Alfredo 100
Description
Alfredo di Lelio opened Alfredo di Roma Restaurant in 1914 and began a tradition of culinary excellence, including the invention of the original Fettuccine Alfredo. Alfredo 100 continues that great tradition in Midtown Manhattan, within walking distance to the Theatre District. This New York City flagship has "retro-meets-modern" decor, featuring Roman-themed murals by the late Al Hirschfeld. Enjoy cocktails at the bar or have dinner at the bar lounge, which opens out to an outdoor patio.
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