4.7
- 4.7Food
- 4.6Service
- 4.6Ambience
- 4.3Value
Noise • Moderate
20262025
From the OpenTable editors: The sophomore restaurant from Don Angie's Angie Rito and Scott Tacinelli points its focus at the sea, taking a spirited spin on traditional coastal Italian-American favorites. We’re talking crab-and-mortadella dip spiked with dill, pasta alle vongole given a shot of heat with aji amarillo, and shrimp parm with a sweet and sour arrabbiata. Although the menu leans playful, the sexy dining room and serious cocktails that don’t take themselves too seriously (think: a martini made with “garlic bread” vodka) make this a decidedly grown-up second effort.
Executive chef: Angie Rito & Scott Tacinelli
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Don Angie’s chefs opened a seafood restaurant in the West Village and NYC has not been the same since. 🍋🐚 @sansabinonyc is bright, fun, and doing the most — and the second I walked in I felt like I was on a summer vacation I didn’t plan. Limoncello-washed walls, surf rock, cocktails on draft, and a menu that goes dangerously hard. We’re talking crab and mortadella dip, spicy tuna, stuffed farfalle with chili crab, lobster pasta, and a steak that had no business being that good at a seafood restaurant. Every single dish was a moment. One of NYC’s hottest tables right now — save this and get in however you can. 📍113 Greenwich Ave #sansabino #donangie #seafoodrestaurant #nycrestaurants #italianfoodnyc
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Lunch service is a great bet, multiple guests note lunch can be quieter and easier to snag a seat, and the restaurant is open for lunch daily from 11:30 am–2:30 pm.
Yes, San Sabino is well suited to a date night, with soft, intimate lighting and tasteful decor that guests praise for anniversaries and special evenings.
San Sabino feels Casual Elegant with a warm, buzzy energy and an art‑deco–tinged interior; the bar area is lively while the dining room and outdoor tables read as cozy and welcoming.
Business casual, aim for neat, put‑together attire (think collared shirts, blouses, smart jeans or slacks); nothing overly formal is required.
Yes, San Sabino is welcoming to families: staff have been described as understanding with a baby, attentive to young children, and even prepared a special ziti for a little one.
Yes, San Sabino has outdoor seating; multiple guests mention snagging tables outside on beautiful evenings and enjoying an al fresco meal.
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