Don Giovanni Ristorante

Small intimate restaurant but the service is great and the food is even better. Started with calamari and garlic knots, both wonderful. Split the arugula salad which was a generous portion but could have used more dressing. The pizza was very good. The chicken Marsala was standard but good. I had the frutti del mare pasta with white sauce instead of red and it was maybe my favorite meal I've ever had in NYC. We got an order of the cannolis to go but they actually were not that good. I would skip those next time but otherwise this was a fantastic meal and I look forward to coming back

Popped in for a quick bite and decided to try the pizza. The staff are very nice. Shared a small pizza and it was a good brick over pizza,

A little too pricey for what you're getting. The food isn't horrible, but everything was too heavy. Tasted like butter & cheese without flavor.Above all the service was not great. Took forever to pay at the end. Whenever we asked for something, they took forever to get it. (Would make sense if they were busy, but we could see them just chatting & there were a total of 3 parties at this time).Won't be returned, and probably will be avoiding Italian food for a bit.

Best chicken parm ever! Service was fast and friendly. Started with an old fashioned and bread. The oil and sides were great. Had chicken Parmesan for dinner. Tender, thin, cheesy as wheezy! Spaghetti was good and red sauce was great. Would give 19 stars if I could.

Travels to Italy will always hold a special place in my heart. I can easily count how many times l've been there in the past few years. Dining at Don Giovanni also reminds me of those memories I've shared meals and broke bread with friends and fun people on those trips.On this most recent occasion, there were four of us that were craving pasta. We started with a carafe of red wine and garlic bread which was great, can't really go wrong with this. I highly recommend sharing wine with your meal.Restaurant Week was still in progress, but none of us was interested in what was offered at the time. None of us was wanting any small salad as an appetizer, we just wanted to go straight for the entree.Our go-to was their Handmade Fettuccine, chef's kiss! Three of us ordered the exact same dish, all topped with chicken.Most of the time, the service is great. Our server of the evening was super attentive and kind. Once in a while when you have an off day, it becomes cut and dry. Happens once in a blue moon, but they are still nice. They have a cute outdoor seating area and the inside of the restaurant is super spacious and ambient at nighttime. Gender neutral restrooms available. Very appropriate for Hell's Kitchen.

I would say @dongiovanni_ristorante is pretty on par for what I was expecting of the theatre district. I went in with the expectation that it would be more American style. Overall I'd recommend to go for their pizza as it was a lot better than the pasta in my opinion!The waiters were super kind and the interior decor did remind me of Italy. We had a pleasant time prior to going to a Broadway show!

Wow! What a hidden gem! We decided to come check outhis place with some friends. It was a true taste of Italy! For appetizers we had bruschetta, burratta and the mussels, which were large portions. Then we had a salad and pizza. The only thing that beat the food was the service! Chris was amazing and so attentive to our table.

Great food, great service great atmosphere! The ambience was on point. Good price point!

Great food, great service, great ambiance, great price, and very convenient to get to from Moynihan

This place was absolutely the perfect choice after a long day of bopping around Manhattan. The food was phenomenal and the Don Giovanni coffee cocktail was sooooo good! I only wish that they had a gluten free pizza crust option in addition to pasta.