(212) 352-2269
307 Spring St
(nr. Hudson St.)
New York,
NY
10013
40.7261
-74.0086
Neighborhoods: SoHo, Downtown
Hours:
Mon-Thu 12pm-11pm
Fri 12pm-12am
Sat 6pm-12am
Sun 6pm-10pm
Price:
$$$
Last updated 10.17.11
Category:
Payment Methods:
American Express, Visa, MasterCard
Restaurant Special Features:
Local Favorite, People Watching, Family Style Dining, Date Spot, Group Dining, Fireplace, Notable Wine List
Cuisine:
What People Are Saying About Giorgione
Featured Review
Melanie Berliet
Contributor
White-washed brick walls, taupe leather booths and metallic-topped tables give this sprawling Soho Italian resto a neat, clean feel. Unsurprisingly, the menu is dominated by pasta dishes like spaghetti pomodoro and fettuccine al Romana (prosciutto, egg, parmesan and light cream) as well as brick-oven pizzas that range from the traditional margherita to the Bresaola (topped with air-dried beef, parmesan and arugula). Start off with plates of antipasti and conclude with a dessert like panna cotta or tiramisu. But beware: Giorgione isn’t cheap. Pastas run about $20 each and the pizzas aren’t much…
Editor's Tips
- The Extras:
- The space can be rented for private events. For details, email info@giorgionenyc.com.
- Know Before You Go:
- There's an oyster bar with a six-crustacean minimum per order policy.
- Fun Fact:
- For brunch, there's a selection of panini made with fresh pizza dough. Try the Peperoni Arrostiti (roasted red and yellow peppers, prosciutto di Parma and mozzarella).
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| dessert | 100.0% positive |
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| drinks | 100.0% positive |
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| food quality | 84.28999900817871% positive |
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| menu variety | 100.0% positive |
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| return potential | 100.0% positive |
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| service | 91.66999816894531% positive |
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| value | 0.0% positive |
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Simply Put: Do Not Dine Here If You Want To Enjoy Your Meal
by MJG123 at Citysearch
As someone who has been in Manhattan for the past 12 years, I can say I have eaten at some of the best NYC restaurants and, on a rare occasion, some of the worst. Giorgione is one of the worst I have been to in a while. Poor service, really mediocre food (if you read a few reviews here you will see that others agree) and indifferent management. There are so many better restaurants in this neighborhood - do not waste your time or money on this one.
DMANBURGER "Giorgione"
by DMANBURGER , Citysearch Contributor at Citysearch
An oyster bar glistening with chunks of ice and delicately placed crustaceans-nestled closely next to vibrant lemons, a glimmering metallic bar that snakes along the west wall of this charming Italian eatery, a gentle old man sipping his Pinot Grigio, the sun shining through the open doors that- thankfully beautify the ugly combustion of traffic and slobbering drunks spilling out on to the street-all from the hedonistic pub across the street. Giorgione is quiet, relaxed and simply laden with white brick walls, iron rimmed and wood shelves that line the walls, sweeping the dining room through a split level space-soft grey tones, a bar crowd bustling with anticipated diners awaits.
Giorgione’s wait staff are attractive and cordial, but with an obvious professionalism about them, almost robotic, in routine. Owner Giorgio Deluca is hands on, and demands perfection. “He’s here every day checking on the place”, says one nervous employee. The menu reflects its owners healthy obsession for fresh inviting ingredients; like the featured Duck Ragu pasta-ominous, earthy-and the fava bean salad-crisp and garden fresh. The grilled octopus appetizer is fire grilled and boldly exciting, yet feels like a day at the sea-calming.
Nearby a gruff, yet precise woman with a lonely face, orders the Bianca Primavera Pizza. I keenly watch her mood change into a giddy, child-like happiness, as she devours this wafer thin pie of fresh tomato, arugula and ribbons of shaved Parmesan. Chef Aldo Monosi displays his obvious culinary talents with a broad menu, highlights consisting of Carciofi alla giudea (fried artichokes) $12; Fritto Misto (crispy shrimp and calamari with lemon and sea salt) $14; Polpettine alla Siciliana (Beef & Pork Meatballs, Golden Raisins & Pine Nuts.)$22; Mezzi Rigatoni con “Guazzetto” d’Anatra (Slow-Cooked Duck Sauce, Bitter Greens, Fresh Pecorino)$19;.Milanese di Vitello (Breaded Veal Chop, Frisee, Radish and Lemon Vinaigrette) $34.
According to Deluca, “Giorgione was created to provide a simple restorative or casual celebratory dining experience for the locals, including myself.” It’s safe to say that this, approaching 10 year old restaurant, has successfully achieved that.
- Pros: pizza
- Cons: neighborhood is a shame
Quality
by carmen74 at Citysearch
This is my favorite resturant in the city. The olive oil itself is a reason to visit this establishment. The food is outstanding. Everything is fresh and it has a little of everything to please all. My favorite is the grilled polipetti. Its the perfect compliment to one of the many fine wines, and its served over grilled cherry tomatoes, olives, and celery. It comes with a nice hunk of brickoven bread and extra olive oil on the side. As far as price I feel its very reasonable. Some places in the city are noted for pizza and the pizza here is simple and fresh with a nice crust thats not too thick. Give it a try, you will not be dissapointed.
- Pros: The olive oil
- Cons: nothing
Horrible Service and Food
by Isabella35 at Citysearch
I have never written a review before but felt I had to after what was the worst restaurant experience I've had after living in NYC for 11 years. We ordered a bottle of wine and they brought us the wrong year - when we pointed this out they admitted they already knew this but didn't acknowledge this was a problem. The fish I ordered had bones in every bite and my date's food was ice cold. Incredibly overpriced for the quality along with pretentious clientele. I can't say enough about how bad it was.
- Pros: NONE
- Cons: Food and Service (besides bus boys who were nice)
Lost its edge
by nyceater99 at Citysearch
Used to enjoy this restaurant regularly but this is the second time found the food just mediocre. So many wonderful Italians in this part of town that have to pass and wont be back.
The Details on Giorgione
Place Categories:
- good freshtasting food
- good service
- delicious everything
- really good veggie pizza
- fantastic fresh raw bar
- cool restaurant
- mediocre food
- recommend place
- favorite resturant
- beautiful friendly owner
- delicious wine
- pricey giorgione restaurant
- fantastic dessert
- recommend pasta
- always fun atmosphere
- incredible thin crust
- really good bread
- love giorgione
- overpriced incredibly
- honor reservation
- favorite grilled polipetti
- really amazing staff
- quite good tuna special
- good green salad
- fresh mozzarella

