Rating star star star Posted on 02/18/08
I visited A Voce three time over the past two weeks, but I still can't understand what the hype is all about. The menu is at best uninspired, many dishes show off their flavors in a much too aggressive manner (for example, the duck meat balls are interesting, but the heavy, honey-sweetened sauce completely overshadows the duck flavor). Friendly and efficient service, comfortable Eames chairs, but as a Cafe Boulud fan, I miss the finesse the chef had displayed uptown...
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Matthew N.
1 Review

Food Rating star star star star
Service Rating star star star star Posted on 03/29/08
Excellent pasta and very inventive riffs on traditional italian fare with sensibly chosen market ingredients. also, do not miss the desserts. truly a great experience all around
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Martin C.
103 Reviews

Food Rating star star star star
Service Rating star star Posted on 04/03/08
Wonderful interpretations of Italian classics become delicious American/Italian cuisine. Modern Italian decor is a bit harsh and not particularly comfortable. Service is far weaker than performance of the kitchen.
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Ashleigh C.
70 Reviews

Food Rating star star star star
Service Rating star star star star Posted on 10/07/08
Really a memorable experience with freshly prepared and extremely flavorful food. Ambiance was a little sterile but overall a worthwile trip!
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Jared M.
4 Reviews

Food Rating star star star
Service Rating star star star Posted on 12/03/08
Duck Meatballs and cheese appetizer are phenom. Nice atmosphere.
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charlotte h.
12 Reviews

Food Rating star star star star
Service Rating star star star star Posted on 08/20/09
the food is fresh and incredible! however, i haven't been here since the chef left for laconda verde