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Uva Winebar

An Italian winebar that has excellent Italian food including house made pastas. The special wines are worth a try and the wait for the table. Also well worth going to for special Meatball Mondays and delicious, fresh pasta dishes on other days with all sorts of meats, noodles, sauces, and rich desserts.

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Address: 1486 2nd Avenue
Getting there: between East 77th Street and East 78th Street; Subway: to 77th Street or to 72nd Street; Bus: M15 and M15 Select Bus Service to 1st Avenue & East 79th Street (northbound) or 2nd Avenue & East 79th Street (southbound or M79 Select Bus Service to East 79th Street & 2nd Avenue
Hours: Open now · closes midnight tomorrow
Weekly hours
Mon midnight–1 am, 4 pm–midnight (next day)
Tue 4 pm–2 am (next day)
Wed 4 pm–2 am (next day)
Thu 4 pm–2 am (next day)
Fri 4 pm–midnight (next day)
Sat 11 am–midnight (next day)
Sun 11 am–midnight (next day)
Read from the travel guide, which lists: Mon 4PM-1AM, Tue-Fri 4PM-2AM, Sat 11AM-2AM; Sun 11AM-1AM
Price: Fairly cheap prices and decadent food. You can expect brunch and dinner items such as chicken, eggs, pancakes, and salad to be only $7 to $15, while entrees can get up to $27 with intricate pasta dishes. Dessert is also a comfortable $9 with $4 or $5 coffee
Website: uvanyc.com (opens in a new tab)

Mon	midnight–1 am, 4 pm–midnight (next day)
Tue	4 pm–2 am (next day)
Wed	4 pm–2 am (next day)
Thu	4 pm–2 am (next day)
Fri	4 pm–midnight (next day)
Sat	11 am–midnight (next day)
Sun	11 am–midnight (next day)

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