(212) 777-3355
647 E 11th St
New York,
NY
10009
40.7269
-73.9777
Neighborhoods: Alphabet City, Downtown, East Village
What People Are Saying About Settebello
The Editor
Joshua M Bernstein
Citysearch
The Scene – In this sleek Alphabet City eatery named after the chefs' daughter, cacti and candles top the white tables, while a dated pop soundtrack (hello, Lenny Kravitz) is kept low to enable couples' conversations. Additional eye candy comes in the form of a colorful chandelier and walls adorned with Spanish and Italian words. – – The Food – Husband-and-wife duo Maristella Innocenti and Esteban Molina meld Tuscan and Mexican cookery to intriguing, yet middling results. The fritto misto is a mound of lightly fried chayote, poblanos and oceanic delights, served aside…
Fun drinks and food in a cute and trendy atmosphere
by Bridgetann
My friend and I decided to give Matilda a try based on a recommendation.
We had the absolute best time! Our waiter was so funny and entertaining I started crying I was laughing so hard! The table next to us was celebrating an anniversary and chef made a cake and shared it with the whole restaurant.
We were also presently surprised it was ladies night and we got to drink for free. That's right ladies get half off mixed drinks and unlimited free wine every Tuesday. Yes, ladies all you can drink for free!
The menu is an interesting Mexican Italian fusion and both our meals were very good.
If you are looking to put your worries behind you and enjoy yourself in a great atmosphere I definitely recommend checking out Matildas! It is so cute!
- Pros: Waitstaff, atmosphere, Waitstaff drinks, and yeah food
amazing dining experience
by gregorie
The other night, had an awesome meal at matilda
food was great, celery soup and meat tacos was fantasic
plus the sangria is brillent
- Pros: amazing food
- Cons: cant stay there all night and eat it all
Excellent
by NYC1223
Food is great (definitely different) and so is the service. Owners always make us feel like we are at home.
The Details on Settebello
What to Drink:
On the beer-and-wine-only drink list is a fizzy prosejito ($10), a Prosecco mojito served in a Dos Equis pint glass and decorated with fresh mint.
Look Good:
Don't ask for the drinks and dessert menu: It awaits inside a recessed nook in your table.
Lunch:
Lunch offers numerous toothsome, inventive sandwiches. Opt for prosciutto and mozzarella painted with pineapple-habanero-parsley sauce ($8) or avocado shrimp topped with Tex-Mex pesto ($8).









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