Italian restaurant, Bar, Restaurant, Venetian restaurant
Soak in the vibrant energy of Grand Central Terminal at Cipriani Dolci, a charming Italian restaurant perched on its balcony level. With a cozy yet trendy atmosphere, this spot serves up delicious comfort food, from homemade tagliatelle to creamy burrata. Enjoy fast service and a delightful selection of cocktails and coffee, perfect for solo dining or lunch with friends. While it's wise to make reservations, the breathtaking view of the bustling terminal adds to the experience, making it well worth a visit.
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Juice
Manhattan
Pappardelle
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Good location to overview the station.Without reservation and still manage to get a table, it’s not taking too long though. The service is good.I like the way they serve foods.Instead of rushing everything at once, they will wait until I finished my dish before serve another. Skipped carbohydrate and goes with salmon.It’s really delicious, not over cooked but with right amount of raw.The Brussels sprouts delicious too! Tried the cocktail.Definitely will go again!
Dine in the historic setting of Grand Central Terminal Station at Cipriani Dolci on its balcony overlooking the activities during rush hour. We experienced impeccable service with our delicious meal. Selections included: Espresso Martinis-so yummy; Mixed Salad to share; with asparagus, tender & crisp, beets, Fruit with Shaved cheese-most excellent; Homemade Tagliatelle with Veal Ragu, made so delicately & cooked perfectly. The sauce was absolutely perfectly blended in flavor.Tortelli in a delicate panna sauce with Parma.The entrees we generous so that we had no room for dessert, unfortunately. Next visit we'll order appetizers and desserts. Make reservations, bring an appetite. Note: Grand Central Station, built in early 1900's was to have been demolished in the 1970's when Penn Station was built.Efforts initiated by former First Lady, Jackie Kennedy Onassis, launched a campaign to save this grand Beaux-Arts design Historic Site from destruction.It is the world's largest terminal housing 44 platforms, 67 tracks in 49 acres.
Absolutely beautiful view.Looking down on the people walking around Grand Central. Burrata was so creamy.Lightly Fried shirp were good.
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