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Welcome to Felice 64

Felice 64, a charming Italian wine bar and venue located in New York's Upper East Side, offers a delightful culinary experience. With attentive service and a cozy ambiance, this restaurant caters to various dietary preferences, including vegan options. Homemade pasta and flavorful dishes like the tagliatelle with mushrooms showcase the kitchen's expertise. The extensive wine selection, rumored to be from the owners' Italian winery, adds to the dining experience. Despite a minor mishap with dessert, Felice 64 manages to impress with its delicious food and welcoming atmosphere, making it a must-visit spot for food enthusiasts.

Felice 64: Reviews & Ratings

Lynn O.
Lynn O.

We came here for my friend's birthday celebration and we were very happy with our choice. We split a wonderful bottle of wine and the server was both knowledgeable and helpful with our choices for the wine and our appetizers and entrees. As a vegan, it is not always easy to find something on the menu but I had the most wonderful pasta. We are both looking forward to returning to this beautiful restaurant. The ambiance is fantastic!

Cherie G.
Cherie G.

I had an event on the upper east side, and found this place nearby. Made reservations ( it filled up rather quickly on a Wednesday! It was just a cute ambiance! Cozy atmosphere. The waitress was amazing. They had CYNAR, and it was the best spritz I've had yet far! I ordered the salmon with a side of potatoes ( I realized after my salmon had a whipped potato underneath. But the roasted potatoes were so good ( you can share) my friend had the branzino and said it was great. The bread was great too! Can't wait to come back!

Reva R.
Reva R.

Goodness gracious, I thought I had updated my review from 8 years ago, but apparently I must have only updated the review in my head...LOL...So, if you are thinking about dining here, I'd say it's a definite YES!!! I love the homemade pasta, so I'll always ask if this particular pasta I might be thinking of ordering is homemade. I've had the tagliatelle with mushrooms, and right now, I can't recall the last pasta I had, but I can tell you anything I've had, in terms of pasta, has been quite delicious. The last time I was here at Felice, with a friend, I decided to have dessert after my pasta, so I specifically asked if the cheesecake was Italian Cheesecake, which is made with ricotta cheese, instead of cream cheese, like New York cheesecake, and the Italian cheesecake can have a texture that is a little grain-y, in the best way. The male server said yes, that it was Italian cheesecake. But, alas, upon arrival, my friend and I looked at each other, and I said, this looks like regular cheesecake, so I tasted it, and it was NOT Italian cheesecake. And since that was the only cheesecake I felt like eating, I sent the cheesecake back. I would expect a restaurant to know the difference between these two types of cheesecakes. Bottom line--there is good eating to be had here. Now, I've been told by my neighbors that the wines are very nice here, and that the owners have a winery in Italy. Next time I'll ask about that, but, if you like wine, I think you'd be happy here. Tried to add more photos but I'm not able to right now. Tried 3x

Alexa T.
Alexa T.

I came here on a Saturday for Happy Hour (everyday from 4-6 pm). My friend and I sat outside and got 2 sprites ($12). They were yummy and it was such a vibe to just sit outside and people watch. They also gave us complimentary bread and olive oil!

Rob D.
Rob D.

Food was outstanding! Hard to decide but everything we had was great. We did the prixe fix lunch but added the Zeppoli appetizer. Glad we did. So happy we stumbled across this place. Highly recommended. Good location also

Kelsey C.
Kelsey C.

I truly don't know if you can have a bad meal in New York, and Felice 64 is no exception to that rule. The Burrata e Proscuitto is generous and so enjoyable. The Cozze weren't my favorite but we still ate every last mussel so clearly they were just fine. Just two entrees and a split portion of Pappardelle was enough for two people to leave full. The pasta is good, the sausage is nice, and the truffle sauce is quite subtle, as it should be. A lovely little place for a lovely little meal. What's not to like?

Chandni D.
Chandni D.

One of my favorite neighborhood spots to grab a quick bite to eat and a glass of wine! I looovveeee the cacio e pepe here, it's perfect! They also have great bruschetta. Definitely worth stopping by a location if you're nearby!

Ankita N.
Ankita N.

My new favorite Italian spot @felice.restaurants I was unsure about the food as there are so many locations of Felice but, couldn't ignore the beautiful alfresco dining area on a hot summer day. So happy I gave it a chance. The servers were very welcoming even though indoor dining was shut for a private event. Everything we tried was incredible! Our recommendations: 1. Crostone Ricotta: Whipped ricotta served over toast with honey and figs. Best app on the menu! All ingredients including the ricotta were very fresh Talking about freshness, do not miss their artisanal fresh pasta especially with the locally made burrata! 2. Fusilli al Ferretto e Burrata: So good! The sauce and burrata were to die for! 3. Spaghetti all'Arrabbiata: Classic yet the best pasta I've had. Really good 4. Drinks: Try any of the Negronis or wine, you won't be disappointed

Donna U.
Donna U.

I've been itching to come for here for a while so when we finally made it, I was very excited. It wasn't too busy yet so we had great service by everyone. We started with the rice balls which were amazing. We both got pasta dishes, mine was with salmon, both smoked and not. The smoke kind of threw me off at first but it was still good. Portion sizes were great. The bread and olive oil were delicious. My only issue is when I got home I was in the bathroom for some time. A friend of mine who had eaten there a few times in the past said the last two times she ordered seafood she got sick also.

Location

  • Felice 64
    1166 1st Ave New York, NY 10065 Hotline: (212) 593-2223

Felice 64: A Taste of Italian Elegance in the Heart of New York City

If you're looking for a classy yet cozy spot to enjoy authentic Italian cuisine and fine wines, look no further than Felice 64. Located at 1166 1st Ave in New York City, this venue offers a perfect blend of Venues & Event Spaces - Italian - Wine Bars, making it a go-to spot for a variety of occasions.

From the moment you step foot into Felice 64, you'll be greeted with a warm ambiance and attentive service. Whether you're looking to dine in, take out, or even host a catered event, this establishment has you covered. And with features such as outdoor seating, gender-neutral restrooms, and Wi-Fi, Felice 64 ensures a comfortable and inclusive experience for all.

But it's the food that truly steals the show at Felice 64. Start off your meal with tantalizing starters like the Burrata e Prosciutto or the fresh Ricotta with Italian spicy honey. For a lighter option, dive into the Tricolore salad or the Caprese Invernale for a burst of Italian flavors.

And when it comes to the main course, Felice 64 doesn't disappoint. Whether you're a vegan, a seafood lover, or a pasta enthusiast, there's something for everyone on the menu. Indulge in homemade pasta dishes like the Tagliatelle with mushrooms or savor the delicate flavors of the salmon or branzino.

Top off your dining experience with a delectable dessert like the Italian cheesecake or simply enjoy a glass of wine from the owners' winery in Italy. With a full bar and a happy hour from 4-6 pm, Felice 64 ensures that your taste buds and spirits are always delighted.

So, whether you're looking for a place to unwind after work, celebrate a special occasion, or simply treat yourself to a taste of Italy, Felice 64 is the place to be. With a mix of authentic cuisine, elegant ambiance, and top-notch service, this hidden gem in New York City is sure to become your new favorite spot.