Best Italian Restaurants in White Plains

Real videos of Italian Restaurants in White Plains — 3 places, filmed by creators on the ground.


Ranked venues

  1. $$EclecticModernStylishFusion cuisineHandmade pastasCurated wine

    About the venue

    TVB by Pax Romana in White Plains offers a unique dining experience combining Italian cuisine with elements inspired by traditional Taiwanese flavors since its opening in 2020. The eclectic menu includes dishes like braised pork belly and handmade pastas, all served in a stylish setting. Diners appreciate the fusion of flavors in the beautifully plated dishes, alongside a curated wine list. This modern eatery draws in food enthusiasts eager to explore a distinctive culinary journey in Westchester County.

    What the videos show

    The video opens with a close-up of a dish containing gnocchi covered in orange sauce and melted cheese. A fork enters the frame and lifts some of the gnocchi, revealing the stringy nature of the cheese as it stretches between the pieces.

    171 E Post Rd

  2. $$ContemporaryWelcomingFlavorfulGreek cuisineVegetarian optionsTraditional recipes

    About the venue

    Anasa Greek Kitchen, located at 287 Central Ave in White Plains, NY, specializes in authentic Greek cuisine with a contemporary twist. Known for its fresh ingredients and traditional recipes, the menu features classic dishes like moussaka and gyro, alongside a selection of vegetarian options. The restaurant’s airy atmosphere and bold flavors attract both locals and visitors alike. Diners appreciate the warm service that complements the hearty meals.

    What the videos show

    The video shows a close-up of a plate of shrimp pasta covered in red sauce, crumbled white cheese, and chopped green herbs. The shot remains static throughout the video.

    287 Central Ave

  3. $$$ElegantIntimateRefinedWood-fired pizzasHomemade pastasDiverse wine

    About the venue

    Serafina White Plains is a fine dining restaurant that has brought a taste of Italy to Westchester County since 2015. Located on Main Street, the elegant space features a menu filled with traditional Italian dishes, including wood-fired pizzas and homemade pastas. The ambiance is enhanced by dim lighting, perfect for intimate dinners or celebrations. Regular patrons appreciate the attentive service and a diverse wine list that pairs well with the gourmet meals.

    What the videos show

    The video shows a close-up of a plate where a person uses a fork and knife to cut into a ball of burrata cheese placed on top of prosciutto slices. The cheese stretches as it is cut, and there are bottles of olive oil and balsamic vinegar in the background.

    199 Main St