Al Di La
italian
Ribbons of green and gold zucchini, fresh red chili,
$ 19.50
mint, onion, shaved Pecorino, lemon, extra virgin
Farro Salad
$ 18.50
Tomatoes, cucumber, red onion, basil, lemon vinaigrette
Stracciatella
$ 18.50
Homemade fresh cheese, roasted tomatoes, focaccia
Bread and butter
$ 3.50
Steamed Mussels
$ 21
Chili, shallot, oregano, white wine, tomatoes, grilled bread rubbed with garlic at the bottom
Fave e Cicoria
$ 17.50
Dried fava bean puree with sautéed bitter greens, garlic, extra virgin olive oil
Seppia and Oxtail
$ 18.50
Cuttlefish and oxtail stewed with garlic and chili, served over creamy polenta
Trippa alla Toscana
$ 18
Tripe stewed with few tomatoes, soffritto
Ravioli di Ricotta
$ 25
Lemon, tomato, basil, parmigiano
Casunziei
$ 19
Red beet and ricotta ravioli, butter and poppy seeds
Malfatti
$ 23
Swiss chard and ricotta gnocchi, brown butter and sage
Roasted tomatoes, garlic, chili, creamy
$ 29
lemony whipped ricotta, basil, Parmigiano
Corn Tortelli
$ 24
Homemade ravioli filled with roasted corn and mascarpone, Parmigiano
Paccheri
$ 28.50
Large pasta loops, heritage pork shoulder ragu, creamy goat cheese
Tagliatelle Al Ragù
$ 26
Ragu made with beef pork and veal, parmigiano
Spaghetti Vongole
$ 27
Manila clams, hot chili peppers, garlic, Siciliano oregano (Spicy)
Spaghetti Alla Chitarra Neri
$ 29
Homemade black spaghetti, octopus confit, hot red chili,basil, lemon (Spicy)
Merluzzosourcing signal
$ 32
Wild caught hake filet baked with fingerling potatoes, tomatoes, basil, breadcrumbs
Coniglio
$ 38
Braised rabbit with tomatoes, black olives, parsley, over creamy polenta
Saltimbocca alla Romana
$ 32
Pork loin scallopini with prosciutto, sage leaves, crispy smashed potatoes
Galletto Alla Diavola
$ 34
Charcoal grilled young chicken, fennel salad, mashed yukon gold potatoes
Tagliata di Manzo
$ 36
Hanger steak, balsamic, arugula
Funghi and Polenta
$ 24
Wild mushrooms and braised kale over creamy polenta
Anchovy vinaigrette
$ 10
Parmigiano
$ 10
Honey, chili., yogurt
$ 12
Yukon Gold Potatoes
$ 10
Crushed with extra virgin olive oil
Braised Greens
$ 10
Garlic, chili, lemon (spicy)
Still or sparkling
$ 3.50
Lurisia Sparkling
$ 8
Panna Still
$ 8
Aranciata
$ 3.50
Coke/Diet Coke
$ 3.50
Iced Tea
$ 4.75
Lemonade
$ 5
Sparkling Lemonade
$ 5
St.Agrestis Phony Negroni
$ 11
Wine List
Draft Pilsner
$ 7
Draft Lager
$ 7
Prosecco di Valdobbiadene
$ 14
Fine and elegant perlage. Dry and sapid
Gavi di Gavi
$ 15
(white) Cortese organic grapes. Floral and mineral tones, fresh and sapid, hints of citrus andmeadow flowers. Refreshing with pears, apricot and honeydew melon flavor.
Falanghina
$ 16
(white) Handpicked grapes. Burst of lemon, fresh grass and white flowers and stony minerality. Stainless still only for this bright, balanced and elegant.
