

dell’anima makes its return to the West Village with a new home at 18 Cornelia Street. dell’anima means of the soul in Italian and the food features hearty, eloquent dishes of thoughtful simplicity Our menu offerings change frequently and we use local, seasonal, and sustainably harvested produce where possible. Executive Chef Andrew Whitney’s menu features a selection of pastas made fresh in house every day, and his own Italian-inspired creations. The wine list emphasizes Italian varietals and producers, complemented by a curated selection of French, American, and natural wines.
Tiny Italian restaurant with an upscale crowd & primo seating at the chef’s counter.
Hours
| Friday | 5–11 PM |
| Saturday | 11:30 AM–2:30 PM, 5–11 PM |
| Sunday | 11:30 AM–2:30 PM, 5:30–10 PM |
| Monday | 5:30–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 5:30–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 5:30–10 PM |
| Thursday | 5:30–11 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 18 Cornelia St, New York, NY 10014
Phone: (212) 366-6633
Website: http://dellanima.com/
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Reviews
It was nice seating at the bar by the kitchen, though the noise of the bartenders constantly knocking bottles and glasses and chucking ice and used bottles in the container by my feet got annoying fast.
The dim lights and compact setting are cost, but the music is way too loud for normal conversation.
I would go back, and I’d like to try more food.
Dell’anima has long been a favorite of my wife and mine, but their new location on Cornelia Street takes the experience to a new level. The space is intimate and beautiful—if you can, snag one of the window seats to watch the neighborhood go by while you dine.
The kitchen continues to set the standard for Italian in NYC. While the “meat side” of the menu—specifically the duck, steak, and venison—is consistently exceptional, the pastas are the true showstoppers. The Orecchiette and the Tajarin Carbonara are masterclasses in flavor that put most other spots in the city to shame. Pair that with a cocktail menu and wine list that are always on point, and you have the perfect New York night.
We set up a high chair at a plain table for 4 in what’s basically a food court. That to us is a benefit because we didn’t have to worry about it being too nice for a child.
The food was great. Just as good as a snooty white tablecloth restaurant with judgemental waiters. Our favorite is the Tagliatelle Alla Bolognese.
The wine selection, though modest in size, is impeccably curated to complement the equally concise but exquisite menu. Every sip feels like a carefully considered pairing, enhancing each bite.
I indulged in my go-to favorites: the bolognese, a rich and hearty classic, and the grilled octopus, perfectly tender with just the right char. My partner explored with the endives, a refreshing and crisp starter, followed by the branzino, a delicate yet flavorful dish that was a true testament to the chefs’ skill.
Dell’Anima’s ability to deliver excellence through simplicity is unmatched. Every plate, every glass, and every interaction feels intentional and warm. For anyone who values the intimacy of dining as much as the flavors on the plate, this is a must-visit. Truly outstanding!