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15 West 21st Street, New York, NY 10010
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Zero Otto Nove's Flatiron location is a Southern Italian trattoria best known for wood-fired Neapolitan-style pizza, named for the 089 area code of Salerno, Italy. It's the Manhattan sibling of the well-established Arthur Avenue original in the Bronx, and it draws a steady dinner crowd of neighborhood regulars and pre/post-theater diners.
Reported guidance points to weekend dinner as the crunch window, with waits without a reservation described as running roughly 30-60 minutes during peak Friday/Saturday hours, while weekday lunch tends to see little to no wait. Reservations (via OpenTable) are recommended for weekend evenings since there's no indication of a formal walk-in waitlist system; arriving right at open or opting for weekday lunch are the best bets to skip a wait.
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Reported guidance suggests weekend dinner service can run roughly 30-60 minutes without a reservation, while weekday lunch typically has little to no wait with quick seating. (No live damnlines camera here yet — this is reported guidance, not a live count.)
Yes, the Flatiron trattoria takes reservations (bookable via OpenTable), and they're recommended for weekend dinner since there's no mention of a formal walk-in waitlist system and the room fills up on Friday and Saturday nights.
Reported hours are Monday-Thursday 12-3pm and 5-9:30pm, Friday 12-3pm and 5-10:30pm, Saturday 5-10:30pm, and Sunday 4-9pm. Always confirm on the restaurant's own site before visiting, since hours can change.
It's a Southern Italian trattoria known for wood-fired Neapolitan-style pizza and pastas; the name references the 089 area code of Salerno, Italy. There's a sister location on Arthur Avenue in the Bronx that's also a well-reviewed Yelp destination.
Based on reported patterns, weekday lunch (12-3pm) is the safest bet for a quick seating, while early weeknight dinner ahead of the 5pm rush is a reasonable fallback if you can't get a weekend reservation.
Sources: Yelp — Zero Otto Nove · Zero Otto Nove official site — NYC location