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A restaurant · Chelsea · on two of my lists

Bocca di Bacco.

Worth it, says Antonina. Bocca di Bacco is an inviting Italian restaurant with hearty brunch plates ranging from pancakes to spaghetti alla carbonara.

Antonina Pattiz
Antonina PattizI went myself · from my list Best bottomless brunch in New York
Address
169 9th Ave Directions
Subway
A, C, E, L to 14 St, 5 min
Website
boccadibacconyc.com
What this page is

Everything I’ve written about Bocca di Bacco on New York Dearest, in one place. It’s on two of my lists, Best bottomless brunch in New York and Best happy hours in Chelsea. First what to know and when I go, in my own words from those lists. Then every list it’s on with what I wrote there. At the end, where it is and what’s near.

  1. Best bottomless brunch in New YorkWorth it
  2. Best happy hours in ChelseaWorth it

Before you go, in my words

Quoted from my own lists
Good to know

Bocca di Bacco is a no-frills Italian restaurant just steps from the High Line. Happy hour is offered exclusively at the bar but the $5 beer, $8 wine and $10 cocktails make it easy to brave the bar stools for the night.

From Best happy hours in Chelsea
When to go

Come the weekend, it offers one of the most popular bottomless brunch in New York City, with two hours of bottomless drinks for $26 per person (entree is separate).

From Best bottomless brunch in New York
Worth it, says Antonina. Been? Say if you agree.

Where it appears on New York Dearest

Two of my lists
Worth it

Choose from champagne, sangria, Bellinis, mimosas, screwdrivers or Bloody Mary.

What I wrote thereFold it away

Bocca di Bacco is an inviting Italian restaurant with hearty brunch plates ranging from pancakes to spaghetti alla carbonara. Come the weekend, it offers one of the most popular bottomless brunch in New York City, with two hours of bottomless drinks for $26 per person (entree is separate). 

Choose from champagne, sangria, Bellinis, mimosas, screwdrivers or Bloody Mary. The bartenders are keen to impress, so the service is pretty reliable at all three locations. Empty glasses get refilled quickly so the disciple to pace yourself is up to you.

Best happy hours in Chelsea

No. 8 on that list
Worth it

Add some $1.50 oysters or meatballs to the mix and you’re all set for one of the best happy hours in Chelsea.

What I wrote thereFold it away

Bocca di Bacco is a no-frills Italian restaurant just steps from the High Line. Happy hour is offered exclusively at the bar but the $5 beer, $8 wine and $10 cocktails make it easy to brave the bar stools for the night. Add some $1.50 oysters or meatballs to the mix and you’re all set for one of the best happy hours in Chelsea.

On The Best of New York

I put Bocca di Bacco on two of my best lists.

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