Restaurant in New York City, United States
Ulivo
100Pearl PointsCentral Italian Pick

About Ulivo
Ulivo is a practical $$$ Italian booking in Flatiron/NoMad, strongest for group dinners, client meals, mixed-preference tables that need polish without a major splurge. Chef Emanuel Concas and a Michelin Plate signal credibility, but the main reason to book is centrality and flexibility rather than trophy-dining status.
Ulivo is an Italian restaurant in New York City with a $$$ price level, chef/owner Emanuel Concas, smart casual dress code, Michelin Plate recognition for 2025. Those are the useful verified signals for planning: this is a New York City Italian booking to consider when the group wants a known cuisine, a higher price tier, operating hours that run from noon into the evening daily.
The recommendation is clearest for diners who want a direct Italian option rather than a page built on unverified claims about specific dishes, room design, or service format. Ulivo's verified profile is concise: Italian cuisine, $$$ pricing, chef/owner Emanuel Concas, smart casual dress, daily hours that begin at noon and run until late evening, with later closing on Friday and Saturday. For comparison research, you can also look at Ai Fiori, Don Angie, Massara, Norma Gastronomia Siciliana, Novitá.
A better fit for an Italian plan than for unverified hype
For planning purposes, the main advantage is clarity. Italian is the verified cuisine, $$$ is the verified price tier, the restaurant is open daily from noon. That makes Ulivo easier to place in a New York City dining shortlist than venues where the available information is less direct. The Michelin Plate recognition is also a confirmed trust signal, but it should not be overstated into claims about rankings, scores, tasting menus, or destination-only status.
What is not verified should stay out of the decision. There is no verified seat count, no verified private-dining setup, no verified tasting-menu format, no verified signature dish list, no verified takeout, delivery, or dietary-accommodation policy in the available data. If those details matter, confirm them directly with the restaurant before booking. Within the Italian category, Ulivo can be compared with Ai Fiori, Don Angie, Massara, Norma Gastronomia Siciliana, Novitá, but the final choice should depend on the current needs of the party and the details each venue confirms at the time.
Book for verified basics: Italian cuisine, $$$ pricing, daily hours
Ulivo's verified hours are Monday through Thursday from 12–11 PM, Friday and Saturday from 12 PM–12 AM, Sunday from 12–11 PM. That schedule supports planning from noon through the evening, but the page should not infer a special lunch program, brunch format, happy hour, or late-night menu from the hours alone. Treat the hours as operating information, not as proof of a specific meal format.
The dress code is smart casual. That is the safest guidance for a visit: dress neatly without assuming formalwear is required. The restaurant's $$$ price level is a general pricing signal, but no exact prices, tasting-menu cost, beverage minimum, or group deposit information is verified here.
Use the full New York City restaurants guide if the brief changes from Italian to a broader search; New York guides for hotels, bars, wineries, experiences are better for building the rest of the night around the meal. Quick reference: choose Ulivo when the verified brief is a New York City Italian restaurant with $$$ pricing, smart casual dress, chef/owner Emanuel Concas, Michelin Plate recognition, daily hours from noon.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I order at Ulivo?
The verified data confirms Italian cuisine, but it does not confirm specific dishes or menu formats. Check the current menu before you go, use Ulivo's $$$ price level and Michelin Plate (2025) recognition as general planning signals rather than proof of any particular dish.
What are alternatives to Ulivo in New York City?
For Italian comparisons, consider Ai Fiori, Don Angie, Massara, Norma Gastronomia Siciliana, Novitá, along with other New York City dining rooms. Compare current menus, hours, pricing, reservation availability before choosing.
Is the tasting menu worth it at Ulivo?
A tasting-menu format is not verified in the available data. If a set menu matters to your plans, confirm directly with Ulivo before booking. The verified details are Italian cuisine, $$$ pricing, smart casual dress, chef/owner Emanuel Concas, Michelin Plate recognition for 2025.
What should I wear to Ulivo?
Smart casual is the verified dress code for Ulivo in New York City. Neat, polished clothing is the safest target; formalwear is not stated as a requirement in the verified information.
Does Ulivo handle dietary restrictions?
Dietary-accommodation details are not verified in the available data. If allergies or dietary restrictions are important, contact Ulivo directly before the meal and confirm what the kitchen can support.
Location
4 W 28th St, New York, NY 10001
New York City, United States
Compare Ulivo
| Venue | Location | Cuisine | Awards | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ulivo | New York City | Italian | Michelin Plate (2025) | $$$ |
| Massara | New York City | Italian | , | $$$ |
| Ai Fiori | New York City | Italian | , | $$$$ |
| Norma Gastronomia Siciliana | New York City | Italian | , | $$ |
| Novitá | New York City | Italian | , | $$$ |
| Don Angie | New York City | Italian | , | $$$ |
How Ulivo New York City compares with similar nearby venues.
Also Consider
- Massara, Italian, $$$
- Ai Fiori, Italian, $$$$
- Norma Gastronomia Siciliana, Italian, $$
- Novitá, Italian, $$$
- Don Angie, Italian, $$$
How Ulivo compares with New York Italian peers
Ulivo is the middle-lane choice among these New York Italian options: more polished and expensive than Norma Gastronomia Siciliana, less of a splurge than Ai Fiori, and likely less reservation-driven than Don Angie. Book it when location and group agreement matter more than chasing the hardest table.
Massara is the stronger cross-shop if the table wants a more pointed Italian dinner at the same $$$ tier. Novitá is the closer comparison for a classic New York Italian night at a similar price level. Ulivo's case is practicality: central Manhattan, credible recognition, a format that works for business dinners or small celebrations.
If budget is the deciding factor, Norma Gastronomia Siciliana is the better value play. If the night needs more ceremony, Ai Fiori is the upgrade. If the group wants buzz and is willing to work harder for the reservation, Don Angie is the sharper target. Ulivo is the safer recommendation when the booking has to please several people without pushing into $$$$ territory.
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