High-End Italian UWS Eatery Opens Overlooking Hudson River

UPPER WEST SIDE, NY — A high-end Italian restaurant overlooking the Hudson River recently opened on the Upper West Side.

Bellini at Harry's Table opened within the luxury building at Two Waterline Square (235 Freedom Place South, West 60th Street).

Along with its indoor tables, the restaurant has a terrace seating 32 people that overlooks the Hudson River.

"Bellini at Harry’s Table is a sophisticated yet relaxed dining option as guests enter through Cipriani’s premier Artisanal Italian Market: Harry’s Table," reads the restaurant's website. "The contemporary Italian restaurant, inspired by the hospitality brothers’ extensive travels throughout Italy, features a range of recipes from different regions."

The Italian Market at the same location will open at the beginning of June.

The menu for the restaurant includes burrata, steak tartare, smoked salmon, lobster, sauteed clams, pasta, grilled lambchop with carrot puree, grilled rib eye, Chilean sea bass, branzino, baked truffle polenta, and more.

The restaurant is run by Maggio and Ignazio Cipriani, the fourth generation of the famed luxury hotels family that also created the Bellini restaurants, reported the New York Times.

Bellini has three other United States locations, one in Lower Manhattan, Miami, and Providence, Rhode Island.

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You can check out more photos of the new Upper West Side eatery on Bellini's website.