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Stuzzicheria
305 Church St
New York, NY 10013
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Dinner Menu
Stuzzichini
Crostini
$5.00
blackboard selection
Olives
$6.00
marinated italian olives
Fried Peppers
$7.00
marinated cubanelle peppers
Funghi Saltati
$10.00
sauteed mushrooms, garlic, parsley
Eggplant Scapece
$7.00
mint, garlic, pepperoncini, vinegar
Formaggi E Salumi
selection of italian cured meat, cheese
- For 1 $8.00
- For 3 $18.00
Arancini
$7.00
mozzarella, pecorino, risotto croquettes
Bufala Mozzarella
$10.00
cherry tomatoes, olive oil
Grilled Scamorza
$10.00
smoked mozzarella, olio santo
Polpette
$9.00
beef meatballs, tomato sauce
Baccala
$9.00
salt cod, potato, parmigiano
Polpo
$10.00
octopus, potato, red onion, lemon
Insalata
Fennel
$9.00
radish, bagna cauda
Baby Arugula
$9.00
red onion, pecorino
Red Beets
$10.00
pistachio, oranges, ricotta salata
Primi
Pasta Fagioli
$9.00
borlotti beans, pancettaq
Gnocchi Allamatriciana
$14.00
guanciale, onion, tomato, pepperoncini
Orecchiette
$15.00
cauliflower, toasted breadcrumbs
Fregola Sarda Lamb Ragu
$16.00
manila clams, bottarga, white wine
Ravioli
$17.00
bufala ricotta, swiss chard, brown butter
Fettucine
$16.00
lamb ragu, ricotta
Secondi
Eggplant Parmigiano
$17.00
tomato, mozzarella, pecorino
Chicken Al Mattone
$19.00
roasted under a brick lemon, pepperoncini
Hunter Style Rabbit
$24.00
white wine, porcini, fresh herbs
Short Ribs Alla Genovese
$22.00
carrots, celery, onion, white wine
Orata In Cartoccio
$22.00
fillet baked in parchment roasted fennel, pesto trapanese
Skillet Roasted Branzino
$23.00
crushed yukon potatoes, lemon caper sauce
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General Info
Hours
Monday:
12:00pm - 11:00pm
Tuesday:
12:00pm - 11:00pm
Wednesday:
12:00pm - 11:00pm
Thursday:
12:00pm - 12:00am
Friday:
12:00pm - 12:00am
Saturday:
12:00pm - 12:00am
Sunday:
12:00pm - 10:00pm
About Us
Nestled on a windowed corner in Tribeca, Stuzzicheria is - in short, a perfect Italian hideaway. Amongst great food and drinks, you will easily make it your second home. Stuzzichini are 100 percent traditional Italian food that got their start in cafés and wine bars in Milan and Turin. Originally offered as complimentary snacks during happy hour, their popularity spread like wildfire. Before long, they became a hallowed tradition, part of the cultural fabric of an entire nation, especially in its capital, Rome, The Eternal City, and in Naples, the gateway to the south. Classic stuzzichini include delectable little plates of miniature pizzas; cheese plates; fried meatballs; assorted fried seafood; arancini and suppli (risotto balls); grilled octopus and calamari and many types of crostini.