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Help us make it rightThough the place sounds more like an Asian eatery, it is a full blooded Italian joint that cooks up some delicious pasta. The usual suspects like mozzarella and risotto are available here and the chef will be more than happy to cook it up. If you hear the steak is good, it's only because it's true. If you leave the ambiance out, the place is pretty decent and the food is excellent. The service...
homemade southern italian cooking. families welcome, friendly service.
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A "beacon" in Brooklyn Heights, this "boisterous" Italian is usually "hopping by 6:30" thanks to a "loyal local following" that loves its "fantastic food" and "delightful" staff; cash-only, no-rez hassles are offset by the "convivial" mood and "more-than-fair" prices.
The name is bad, but the food is great at this cozy Brookly Heights restaurant that serves excellent Italian fare. Locals especially rave about the osso buco served with goat-cheese polenta. It gets crowded, but that means it's noisy enough that you can bring the kids. Reservations are accepted only for parties of six or more.
Fear not; Noodle Pudding isn't some monstrous mash-up of dessert and dinner. In fact, it's one of the best Italian restaurants in Brooklyn Heights—a place that certainly knows how to pick a place to eat. The warm decor is a feast all its own.
Though its name suggests that Noodle Pudding may serve Jewish comfort food, fans of this Italian eatery have learned that the moniker is really a translation of a typical Neapolitan dessert, migliaccio, which also happens to be the owner's last name. The Italian food is lusty and full-flavored. We like the mussels impepata (cracked black peppercorn with lemon and garlic), the linguine alla...
Why name your Brooklyn Italian eatery Noodle Pudding? To keep the awesomeness on the DL? Osso buco that falls off the bone makes you almost fall off your chair. The venison ragu is an offbeat treat. Mahogany dining room with pale yellow walls, chock full o' quirky antiques. Sweet service. Locals love this place, come early to avoid the wait.
I haven't had a meal out this satisfying in a long time. My friend suggested this place for dinner as she had a good experience the last time she dined here, and I must agree. The entire meal was...
I've eaten dinner here twice and both times I've left very satisfied. The pastas are perfectly cooked and they always have something interesting on the pasta menu beyond your standard fare. On...
We came for a late dinner so we didn't have to wait at all - which might be the way to go as the service throughout dinner was faster this way. They did start us off with complimentary bread with...
Few things to mention before getting to the food. First off this place is cash only! They don't take reservations so expect a wait. The restaurant is very tiny with hardly no bar space to sit at...
This is a neighborhood Italian eatery in downtown Brooklyn just shy of the bridge overlooking Manhattan on the other side. I walked in around 6:30 PM and already it was filled to capacity. It...
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Noodle Pudding Inc can be found at Henry St 38. The following is offered: Restaurants: Italian. The entry is present with us since Sep 9, 2010 and was last updated on Nov 14, 2013. In Brooklyn there are 35 other Restaurants: Italian . An overview can be found here.
Noodle Pudding Inc is located at 38 Henry St in Brooklyn and has been in the business of Eating Places since 1995.
Though the place sounds more like an Asian eatery, it is a full blooded Italian joint that cooks up some delicious pasta. The usual suspects like mozzarella and risotto are available here and the chef will be more than happy to cook it up. If you hear the steak is good, it's only because it's true. If you leave the ambiance out, the place is pretty decent and the food is excellent. The service...
When owner Antonio Migliaccio was coming through immigration, customs officials joked that his last name meant "noodle pudding," so coming up with a name for this restaurant was easy enough. The dining room has an airy Tuscan feel and the seating area in front becomes an open cafe in the summertime. Seasonal dishes are drawn from all regions, with a relentless focus on freshness. There`s...
What to Drink: The restaurant offers a sizeable and affordable wine list, including a dozen or so by-the-glass offerings, but the overwhelming favorite is the bottle of Bardolino. After your meal, order a round of potent limoncello, a sweet lemon liqueur.
The restaurant offers a sizeable and affordable wine list, including a dozen or so by-the-glass offerings, but the overwhelming favorite is the bottle of Bardolino. After your meal, order a round of potent limoncello, a sweet lemon liqueur.
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