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ViceVersa

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325 West 51st Street New York NY 10019
Phone
(212) 399-9291
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(212) 399-9327

Business Hours

Status: Open

Sunday
Closed
Monday
12:00pm-2:30pm, 5:00pm-11:00pm
Tuesday
12:00pm-2:30pm, 5:00pm-11:00pm
Wednesday
12:00pm-2:30pm, 5:00pm-11:00pm
Thursday
12:00pm-2:30pm, 5:00pm-11:00pm
Friday
12:00pm-2:30pm, 5:00pm-11:00pm
Saturday
5:00pm-11:00pm

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ViceVersa Restaurant, New York, NY. 1,850 likes · 117 talking about this · 8,775 were here. Contemporary Italian Cuisine in Hell's Kitchen with front patio and back garden.

Elegant, yet accesible, this energetic restaurant serves contempory Italian cuisine that can be enjoyed in a beautifully designed space. This restaurant offers a prix fixe lunch menu, prix fixe dinner and a variety of cheese and desserts. A few menu items include chef specials such as the rabbit salad with parsely sauce and grilled yellow polenta for $14.50, risotto with mixed mushrooms for...

If there are any two young people who have had the experience it takes to open their own restaurant, these two are it - - and their coming together reads like a story. Franco Lazzari and Stefano Terzi originally met each in the early 90's while working in New York. At ViceVersa, Franco and Stefano, unveiled their vision for a contemporary Italian restaurant, combining the traditions of their...

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ViceVersa Restaurant Review

Pronounced “veechay-versa,” this upscale eatery in the Theater District serves up Italian dishes in an elegant yet comfortable atmosphere. The owners met while working at Tony May's San Domenico and hired the same gifted Italian designer-architect who helped create May's celebrated restaurant to design their own. The results are impressive: tinted limestone, decorative urns and a 25-seat garden...

At this "vibrant" Theater District staple, the "top-notch" Italian cooking garners as much praise as the "attentive" staffers who will "get you out in time" for your curtain; factor in a "sleek" interior augmented with a "delightful" back patio, and it's an all-around "pleasant" dining experience.

Average Rating
60

A contemporary Italian restaurant that combines the traditions of different cultural background with the youth and energy of the owners and the sophistication and experience of their time in major New York City restaurants.

Elegant but not stuffy theater district pick. Relatively youthful, for these parts, with creative modern Italian menu. Coffee tagliatelle with black truffle sauce, four cheese farfalle with walnuts, ravioli stuffed with veal, raisins, and amaretto cookies(!). Beamed front bar space passes into big main dining room, all finished with clean lines and subdued shades. Lush backyard with petite café...

A Theater District winner displays an uplifting cast of northern Italian fare.

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70

The Scene
This sleek and understated spot in the theater district has a cool yet understated aura, with its long stainless-steel bar, dark-wood floor, shelves of illuminated terra-cotta...

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We had an excellent time at ViceVersa. Food (including desserts) was delicious. Great find in the otherwise usually bad theater district!

Average Rating
80

We had a great meal - great apps: garden salad and the burratta special, then main courses were awesome - roasted chicken, and scallops special. Portions were generous. Homemade bread was incredible. A great pre-show dinner.

Average Rating
100

Went for a pre -theatre dinner. Staff was attentive and asked about our timeframe. Service was excellent. Food was outstanding! Had the grilled octopus, it was superb. Everyone loved their food. Perfect evening. Loved the chocolate cookie box! Highly recommend. Will definitely be back!

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We have been lazy for a while now about trying new restaurants in NYC. But with Restaurant Week in full swing we decided to try a new place. We were not disappointed. The food on the menu was inspired and the choices we picked were spot on. We will be back for more.

Average Rating
60

Nice place with good ambience and noise levels. I sat at the bar and the server was courteous, attentive, responsive, and quick. Also liked that I could order half portions of the pasta.

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If there are any two young people who have had the experience it takes to open their own restaurant, these two are it - - and their coming together reads like a story. Franco Lazzari and Stefano Terzi originally met each in the early 90?s while working in New York. At ViceVersa, Franco and Stefano, unveiled their vision for a contemporary Italian restaurant, combining the traditions of their...

Vice Versa Restaurant is located at 325 W 51st St, New York, NY. This business specializes in Family Style Restaurants.

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Theater-goers and neighborhood regulars patronize this tidy, garden-level bistro. White paper and dark, hunter green-checked clothes top the tables along with charming hand-painted water bottles that serve as bud-vases for marigolds. But, with pristine white walls, black metal chairs, and piped-in pop music, it`s not the coziest of bistros. The menu features boneless trout almondine, duck...

Good food and plenty of it is a great reason to choose this Theater District restaurant. The dining room features a Northern Italian minimalist design with terra cotta vases. There is a full bar and outside garden for smokers. Attractive appetizers include calamari and there are also a variety of pasta dishes including ravioli, as well as chicken, seafood and veal. A solid wine list and...

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Where to Sit

For a more romantic -- and quieter -- dining experience request a table in the stucco-walled patio, with its terracotta floor, planters of bamboo and lush greenery. For private parties it seats 25.

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