At Sandro’s, we’re more than just a restaurant; we’re a family. Our establishment isn’t just about serving food; it’s about creating a familial atmosphere where every guest feels like part of our extended family. Our dishes are meticulously crafted to evoke the comforting embrace of home-cooked meals shared with loved ones. Sandro’s has not only been recognized for its authentic cuisine but also honored for its outstanding wine program in Wine Spectator’s 2024 Restaurant Awards. Join us at Sandro’s, where every meal is a celebration of family, flavor, and fond memories
This intimate neighborhood Italian restaurant featuring Roman cuisine draws a lively crowd.
Hours
| Thursday | 5–9 PM |
| Friday | 5–10 PM |
| Saturday | 12–2:30 PM, 4:30–10 PM |
| Sunday | 12–9 PM |
| Monday | 5–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 5–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 5–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 322 East 86th St, New York, NY 10028
Phone: (212) 288-7374
Website: http://www.sandrosrestaurant.com/
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Reviews
Run, don’t walk. This was the most delicious and authentic Italian meal I’ve had since being back from Italy. Cannot wait to come back to try more dishes!
We shared the Burrata appetizer, it was perfect. The roasted peppers were delicious and sweet. The balsamic they put on the table was the best I’ve ever had.
Then we had the real Milanese and lemon pasta – both were the best versions of each I’ve ever had.
Will be back as soon as possible!
Ambiance: The bar area is really nice. They have done a great job with table set up as well and I love the colored water glasses. Sandro’s is great for big groups, small groups and dates.
Service: everyone was very friendly. Our waiter was very helpful on giving us suggestions on what to order based on our preferences. He also gave us advice on whether certain modifications would work with our meal choices.
Food: They started us off with complimentary bread and bruschetta. The bruschetta was really yummy. A classic and simple take on bruschetta which was perfectly seasoned. The bread was also nice and soft. As our entree, I got their vodka sauce with house made fettuccini. The pasta felt perfectly cooked and I really enjoyed the sauce with it. The spaghetti pomodoro was also on point. It had the right amount of pasta or sauce ratio and the sauce was really flavorful.
Price: we got 4 entrees and 2 glasses of wine and our meal came out to about $50/person.
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I’d recommend dressing nicely (not a casual vibe)
Now I have to wonder how high that chef was. This was one of the worst Italian meals I’ve ever had in the city–which is saying something because this city is full of bland, terrible Italian restaurants.
The complimentary lentil soup we began with was probably the only thing I really liked. I should’ve just stuck with a big bowl of that. Instead, we decided to order a few dishes to share: the Bucatini Amatriciana (overcooked), the Spaghetti Con Vongole (watery and bitter), the Fettucine with White Veal Ragu (decent), and the Gamberi Alla Marinara (not spicy in the least, despite the menu warning otherwise).
I do appreciate the complimentary lemon cookies at the end, but I wouldn’t venture back here even if all of NYC’s Michelin-starred chefs proclaimed it their favorite restaurant. Maybe my palate isn’t refined enough? Oh well.
When we were seated, they immediately brought out bruschetta, bread, and breadsticks, a thoughtful touch. The salad, cacio e pepe, and wine were all excellent. To top it off, we were brought a warm cookie before heading out. 10/10 recommend.
Food 10/10
Service 10/10
Crowd 9/10
Ambiance 6/10
Food was absolute Italian perfection. I ate the cacio e Pepe because of the reviews. I don’t even really enjoy pasta like this but I reeeeeally had to hold back from shoveling this entire plate into my face. I took the little I had left on my plate and I ate it for breakfast the next day lol
Service was so relaxed. They let us take our time, kept an eye on our table when we flagged them and everything was great.
The crowd at 86 street was mixed! Young, old, couples, friends and families. I think 81 st may have gotten an older crowd but this was crowd was diverse which was nice.
The decor was kind of lacking but if anything is going to come up short, I prefer to be this part.
Loved Sandro’s and highly recommend this neighborhood gem!
we found this place online and flew in like a kite.
The food was not worth the hype after the first bite,
But I do think they have a future that can be bright.
The service is excellent, not complaining in that front,
And I will not prevent you from going, believe me or not.
Apologies if I’m being too blunt,
But if you are wanting italian get back on the hunt.
The food is average, don’t mean to be cruel
but the price is what will make you feel like a fool.
Much more pricey than expected, not cool.
But I guess in the Upper East is the rule.