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Frank Longo
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But, when Gemma is good, it’s fantastic. Even it its infancy, the restaurant radiates an energy and a joy that’s beyond infectious. Give it time, and this one will blossom.
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 AT A GLANCE
Gemma
335 Bowery, New York, NY
212-505-9100
Italian
East Village
Venue:
Restaurant
Hours:
Price Range:
$$$ (Within Reach)
Payment:
Master Card, Visa, American Express, Diners Club
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THE BUZZ
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IN THE AREA
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6 Reader Reviews | Lousy service and the food is no better either!
1. Joe Clark's Review :: February 21, 2010 Joe Clark's Rating: 1 Stars |
Gemma is a nice, under-the-radar restaurant. That said, Gemma's atmosphere is refreshingly unpretentious, and the ingredient-driven cuisine is far from fussy. We (there was four of us) dined there last weekend, and it proved a great choice.
2. Nick Geordan's Review :: February 02, 2009 Nick Geordan's Rating: 3 Stars |
Traffic, traffic - traffic everywhere. Now I remember what I hated about living in the East Village. Nonetheless, Gemma is still a good choice; they somehow manage to deliver sophisticated haute cuisine without the off-putting haughty service.
3. Anonymous's Review :: August 21, 2007 |
Traffic, traffic - traffic everywhere. Now I remember what I hated about living in the East Village. Nonetheless, Gemma is still a good choice; they somehow manage to deliver sophisticated haute cuisine without the off-putting haughty service.
4. Randy Cohen's Review :: August 21, 2007 Randy Cohen's Rating: 3 Stars |
It's a small place and heading over here on a Friday night (which was also First Friday) left us with little room to enjoy... too many people in too cramped a space. It seems like it would be a pretty sweet hangout if not too crowded, otherwise the sardine-can chic really describes the atmosphere. The area seems to be gentrifying and with the light rail on the way more places like this will start popping up in the area. Good thing for those who couldn't make it into the Waverly
5. Anonymous's Review :: July 20, 2007 |
It's a small place and heading over here on a Friday night (which was also First Friday) left us with little room to enjoy... too many people in too cramped a space. It seems like it would be a pretty sweet hangout if not too crowded, otherwise the sardine-can chic really describes the atmosphere. The area seems to be gentrifying and with the light rail on the way more places like this will start popping up in the area. Good thing for those who couldn't make it into the Waverly
6. Randy L's Review :: July 20, 2007 Randy L's Rating: 3 Stars |
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