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Briny clams, garlic, white wine, and perfectly al dente pasta. Italian simplicity at its finest.
“A Minetta Lane Tuscan gem where the linguine alle vongole is a masterclass in simplicity — briny littleneck clams, a garlicky white wine sauce, and perfectly al dente pasta that transports you to the Italian coast.”
“A refined Midtown East Italian where the vongole arrives with impeccably fresh clams, a clean garlic-and-parsley broth, and linguine cooked to the precise moment of al dente.”View more →
“A West Village Italian vegetarian-friendly restaurant that serves a vongole with pristine clams in a light, aromatic broth.”View more →
“Jean-Georges Vongerichten's Flatiron farm-to-table restaurant where the linguine vongole showcases the freshest seasonal clams in a delicate sauce that lets the ingredients speak for themselves.”
“The Madison Avenue fine-dining Italian serves a linguine vongole with a restrained elegance — perfectly opened clams, a whisper of garlic and chili, and pasta that holds the sauce with precision.”
“A Gramercy newcomer where the vongole shines with sweet littlenecks, a bright white wine and lemon sauce, and housemade linguine that has the satisfying chew of fresh pasta.”
“A Garment District Italian with old-world charm serving a linguine vongole with plump clams and a well-balanced sauce of white wine, garlic, and a touch of butter that coats each strand.”
“An East Village Italian institution since 1908 where the vongole is a beloved classic — generous with clams, rich with garlic, and served in a dining room dripping with old New York character.”
“A West Village Italian wine bar where the linguine vongole is a dependable crowd-pleaser, with briny clams and a light, garlicky sauce that pairs perfectly with a crisp glass of Vermentino.”