Cacio e Pepe is an authentic Italian restaurant named for its signature Roman dish– Cacio e Pepe– homemade pasta theatrically tossed out of a wheel of pecorino cheese. At the helm is Chef Salvatore Corea from Calabria. Cacio e Pepe features seasonal menus of traditional and creative Italian dishes and desserts along with a sophisticated selection of Italian wines and signature cocktails. Join us for weekend brunch or dinner. We look forward to seeing you!
This Italian trattoria features a menu of Roman specialties, plus Italian wines & a patio.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 182 2nd Ave, New York, NY 10003
Phone: (212) 505-5931
Website: http://cacioepepe.com/
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Reviews
The food was just okay compared to other Italian in the city! I have no regrets about coming here but probably won’t be back when there are other options to try
The food is exactly what you hope for when you crave real Italian comfort—simple, high-quality ingredients prepared perfectly. Their signature cacio e pepe is unbelievably creamy with that perfect balance of pecorino and pepper, and you can tell they really care about every detail. The pasta is always cooked just right, and the flavors are bold without being heavy.
What really stood out to me was the consistency: every dish we tried—from the appetizers to dessert—felt thoughtful, fresh, and genuinely delicious. It’s the kind of restaurant that makes you slow down, savor, and enjoy the moment.
If you’re looking for a spot in Manhattan that feels both special and welcoming, this is absolutely it. A place you’ll want to come back to over and over again.
I ordered the pasta that comes inside a large cheese bowl that they melt cheese on the pasta before serving. What a fun experience.
Come hungry you’ll clean your plate I promise!
We all got the cacio e pepe. Overall, we were disappointed because the pepe was chunky, whole peppercorns vs. fresh ground pepper (not an experience that my stomach loved either). I’m not sure why they serve it like this – I suggest sending some staff to Rome to get the real deal and learn the proper way to make it…
The Lavazza coffee and the tiramisu were a lovely way to end the evening.
If just rated on the cacio, we’d give a 3, but the rest of the food/staff/drinks brought it up to a 4.