




Il Mulino - Downtown (West 3rd)
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Reviews
Chi Vu
a week ago
"Very cute Italian spot. My squid ink linguine pasta was excellent. They are very generous with the portion and dessert. Service was great. Highly recommend."
Alison Pouw
2 weeks ago
"fantastic service and serving old school vibe. the service and vibe were perfect for date night. the food was very good but not so good to justify the cost. you go for the experience and i would go back but you can find equivalent and better pasta for lower prices elsewhere."
Jan Siderius
3 weeks ago
"From the street the entrance is a bit obscure — you can barely see inside or get a sense of the atmosphere. Once you step in, a friendly lady (from Colombia) takes your coat, but after that you’re left to figure out what to do next. After standing there for a few minutes, I asked her where to check in, and she said to wait for the maître d’. While waiting, I watched the scene unfold: a very full restaurant with lots of busy waiters, all seemingly speaking Italian. It was actually fun to observe the lively, slightly chaotic atmosphere — very “Italian New York.” The guests were predominantly men, including two groups of around eight. When the maître d’ finally came over, he asked if I had a reservation. I said yes, but he couldn’t find it and gave off an air that he might not be able to seat us. He asked what time we had booked, and when I answered “a few hours ago,” he made it seem as if that was too last-minute. At that point we didn’t feel very welcome and even suggested coming back another day. But after searching by phone number, he found the reservation and ended up seating us, handing us over to a friendly waiter from Ecuador. We were quickly served some bread varieties and tasty small Italian bites. We asked the waiter for help with the wine list, but to be honest, he didn’t seem very familiar with it — disappointing as the list consists mostly of quite pricey Italian wines. We chose a mid-priced one at around $130. The nice waiter skillfully recited the specials (or the entire menu, I’m not sure), and I ordered the scallops wrapped in bacon and the rack of lamb. Both dishes were good. The place was packed and noisy, but that actually fit the New York/Italian vibe — more Little Italy than Greenwich Village. Overall, it’s a unique restaurant with lively energy, but $440 (ex tip) for two people for two courses each feels too expensive for the experience. Hence the 3-star rating."
Dr. Khaled Sabbah
a month ago
"One of the most prestigious restaurants in New York. While you're there, you'll find American celebrities and their families, and even President Trump and his family are patrons. The restaurant specializes in Italian cuisine, and the service is beyond compare. As a customer, you're treated like royalty. The prices aren't cheap, but it's worth it. 🌹🌹, especial thanks for Mr. Wyien ( the professional manager)"
Louis Schornstein
6 months ago
"Il Mulino sets a ridiculously high standard in fine dining. We have been guests for nearly 3 decades. Each time visit seems to surpass the last. Claudio, Louis and the entire team strive and succeed in making you feel like family! The food quality is top notch! The service is 6 stars! Treat yourself and your guests to a new level of gastronomic splendor! You owe it to your taste buds! Just celebrated my birthday here. They make you feel like a celebrity. God Bless Blue & Gold! God Bless America! Remember Everyone Deployed Everyday!"



