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Address: 364 New York Ave, Huntington, NY 11743
Phone: (631) 350-1047
Website: http://www.ellasny.com/
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Ella’s Restaurant – Huntington, NY | OpenTable
Reviews
Service:
Very friendly and attentive staff. My husband and I were wearing masks as we entered the restaurant. We were guided to a nice table that was a good distance from other guests. We really appreciate them seating us in the least crowded area without us having to say anything!
Food:
All delicious! I highly recommend trying the nduja, bread, and butter appetizer. The nduja has a nice kick to it but is not overly spicy, nor does the spiciness linger. They brought out A LOT of nduja and butter relative to the bread, so we ended up taking the remainder to go.
The fresh pasta was good and the tomato sauce for the parpardelle had a really rich flavor.
$49 for a hockey puck of a steak cooked till grey (ordered med rare) with warm mashed potatoes and 1oz of cold broccoli rabe? Come on!
Chicken scarp that looked like it was cooked last week? Seriously?
The pear salad… outstanding! But we came in to eat food, not lettuce.
Why would the food take 40 min to come out with 3 occupied tables on a Sunday night before a show?
The competition is high in your area. You guys gotta step it up.
Also, just a little word of advice. When a customer has an issue like we did, you should really try and rectify before they leave. Not rectifying leads to reviews like this one.
Good luck, I hope this doesn’t land on def ears.
The picture in this review is of “Lasagna Pinwheels”, a $28 entrée that should really be a $5 appetizer, and a poor one at that. These “pinwheels” are tiny, cut up pieces of a lasagna noodle, rolled up with plain old ricotta and have some vodka sauce on top. In the picture you can see the water in the ricotta and the sauce has drained out into the bowl so these tiny rolls of noodles are now swimming in a broth reminiscent of what you would serve mussels in. Yes it’s that disgusting. These bite-sized noodles are what you would make for a fun event with your 8-year-old on a snow day when school got cancelled, but from a (pricey!) restaurant it’s just an indicator of poor menu design and execution. This is something I would expect to get out of a can of Chef Boy R Dee.
Because of the hard paneling and ceiling and the “bowling alley” shape of the dining area the restaurant gets extremely noisy when it fills up. Even sitting directly across from someone you need to speak loudly, and of course this just accentuates the problem. Some sound absorbing materials would be a nice addition.
The red wine had a light pour and came in a (ugh!) tumbler glass – yes those short little glasses that are for water, not wine, and certainly not acceptable when charging $10/glass. This just added more insult to injury.
If you’re looking for a restaurant and reading these reviews you know there are a lot of dining choices up and down this road – so definitely take a hard pass on Ella’s. If you are forced to come here with someone else – stick with a simple pizza and plan on drinks and dessert anywhere else down the road.
Intimate and cozy.
Friends I have taken here enjoyed it!
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