Becco

Becco is a lively Theatre District mainstay with multiple dining rooms and bars; guests commonly find it convivial and casual-yet-classy, though the dining room can be crowded and noticeably noisy with tables set close together.

Casual Dress, comfortable, informal attire is appropriate; nothing formal is expected.

Becco spreads across multiple dining rooms and levels with bar seating and window tables available, plus downstairs bar areas, and the restaurant accepts private parties.

Yes, families dine here regularly: reviewers call Becco a "family favorite" and note children enjoying pastas and gnocchi, though there isn’t a separate kids menu so child portions typically come from the standard offerings.

Becco is ideal for theatre nights, aim for an early dinner before your Broadway show, or enjoy a relaxed lunch on matinee days when the bar can be quiet and easy to grab a seat.

For lunch, Wednesday and Saturday are the days Becco serves lunch (11:30 am–2:30 pm); many guests also praise it as an excellent pre‑theater dinner spot.

Yes, many guests recommend Becco for special evenings: Valentine's Day visits and cozy pre‑theater dinners are praised, and the restaurant's robust $40 Italian wine list complements a date-night meal.

Yes, Becco allows private parties, so private gatherings can be accommodated in their Theatre District dining rooms.