Restaurant in New York City, United States
Da Nico Ristorante
100Pearl PointsEasy Little Italy

About Da Nico Ristorante
Da Nico Ristorante is worth considering when the priority is an easy Little Italy meal with flexible daily hours, not a chef-driven destination dinner. Book it for a casual downtown plan, especially with a group that wants Italian comfort and a central Mulberry Street address; cross-shop Pasquale Jones for a clearer pizza-focused Italian choice.
Da Nico Ristorante is a New York City venue with a direct practical hook: it is open daily, with hours from 12–10 PM Sunday through Thursday and 12–11 PM on Friday and Saturday. The verified details are limited, so the safest way to plan around it is to focus on the confirmed schedule and casual dress code rather than assume a particular menu, service style, price point, or accolade.
A New York City choice for flexible planning
The case for Da Nico Ristorante is practical. Its daily schedule makes it easier to consider than venues with narrower hours, the casual dress code keeps the planning simple. Because no verified chef, awards, price tier, cuisine details, named dishes, seating format, or beverage program are available here, treat this as a New York City dining option to confirm directly before making a detailed plan.
Use the hours as the main planning guide. Da Nico Ristorante is open from noon every day, closing at 10 PM from Sunday through Thursday and 11 PM on Friday and Saturday. For a broader New York City plan, compare it with other guides like Our full New York City restaurants guide, plus Our full New York City bars guide if the meal is only part of the night.
Who should choose it over other options
Choose Da Nico Ristorante when daily hours and a casual dress code are the main priorities. If you are comparing it with other New York City options, Pasquale Jones, La Mela, Gelso & Grand can be useful separate decision points, depending on what your group wants to confirm directly before booking. Because the verified information for Da Nico Ristorante is limited, avoid building the plan around unconfirmed details such as a specific dish, format, price, or service style.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I order at Da Nico Ristorante?
Specific dishes are not verified here. Da Nico Ristorante is open daily in New York City, with hours from 12–10 PM Sunday through Thursday and 12–11 PM on Friday and Saturday. Check the venue's official channels for the latest menu details.
Can Da Nico Ristorante accommodate groups?
Group accommodations are not verified here. The confirmed details are that Da Nico Ristorante has a casual dress code and daily hours, from 12–10 PM most days and until 11 PM on Friday and Saturday. For group planning, confirm availability directly with the venue.
How far ahead should I book Da Nico Ristorante?
Booking guidance is not verified here. Because Da Nico Ristorante is open daily in New York City, use the confirmed hours as a starting point and check directly with the venue for current availability.
Can I eat at the bar at Da Nico Ristorante?
Bar seating details are not verified here. Da Nico Ristorante is a casual New York City venue with daily hours, but seating format and service details should be confirmed through the venue's official channels.
Location
164 Mulberry St, New York, NY 10013
New York City, United States
Compare Da Nico Ristorante
| Venue | Location | Cuisine |
|---|---|---|
| Da Nico Ristorante | New York City | , |
| Gelso & Grand | New York City | , |
| La Mela | New York City | , |
| La Bella Vita | New York City | , |
| Pasquale Jones | New York City | Italian - Pizza |
| Deux Luxe | New York City | , |
How Da Nico Ristorante compares with similar nearby venues.
Where to book if this does not fit
Try Pasquale Jones if the group wants a more defined Italian-pizza plan. Try La Mela if the priority is an easy Little Italy group dinner with a casual, social feel.
How it compares in Little Italy and downtown
Gelso & Grand, La Mela, Da Nico Ristorante all make more sense for casual Little Italy dining than for a high-planning special occasion. Da Nico is the easy pick when location and schedule matter; La Mela is the better cross-shop for a larger, louder group dinner; Gelso & Grand is the one to consider if the group wants a more current downtown feel.
Pasquale Jones is the sharper choice for diners who specifically want Italian pizza rather than a general Little Italy restaurant experience. It is likely to feel more intentional for a food-focused night, while Da Nico works better when the reservation is supporting a broader downtown plan.
La Bella Vita and Deux Luxe are useful alternates if Da Nico does not fit the timing, but the decision should stay practical: pick the room that matches group size, neighborhood flow, how much structure the night needs.
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