What are the top rated restaurants in Manhattan where I can eat Ravioli?

The most popular Ravioli restaurants in Manhattan are: Aj's Ny Pizzeria Trattoria Trecolori Nico's Little Italy Manhattan Pizza Wings Sbarro

How much does on average costs Ravioli

On average Ravioli costs $12.6. Depending on ingredients and location that price can be a lot different.

Ravioli Restaurants in Manhattan

The best places in Manhattan to eat Ravioli. Our interactive map features all restaurants around Manhattan who offer this dish to eat out or take away.

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Aj's Ny Pizzeria

4.4

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4.4

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City: Manhattan, 301 Poyntz Ave, Manhattan, KS, 66502, United States

"Came in here on a whim to try this place out. Intended to be a carry out order, but showed up earlier than anticipated. Sat down and decided to grab a drink. Turned into eating my dinner and having a couple more. Enjoyed the conversation with the bartender and those at bar. Pizza was tasty at bar, next day cold out of fridge, and reheated in the oven. Will try to make it back to this facility and grab another pie and good company! Service: Dine in"

##17 Pizza in Manhattan

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#17 Pizza in Manhattan

Trattoria Trecolori

4.2

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4.2

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City: Manhattan, 254 W 47th St, New York, NY 10036, United States, Manhattan

"Have to love a straight up Italian food restaurant that gets it right. We stopped in tonight for dinner and had their chicken parmigiana and special of the day, ravioli del Giorno. Chicken Parm (with spaghetti) was crispy on the outside and just right inside, great sauce and cheese and the plate sizing was on point. The ravioli with its pesto -esque sauce was very tasty as well, and new to both of us. It really worked well and the flavors were rich and very good. The tiramisu for dessert was delicious and light and fluffy. The sorbet was a somewhat odd combo of coconut, mango and raspberry, and wasn 't my favorite rendition. The raspberry had an odd flavor at first, then seemed to morph a bit into almost a medicine-y taste. The coconut was sort of a Pina colada type of flavor. The mango was good, the best of the three imho. Overall, really excellent service, very nice dinner, recommend, just perhaps a different dessert than the sorbetto. The core, most important dishes were really great!"

##87 Seafood in Manhattan

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#87 Seafood in Manhattan