L’AMORE Restaurant

I have been coming here for quite some time now and would definitely recommend. The place is small and intimate making it feel like a good place to get some food and to talk with some friends. The service was attentive, but didn't feel like they were on top of you. The only struggle is that it's in Little Italy and the area can get extremely packed at times.The bread they served in the beginning was nothing special and wasn't warm. I got the Fettuccine Alfredo and the penne vodka and they were both delicious. They were both extremely rich and creamy. If you're looking for a nice calm place to eat with friends and family, this is it.

I have to be honest, this felt like a tourist trap. We were at a festival in Little Italy and chose to sit down and have a bite at 5:30 on a Friday. No wait. The pasta was better than expected, but certainly nothing to write home about. I did enjoy that the noodles were al dente and it came out pretty quickly, but it's also very saucy which I'm not exactly fond of. It was a large portion so there is potential for leftovers. The wine on the other hand was terrible!! They had only "House Wines" available in a glass and trust me it's not worth the $15. After one sip I had to verify that they brought me the Cab. She was nice and offered me to try a different house red but it was honestly worse. I could tell they genuinely wanted to find me something I would enjoy so they ended up bringing a sample of the Malbec which still wasn't good, but better than the cab. Since I was going to pay for it regardless I drank that. I appreciated the effort, the staff was nice. I do believe it was overpriced for the quality though. Also be mindful that regardless of the group size (it was only two of us) the gratuity is already included!

Went here and just got drinks and a calamari. Even though the calamari looked bland it was actually very delicious and savory. The staff there was nice and friendly minus the bar tender he had some sort of attitude but the rest of the service was impeccable. The drinks were pretty delicious as well

While walking around little Italy we were feeling peckish when a server caught our attention and herded us into this wonderful establishment in good timing. He sat us at this gorgeous outdoor seating area and got us established with some water and fresh bread. The food was unbelievable, I had never before this moment tasted fresh noodles, it was completely different from what you usually get at any old restaurant claiming to serve 'Italian Cuisine'. The calamari was perfect and not chewy or overcooked whatsoever, even my mom who's not a huge squid fan enjoyed it! The seating area was clean and secluded as it surrounded you with real and fake flowers good for conversations with company!PS. Don't let the one star reviews based solely on pricing alone scare you away; if you were familiar with New York you'd know how pricing works, I personally believe the price matches the quality at this establishment!

This is a an EXCELLENT restaurant with delicious Italian food and excellent service. our family enjoyed lunch here In June 2024 and thoroughly enjoyed it. Everything about our experience was outstanding. We were especially surprised at how large the lunchtime portions were! And EVERYTHING WAS VERY TASTY! My husband really enjoyed his veal Parmesan (pictured)There are lots of choices for dining in Little Italy but L'Amore is definitely one you should try. You won't be disappointed.

First let me start off with the service. Our server was top notch. She made sure we had everything we needed and checked with us often. Secondly, the Fettuccini Alfredo was absolutely the best I've ever tasted, and this being my favorite Italian dish, I've had plenty both in the US and Italy. Lastly, the cannoli was to die for. All in all, this restaurant is a must if you love authentic Italian food and are in Little Italy.

Food here was ok nothing spectacular. Portions were big but be prepared to use lots of salt. Beat part of the meal was the mozzarella caprese. Lobster ravioli was completely tasteless and was drowning in sauce. Gnocchi was tiny little pieces and had no flavor. Service was just blah. Waiter did not want to engage in any way. He basically just stood at the table waiting for us to tell him what we wanted. Door person promised us a free appetizer when we came in. That is how he lured us in. At the end of the meal, the appetizer was charged and the waiter said he could not take it off. On the way out we mentioned it to the door person and he faked that he was surprised but did nothing about it. It's just a trick to get you in. The charge an automatic gratuity and some random "convenience charge" of 3.5%. Would not recommend. Our dinner for two was $200 and not remarkable at all.

The hospitality was amazing! Shoutout Marco for giving us free homemade cake! The bread was good too and we had a great time here.

This place is a total tourist trap. Stay far away! The food is over-priced and mediocre at best. The worst part is the service we only realized why it was so bad after we received the bill with the 18% service fee added. They don't have to provide good service. It does not mention the gratuity anywhere that is noticeable. Total rip off!

Dine in | Dinner | Total $86The food was delicious! We ordered the fettuccine alfredo w/chicken, lobster ravioli and ceasar salad. Portions are huge so keep in mind, me and 2 others friends split the plates and we left very satisfied; however, there are no refills on sodas/soft drinks. The manager, Ayman, was super polite and attentive and the overall atmosphere was great. 10/10 would eat here again!