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Roscioli NYC

Roman Italian

4.4
Updated September 2026
Private Room

Roscioli NYC transforms your group dinner into an authentic Roman feast, whether you're tucked into their intimate wine cellar with bottles lining ancient-style walls or gathered around communal tables in their larger tasting room where the scent of aged cheeses and cured meats fills the air. The family-style servings of handmade pasta and carefully curated wine pairings create the kind of convivial atmosphere where conversations flow as freely as the Barolo, making every celebration feel like you've been welcomed into a Roman family's private dining room in the heart of NoHo.

Group Dining Details

Wine Cellar 14-20 guests; Tasting Menu Dining Room 20-34 guests; Alimentari 18-25 guests; all include wine pairings

From guest reviews: Groups book the downstairs tasting rooms or a private event space for corporate dinners, celebrations and wine-paired tasting menus. Read what groups say

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What groups say

Groups book the downstairs tasting rooms or a private event space for corporate dinners, celebrations and wine-paired tasting menus.

What works
  • Attentive service that keeps pace with a full table
  • Tasting menu and wine pairings impress even skeptics
  • Dietary restrictions and substitutions accommodated
  • Cozy, well-decorated downstairs rooms for events
Watch out for
  • Parties of 10 or more must go through events; limited time slots
  • Main dining room is loud with very tightly spaced tables
  • Reports of slow pacing and cold dishes on tasting menus
  • The building has multiple levels, with a middle-level room used for corporate events and a basement tasting menu dining area.
  • Private events are served as a tasting menu with wine pairings; one tasting used a communal table.
  • Parties of about 10 or more are routed through the events department rather than standard reservations.
  • Reviewers cite roughly $100 per person for the set menu and up to $250 with wine pairings; a la carte pastas around $30.

Drawn from 48 Google reviews of Roscioli NYC that mention a group, a private room or a celebration, read September 2026. The reviews below describe a group visit, private rooms and larger events first, with the critical ones kept in.

  • corporate event
    This place has levels to it! (Literally) As described, there are several l different experiences here. I was a part of a cooperate event in the middle level. The room was cozy, as you’d expect as well as beautifully decorated and the ambiance was real. I’ll definitely be adding it to my list of places I’d like to return.
  • private event dinner
    I was here for a private event with a tasting menu. I usually don’t get the hype behind tasting menus with their small portions and nor am I fan of seafood. Roscioli changed my mind on both - I was blown away by the food and the wine, and the service was phenomenal too. I would definitely come back here on my own, and would recommend this place to anyone looking to host a private dinner.
  • family birthday dinner, party of 10
    My wife and I have visited this restaurant often from Westchester an easy hour drive for us and our experiences have been good. Because of that, we were excited to share the restaurant with our family. Since this was going to be a party of 10, I reached out about a month in advance to request a 6:00 PM reservation. At that time, I was advised to contact you again 10 days prior to the desired date. We followed those instructions, only to be told that you would not be able to accommodate the request and that our options were an 8:45 PM seating, changing the date, or going through the events department. What we don’t quite understand is why we weren’t informed a month ago that a party of this size might require coordination through the events department. That would have allowed us to plan accordingly and avoid this situation. We also believe that accommodating the reservation may have been possible, especially with the downstairs open for regular seating. We were hoping to create a positive experience for our family, which is why this has been very disappointing.
  • large group dinner
    The ambience is gorgeous and the lighting feels soft and full. Both the large group dinner and my single meal at the bar were executed with the smoothest service. An effortless alertness of just the right moment to be present, to pour another glass, or to answer any sudden inquiry. Each dish and glass felt carefully selected. At every turn, the level of attention to detail and the willingness to be in the moment was spectacular. It was as if every person on staff was there just for us, even as the roar of the dining room could prove otherwise. We can not wait to come back. After searching so long for elevated service with genuine presence and thoughtfulness, we have finally found somewhere that both feels like home and transportive to another time and place. With so much gratitude and appreciation, we look forward to the next time.
  • wine pairing tasting
    I recently went to a tasting at Roscioli that included specialty wine pairings from a small producer and after having been to Roscioli in Rome, I was concerned that this experience wouldn't live up. But thankfully I was wrong--the food, the wine, the service were all delightful, with staff not missing a beat to keep the food coming and the wine flowing. Granted, this was a different experience than eating upstairs, so I can't speak to that--though would be happy to give it a go, if I could ever get a reservation--but I imagine the experience is equally as polished and enjoyable. If I had any gripe, it would be the one I have with most high profile West Village restaurants: They can draw a pretentious crowd. Luckily the group for our tasting menu was largely people you'd be all too happy enjoying some mezze maniche and barbara d'alba with, though when we walked through the upstairs restaurant it did some significantly more trust fund-y and transplant-y.

Good to know

Typical spend
$100+ per person
Serves
Lunch and dinner
Reservations
Takes reservations
Groups
Good for groups
Hours
MondayClosed
Tuesday5:00 to 10:45 PM
Wednesday5:00 to 10:45 PM
Thursday5:00 to 10:45 PM
Friday5:00 to 10:45 PM
Saturday11:30 AM to 2:00 PM, 5:00 to 10:45 PM
Sunday11:30 AM to 2:00 PM, 5:00 to 10:45 PM

Hours, spend and amenities from Google. Private event hours and minimums are set by the restaurant.

Frequently asked questions

Does Roscioli NYC have a private dining room?
Yes. Roscioli NYC offers a private dining room for groups in NoHo / SoHo. Wine Cellar 14-20 guests; Tasting Menu Dining Room 20-34 guests; Alimentari 18-25 guests; all include wine pairings.
How much does it cost to book a private event at Roscioli NYC?
Guests at Roscioli NYC typically spend $100+ per person on a regular visit, according to Google, before drinks and tip. A private room or group booking is usually priced on a food and beverage minimum that scales from that per-head figure rather than a flat room fee. Minimums run higher on Friday and Saturday nights and through December. Contact Roscioli NYC for the current minimum and deposit terms.
When is Roscioli NYC open?
Roscioli NYC is open closed Monday, Tuesday to Friday 5:00 to 10:45 PM, and Saturday and Sunday 11:30 AM to 2:00 PM, 5:00 to 10:45 PM, serving lunch and dinner. The restaurant takes reservations for regular tables. Private rooms can often be booked outside these hours, including daytime events, so ask when you inquire.
What kind of restaurant is Roscioli NYC?
Roscioli NYC is a $$$$ Roman Italian restaurant in NoHo / SoHo, New York City, rated 4.4 stars across 783 Google reviews.
What do guests say about group dining at Roscioli NYC?
Groups book the downstairs tasting rooms or a private event space for corporate dinners, celebrations and wine-paired tasting menus. The building has multiple levels, with a middle-level room used for corporate events and a basement tasting menu dining area. Private events are served as a tasting menu with wine pairings; one tasting used a communal table. Parties of about 10 or more are routed through the events department rather than standard reservations. Reviewers cite roughly $100 per person for the set menu and up to $250 with wine pairings; a la carte pastas around $30. Reviewers praise: attentive service that keeps pace with a full table; tasting menu and wine pairings impress even skeptics; dietary restrictions and substitutions accommodated; cozy, well-decorated downstairs rooms for events. Watch for: parties of 10 or more must go through events; limited time slots; main dining room is loud with very tightly spaced tables; reports of slow pacing and cold dishes on tasting menus. Based on 48 Google reviews of Roscioli NYC that mention a group, a private room or a celebration.

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