Gnocchi on 9th

10 reviews

+1 (212) 510-7454

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158 Orchard St

New York, NY 10002

+1 (212) 510-7454

Gnocchi on 9th is a cozy Italian restaurant nestled in the heart of New York City, offering a menu focused on traditional and innovative gnocchi dishes.

With a warm and inviting atmosphere, this eatery provides a casual dining experience for those seeking authentic Italian cuisine in a bustling urban setting.

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Jason W.

6/11/2024

A casual, counter-service gnocchi spot that just opened up in the LES. Service is fast (less than 5 minutes), friendly, and options are fairly straightforward. You got one thing in the menu,...

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Alex M.

11/17/2024

Unique concept that peaked my interest; would recommend trying if you haven't already. Tastes like you would imagine and probably won't return, but glad I made the trip.

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Ryan L.

6/4/2024

Had an amazing first experience at Gnocchi on 9th, on Orchard Street. Me and my fiance decided to go to the newer location as we were in the area. Though we worried about the lines this location...

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Rusty R.

9/7/2024

They stick to what they do, and they do it well, no funny business. Enjoyed the gnocchi Alla vodka. Fast, on the go lunch.

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mason p.

9/1/2024

Easy quick grab and go. No indoor seating a very small tables outside for standing. Pretty inexpensive and good for quick bite. Gnocchi itself was very good definitely recommend the burrata ontop...

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