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Il Bambino

Il Bambino

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Location

State
New York
City
New York
Address
34-08 31st Ave
Postal Code
11106

Restaurant Info

Cuisine
Meals Served
Price Range
$$

Contact Info

Phone Number
(718) 626-0087
Website
http://ilbambinonyc.com/

Blending an Italian-style paninoteca with a Spanish-style tapas menu, Il Bambino’s objective is to provide customers with top produce, exceptional, but reasonably priced food, and good wine.

Our philosophy is simple: to share our passion for the hand-made meats, cheeses, and artisinal bread we serve with as many people as possible. To ensure the most gratifying eating experience, we choose the finest ingredients for our cuisine. We use a couple of different varieties of prosciutto, such as smoked (speck) and un-smoked (Di Parma); our salumi range from mild to strong, and our cheeses are both fresh and aged—all offered with our own selection of flavorful homemade condiments. Our Italian ciabbatina bread is baked each day, exclusively for our panini and crostini.

The menu at Il Bambino represents food in its finest form, showcasing the best ingredients that can be found and marrying them together in a way that is simple, natural, and barely manipulated. The small but precise selection of unique wines and beer on offer serve to compliment our food.

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Food
5.0
Atmosphere
4.0
Service
4.0
Pricing
4.0
Il Bambino · Restaurants
Joe Joe
· edited January 2, 2024
4.3

A bit pricey but delicious

Food 5.0 Atmosphere 4.0 Service 4.0 Pricing 4.0
This is the spot to take friends, new and old, family, or anyone else you can think of. The food is absolutely amazing, the service is always spectacular, and did you see the giant cupcakes as you walk in the door?? This place is not to be confused with your average panini or deli shop. Each sandwich, crostini, and soup (amoung others like their meat and cheese plates) are such impeccable masterpieces that you won't want to leave. The portions are perfect. I haven't left once without leftovers.
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