Nina Argentinian Pizzeria
(212) 426-4627
1750 2nd Ave
New York,
NY
10128
40.7812
-73.9491
Neighborhoods: Midtown, Yorkville
What People Are Saying About Nina Argentinian Pizzeria
User Reviews
nyer08
July 21, 2008
Nina's is a nice place to have a great pizza and good wine in a very casual, comfortable cafe atmosphere. I had never heard of Argentinian restaurant serving Pizza before, and was a little skeptical. It's basically gourmet pizza with ingredients like goat cheese, pesto, roasted peppers, spinach, and you can order more ordinary toppings to make your own. The pizza con carne (seasoned with cumin and green olives) was very satisfying, and the crust was crisp and tasty. The marinated eggplant they bring out as an appetizer is excellent. The wine offers some good choices by the glass (thankfully served in full-size "adult" wine glasses - not those skimpy balloon goblets you get in some places), and the service is relaxed and attentive. We will definitely be returning to try the other pizza creations...they do have a full menu, but we were all eyes for pizza that night.
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zingara76
November 15, 2007
My boyfriend loves to adventure for new places to eat. He knows I love Argentinian food. He took me there one night and since then i cant stop going. The pizza is my favorite thing also they have QUILMES very hard to find. The only place where i can find MATE serve in tradional whit the BOMBILLA and all.
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mershy02
November 12, 2007
My boyfriend and I went this past Friday night with a friend visiting from out of town. He'd been recommended this restaurant by his boss, who I would not normally trust with any sort of recommendation, but we thought it sounded like a different kind of place and tried it out. I'm so glad we did. Went about 6:30 and it was dead with only one other table taken (I think there are maybe 8 tables for 2 and 2 tables for 4, at most!). But by 7pm this place was crammed with people! It's a very small restaurant, probably one of the smallest I've seen but so well decorated with lighting and decor that it doesn't seem this small really. The only thing bad about the evening was a group of 8 consisting of 2 couples who each brought their 2 middle-school aged kids and they were SO loud...everyone, including the staff, kept glancing at them in hopes they'd get the idea to be quite or leave! Not Nina's Pizza's fault however, and they said it was never this loud. We got the empanadas (good!) and the provolone cheese appetizers (REALLY GOOD!!!). Split a bottle of white wine btw. the three of us. Ordered two pizzas: the spinach and ricotta, and the goat cheese and pesto, which the latter was out-of-this-world good! We all liked it so much that my BF and I are going back for another (hopefully more peaceful) visit this Saturday night! Overall such a great little place with the best staff and food I've had lately...and the prices couldn't been any better! My new fave!
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