Grotta Azzurra Restaurant

Grotta Azzurra Restaurant is an Italian restaurant located in Manhattan. Founded in 1908 by the Davino family Grotta Azzurra was named for the blue grotto on the isle of Capri and designed to evoke the beauty of one of the worlds most famous caves in the world, intensified.

Enrico Caruso feasted here after performances, and Sinatra called it his one and only favorite Italian restaurant, making it the site of many a “Rat Pack” evening. Shuttered for six years, Grotta Azzurra has now been stunningly renovated and rebirthed by a descendant renaissance for dining in Little Italy, with multi-talented chef Frank Castellana recreating the finest in Italian Cuisine.

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Nearby places to eat include Mita Indian Restaurant located at 336 8th Avenue approximately 1.89 miles away, Bread & Tulips, Eataly Nyc Flatiron approximately 1.55 miles away, Zio Ristorante, and La Pecora Bianca Nomad approximately 1.68 miles away.