Sauvignon Blanc
$ 13.50
Sustainable farming in Northern California. Unfiltered. Sunshine in a bottle with a breezy citrus California vibe
Pinot Grigio Ramato
$ 17.50
(orange) Traditional ramato style of vinification where the pink skins contribute to gold and coppery color and layered texture. Notes of melon rind, white cherries, and licorice.Aged in part stainless steel and part in oak, bottled without filtration.
Ve' Rose'
$ 10
(rose') “Vé”—a local Provençal expression meaning “Look at that!”. Harvested at night to ensure that the bunches are cool upon entry to the winery, “Vé” offers bright, salt-tinged flavors of raspberry and ripe citrus fruits.
Primitivo "Orion"
$ 15
(red) When Puglia was a Greek colony, the Italian alter ego of Zinfandel was planted in the Salento Peninsula. Deep ruby red with aromas of cherries, crushed black pepper, violet and tilled earth. Dry and rigorous in the mouth. Sustainable farming.
Bourgueil
$ 14
(red)Pure Cabernet Franc from vines over 40 years of age. Ripe on the nose and tinged with earth, it enters the mouth silkily, revealing minerality as it moves across the palate and it closes with a gentle clench of supremely elegant tannins. Organic.
Menu as captured Sep 1, 2026 · source ↗
We hold 623 venues in New York, NY and could score 353 of them. Positions are counted against those 353.
v1.7.4 1.0/100 = sourcing 0.8/50 (named-farm 0 distinct, named-region 0 distinct, attribute 1 distinct [class=wild-capture x0.60], buzzword 0 distinct; +15% corroboration lift from sourcing press) + farm partners 0.0/20 (none scored) + registry 0.0/12 (none listed) + press 0.3/18 (capped at 35% of the 0.8-point evidence base).
sourcing
Wild caught
Attribute“DINNER Secondi Merluzzo Wild caught hake filet baked with fingerling potatoes, tomatoes, basil, breadcrumbs”
on the menu · source ↗
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| Sunday | Closed |
|---|---|
| Monday | 5pm – 9:30pm |
| Tuesday | 5pm – 9:30pm |
| Wednesday | 5pm – 9:30pm |
| Thursday | 5pm – 9:30pm |
| Friday | 5pm – 10pm |
| Saturday | 5pm – 10pm |
Hours checked Aug 24, 2026 · source ↗ · these hours were read from the page text rather than published schedule data, so we show the week instead of calling it open or closed · Always worth confirming with the restaurant.
Book on Resy ↗link checked Aug 24, 2026
Local authority
- 20 Leisurely Weekday Lunch Spots Perfect for Lingering | Eater NY ↗
Eater NY
Local authority“Al Di La This enduring Park Slope favorite has whipped up top-notch northern Italian fare since 1998, like a spaghetti neri alla chitarra (housemade squid ink-tinted black strands with octopus confit) and braised rabbit. The cozy corner space — replete with mismatched antiques and a nonna’s house sort of vibe — is regularly packed, and with no reservations, a weekday lunch is t”
mentions sourcing - New York’s Best Cheap Eats of 2006 -- New York Magazine - Nymag ↗
Grub Street / New York Magazine
Local authority“ast corner nr. 23rd St.; 212-889-6600 18. Al di Là For all the praise the pasta gets at this Park Slope Venetian sensation, the entrées might be even better. If pork ribs are on special, pounce. The house-made gelati are wonderful, too. But unless you don’t mind waiting, come very early or very late—or resign yourself to passing the time over a few glasses at the wine bar next”
mentions sourcing - New York’s Best Cheap Eats of 2006 -- New York Magazine - Nymag ↗
Grub Street / New York Magazine
Local authority“ast corner nr. 23rd St.; 212-889-6600 18. Al di Là For all the praise the pasta gets at this Park Slope Venetian sensation, the entrées might be even better. If pork ribs are on special, pounce. The house-made gelati are wonderful, too. But unless you don’t mind waiting, come very early or very late—or resign yourself to passing the time over a few glasses at the wine bar next”
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