Non Solo Piada
4.7$· InexpensivePermanently closedPopular Italian street food eatery Non Solo Piada is permanently closed.
Non Solo Piada was a beloved casual counter spot in Midtown Manhattan known for serving authentic Italian flatbreads, pasta, and coffee. The restaurant located at 302 West 37th Street has permanently closed and is no longer open for business. Travelers seeking Italian street food in New York City will need to explore alternative dining options.
Expert notes
- Customers can enjoy the best traditional Italian street food which is equivalents to paninis, calzones and personal pizzas, and breakfast in New York. They also serve Italian pastries and desserts; and Illy Coffee. You can order online and take out or dine in.
Features
- Cafe
- Coffee Tea
- Dine In
- Italian
- Local Favorite
- Take Outs
- Vegetarian Options
- Wheelchair Accessible
More places to eat in New York
Sake Bar Hagi$$A cozy underground Japanese izakaya in Midtown offering sake and yakitori
Russ & Daughters$$Historic Lower East Side institution serving iconic bagels and smoked fish
Tom's Restaurant$Classic Morningside Heights diner famous as the exterior in Seinfeld.
Di Fara Pizza$$Legendary Midwood pizzeria serving iconic artisanal New York style slices daily.
Cafe Mogador$$An iconic East Village staple serving classic Moroccan tagines and couscous
Joseph Leonard$$$Quintessential West Village restaurant serving New American comfort food all day.