
Established in 2008. Opened in June of 2008 by partners Adam Lovett and Tom Schaudel, aMano brings a hint of the Tuscan countryside to Mattituck. Wood oven-fired pizza and pasta star on the menu, along with local ingredients from the nearby farms and bay. The Italian-inspired appetizers and entrees are paired with wines from both Long Island and Italy to showcase both Old and New World Flavor.
Wood-fired pizzas & creative pastas plus Tuscan-style steaks & Italian wines in a hopping trattoria.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 13550 Main Rd, Mattituck, NY 11952
Phone: (631) 298-4800
Website: http://www.amanorestaurant.net/
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Start your meal with their mussels appetizer, which is absolutely delicious—each mussel is perfectly cooked and served in a rich, flavorful sauce that sets the tone for the rest of your meal. The Sunday Special is always a treat, showcasing the chef’s creativity and dedication to fresh, seasonal ingredients. I highly recommend the pan-seared cod, which was a standout dish with its perfectly crisp exterior and tender, flaky interior, complemented by a beautifully balanced sauce.
No meal is complete without dessert, and A Mano’s cannolis are not to be missed. They are filled with a creamy, sweet ricotta filling that is both indulgent and satisfying.
Overall, A Mano offers an exceptional dining experience with its authentic flavors and inviting ambiance. It’s a place where every detail, from the food to the atmosphere, reflects a true appreciation for Italian cuisine. Whether you’re a local or just passing through, A Mano is a gem that promises to delight.
The service was friendly, but soooo sloooow and it wasn’t the staff’s fault – there was only one waitress for at least 12 tables! Guys, hire more!
For instance the ragu or “Sunday sauce” follows the authentic Italian practice of taking the various cooked meats of the weekend and slow simmering them in the Sunday sauce. The result is a dense sauce with sausage, shredded meat and meatballs on top of rigatoni and enough that you may not be able to finish it! There is nowhere else sound to get this authentic dish.
One of the greatest tests of Italian cuisine if gnocchi, and A Mano delivers yet again. Light, fluffy, and melting on your tongue this tells you they know what they’re doing.
I love the interior – very clean, nice lighting, great spacing and somehow retains a feel of Italy to it. And the staff was friendly and attentive completing the experience.
Overall it’s a “must visit”!