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San Sabino

Italian-influenced seafood small plates from the Don Angie team

★★★★ 4.3  (2,934) $$$
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About San Sabino

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San Sabino is an Italian spot in West Village, and italian-influenced seafood small plates from the Don Angie team. Regulars point to the stuffed mussels with nduja and the crab and mortadella dip. Expect an upper-mid-range bill. It was picked from The Infatuation's West Village guide, so it is open and worth the trip.

Must-try dishes

Stuffed mussels with ndujaCrab and mortadella dipSeafood pasta
Address
113 Greenwich Ave, New York, NY 10014
Hours
Hours vary — check Google Maps for today’s hours
Parking
Street parking; the subway is usually easier
Reservations
Reservations recommended
Directions
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Perfect for

Date NightSpecial OccasionDinner with FriendsBusiness Dining

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Frequently asked questions

What is San Sabino known for?

San Sabino is italian-influenced seafood small plates from the Don Angie team. Regulars order stuffed mussels with nduja and crab and mortadella dip.

How expensive is San Sabino?

San Sabino is priced at $$$ — approx. $40–$75 per person.

How do I make a reservation at San Sabino?

San Sabino does not list an online reservation system. Reservations recommended

Where is San Sabino?

San Sabino is at 113 Greenwich Ave, New York, NY 10014, in West Village. Street parking; the subway is usually easier