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Ai Fiori, New York, New York, Italian Restaurant Details
Address: 400 Fifth Avenue (2nd fl (bet 36th & 37th Sts.), New York (Manhattan), New York (NY), 10018
Send to devicePhone: (212) 613-8660
Website: www.aifiorinyc.com
Dress code: Upscale casual
Reservations recommended: Yes
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04/20/2015 5:21 pmHigh standards are a given at Michael White's swanky showcase in the Langham Place Fifth Avenue Hotel, where discreet servers set down swoon-worthy, Riviera-inspired cuisine led by exceptional pastas in a sanctum of ultrasleek luxury made for celebrating something special; the prices are predictably splurge-worthy, yet its upscale clientele has no complaints. |
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01/19/2015 3:53 pmCame here with a client and we both left very impressed. Here's the rundown: |
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01/15/2015 2:26 pmAi Fiori is a gorgeous and well executed Northern Italian restaurant on Fifth Ave. Dear Fiance treated me to the chef's tasting menu a month back as my anniversary present. |
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11/20/2014 1:06 amI came with a friend to Ai Fiori for a Restaurant Week lunch, hoping to knock off another place from our lists. This elegant, one-Michelin star restaurant under Michael White has garnered positive feedback and press for several years, so we both went in with high hopes, despite the revised menu. I started off with the Zuppa di Zucchine, an elegant dish which began with a bowl that only contained slivers of zucchini and chopped chive rounds, which was then submerged in a creamy, yet delicate zucchini soup. The texture was unbelievably smooth, the hints of basil and lemon added additional dimensions of flavor and acidity. To follow, the Gamba di Pollo: Three pieces of pan roasted chicken served with a portion of Cipollini onions and roasted garlic as well as a preparation of fregola, a pasta that bears the most resemblance to couscous. Dessert featured a panna cotta with raspberries and pomegranate seeds and a side of crushed pistachios. The meal was executed and timed well, and although it was lighter in portion, made for a satisfying lunch. |
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07/09/2014 8:19 amI was pleasantly surprised by this restaurant. I picked it on OpenTable not knowing anything about it. It was fantastic and way nicer than I expected. The ambiance and decor is five-stars, the service is impeccable and the food was superb. I really enjoyed dining here. The food is seasonal, the menu changes regularly. I like that. Our server, Joseph, gave perfect descriptions of all the courses to help us in our selection. The portions are very small, so I recommend an appetizer and meal. |
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06/05/2014 11:05 pmI was taken here for dinner by a friend and I simply enjoyed it. I had the 4 course dinner Started with drinks 1st course, Vellutata (Lobster soup with perigord black truffles & chervil) Delicious!, 2nd course, Tortelli (Ricotta & mascarpne ravioli with sottocenere cheese, & red wine glaze) Very good! 3rd course Tagliata (Prime dry age strip loin,edive, potato terrine, balsamico, bordelaise) Oh so tender and so good! 4th course Pane Caramello Al Rum (Caramelized brioche, banana, passion fruit crema, licorice) A delicious prefect ending to the entire meal. The service is top notch first class all the way. I highly recommend if you are looking for delicious fine dining italian. I will be back! |