Love this place. One of my favorite places in NYC. Recommended for a group of friends but also fun for couples.
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Love this place. One of my favorite places in NYC. Recommended for a group of friends but also fun for couples.
This is one of my favorite spots to get italian in the east village ! Love the burrata when they have it and the wine selection is great ! Take a date there and enjoy it !
Staying on times square, we wanted somewhere away from the crowds. Arrived early, the restaurant was very quiet. We were sat down, and immediately given water. Very welcome as it was very hot. The staff were amazing and friendly. The food was just as good....More
We were staying locally and didn't want to trek back up town for dinner. What a find. Great authentic Italian food. Enjoyed the food here far more than river cafe and this was quarter of cost. I
i love pasta and marinara and Max did not disappoint! This place is very small so be sure to make reservations. Very affordable prices also. Great atmosphere but loud so be prepared. Excellent salads and we all loved our entrees. Try the tropicale salad. It...More
I'm a fan of Max back at the days it was located in the east village, So it was a must for me to visit the TriBeca branch. and I wasn't disappointed. it is still cozy and friendly and the food is just amazing. their...More
Their rigatoni w/eggplant is soooo delicious...very meaty, without the meat. The restaurant has a real nice vibe too...funky, crowded, and fun...
The restaurant is small and understated but the food was wonderful. I had chicken liver pate as an appetizer and it was lovely. Then I had a ravioli with a truffle sause that was amazing. My friend have a pasta with meat sauce that was...More
We went whith my wife to max, it's a nice restorant, not to big, and the food was exelent. i eat an exelents noquis and my wife too. The service is very good nice people!
When my husband and I went to NYC to see a band at the Bowery back in April, we discovered Max’s on my phone’s TripAdvisor app. Max’s is a hole in the wall. In fact, based on its curbside appearance, one could easily mistake the...More