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Not worth the time or money -- our server was very nice - but it's not a nice restaurant, no ambiance, very noisy - and the food does not live up to the description on the menu.we expected there to be more pride and something special there...

My husband and I had a very nice dinner there. The service is great, and the food is just wonderful. You can sit outside on 9th av and have a nice glass of wine. I really recommend it.

I paid over $30 for a delivery of gnocchi and socca. the gnocchi was cold; BARELY covered the bottom of the plastic bowl it was delivered in - - yes, that's how sparse an amount was delivered to me. Socca was edible at best, not very tasty. and the garlic bread tasted like something i would feed to a baby - soft and tasteless. Never ordering from this place again.

I wasn't so eager to go to yet another Italian restuarant but it was near our theatre. The Ceasar sald, which we divided, came lightly and perfectly dressed, with full leaves and not shredded pieces; nice presentation. The salmon was cooked as requested and the eggplant puree with a farro and fresh vegetable topping was fresh and an inspired combination, accompanied by grilled asparagus and a small vinagrette salad portion. Service was attentive but not intrusive,and the bread came with riccota "dressing" on the side. Great attention to detail and inventive side dishes. Will definitely be back.

We have eaten at Nizza 4 or 5 times, most recently an early New Year's eve dinner. We had a performance to make @ 7 PM. We arrived a little early and were seated right away. Both the food and service were excellent. Their Socca is crisp and tasty. We asked to share a salad and it was divided for us when served. The pizza was also delicious as was the French press coffee and dessert. The tables are close and it can get a bit noisy, but it is an excellent value close to many theatres. We have dined at several restaurants in the area and Nizza remains one of our favorites.

We were leaving the Imperial Theater after seeing Billy Elliott and heading toward the Port of Authority and decided to get something to eat on 9th Avenue. We saw Nizza and liked the menu. The food was decent, but definitely not over the top. We were told we would have to wait about 20 minutes for a table and decided to sit at the bar. The bartender was rude and unattentive. Why do mean spirited people work in service related professions? Stay home and be rude to your cat. The price was fair for what we ate, but with so many other choices on 9th I would be hard pressed to go back. Sorry Nizza!!

Socca and pizza for lunch - great. Returned post-theatre for more socca, fried ravioli and desserts. Also great. Next evening post-show wine bar visit - lousy service. I'd go back for the socca and to try pasta we saw at other tables.