(646) 833-0573
325 W 51st St
(Between Eighth and Ninth Avenues.)
New York,
NY
10019
40.7633
-73.9864
Neighborhoods: Midtown, Clinton
Hours:
Mon-Fri 12pm-2:30pm, 5pm-11pm
Sat 5pm-11pm
Price:
$$$
ViceVersa
Last updated 10.05.09
What People Are Saying About ViceVersa
The Owner
ViceVersa
Owner
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 $17.50, pumpkin ravioli with butter, sage and candied fruit for $15.50 and much more.
The Editor
Contributor
Citysearch
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 vases, and candlelit dining room. Hard surfaces contribute to an intrusive din at peak hours. – – The Food – Virtually every main course on this contemporary northern Italian menu sounds tempting. Begin some of the superior pastas: "Strangled Priest" (tangles of of thick pasta) in gutsy duck ragout with black olives, pumpkin ravioli with butter and sage, and gnocchi with nutty…
09/30/09
great food
by mazzal
The food was very good. It was a wonderful city restaurant with a fine set up. The waitress was top notch and the staff was very cordial.
09/19/09
Great Food, Great Service
by Jeff D
My wife and I are both from the NYC area...we now live near Houston TX but come to NY every year on vacation. We stay near Times Sqaure and have often gone to the Bronx (Mario's) to satisfy our Italian craving. Patsy's is our new place. The sauce is great ( the owner came to our table and gave my wife a jar of the sauce...she now buys it at a supermarket in Texas) and the food is incredible. This is Southern Italian food at it's best. With so many bad choices near Times Sqaure or in Little Italy just head to Patsy's and see what NYC Italian food was like a few decades ago.
- Pros: Food, Service, Close to Times Square
- Cons: none
11/20/08
Greasy hands indeed.
by theoracle72
It saddens me that others can be saddened by a bad experience at a restaurant, but even more so that they would consider a $150 dinner for two to be fine dining.
However, my wife and I have had many a great experience at Vice Versa. I?ve always found the service to be respectful and cordial and the food to be what is expected of a meal in its price range.
Notwithstanding the possibility that a new waiter might be a little rough around the edges, I think it is safe to say that others can expect a positive dining experience there if they?re simply looking for a casual night on the town.
The Details on ViceVersa
Know Before You Go:
Make your reservations online.
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.
Category:
Payment Methods:
American Express, Visa, MasterCard
Restaurant Special Features:
Romantic Dining, Online Reservations, Notable Wine List, Prix Fixe Menu
Cuisine:
Message from ViceVersa
- Contemporary Italian cuisine
- Online reservations
- Lunch & dinner prix fixe menu
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 $17.50, pumpkin ravioli with butter, sage and candied fruit for $15.50 and much more.
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