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Cheers to all the Dads. This Father’s Day, we’re firing up the grill with big steaks, tuna chops, and other specials alo...
06/18/2026

Cheers to all the Dads. This Father’s Day, we’re firing up the grill with big steaks, tuna chops, and other specials alongside our regular à la carte menu. Celebrate Dad with us!

The il Buco family celebrates Sarah Looper on becoming an official Italian Wine Ambassador Vinitaly International Academ...
06/13/2026

The il Buco family celebrates Sarah Looper on becoming an official Italian Wine Ambassador Vinitaly International Academy.

Sarah has been an integral part of our somm team for over five years, bringing remarkable depth and passion to our cellar and to every guest she serves. Find her on the floor Mondays and Tuesdays — let her open something extraordinary for you.

Last month, we had the pleasure of hosting Mariacristina and Isabella Oddero in the cellar for an intimate five-course w...
06/12/2026

Last month, we had the pleasure of hosting Mariacristina and Isabella Oddero in the cellar for an intimate five-course wine dinner. Chef Alex served diver scallop, hand-rolled ravioli, and rack of lamb alongside library vintages back to 1970, a newly bottled Capalot, and Cappellano Chinato.

Grazie mille Mariacristina and Isabella. Alla prossima.

Thirty years ago, when il Buco morphed from antique store to restaurant, Alberto and Donna began their search for the be...
06/10/2026

Thirty years ago, when il Buco morphed from antique store to restaurant, Alberto and Donna began their search for the best olive oil. This led us back to Alberto’s roots in Umbria, where the Pandolfi-Elmi family had been tending the same groves since the 1600s.

Hand-harvested in October, when the olives are still green creating an oil with a low acidity, high in polyphenols (antioxidants). No pesticides. No shortcuts. In 2000 we helped the Pandolfis build a mill on their estate, so the fruit could go directly from tree to press. 

Eventually our search for the finest ingredients led us to Sicily and the salt pans of Trapani where we met Alberto Galluffo, an expert in single-varietal oils.

Each oil displays the distinct character indigenous to its region.  These are the oils you’ve been tasting at il Buco for years. New to our pantry are flavored finishing oils, made the traditional Sicilian way by pressing fresh citrus, fennel, or peperoncino alongside the olives, allowing the flavors to become part of the oil itself.

Whether you’re new to our olive oils or a longtime fan, stop in at any of our restaurants for an olive oil tasting - find your varietal, learn its story, and take a bottle home. Available at the restaurants and online. 

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A new favorite on the menu. Green chickpeas with pecorino and mint.
05/20/2026

A new favorite on the menu. Green chickpeas with pecorino and mint.

Tuna crudo with pickled plums, dried olive and urfa biber. One of the many new dishes on our Spring menu.
05/11/2026

Tuna crudo with pickled plums, dried olive and urfa biber. One of the many new dishes on our Spring menu.

Happy Mother’s Day from our family to yours.
05/10/2026

Happy Mother’s Day from our family to yours.

A beautiful way to spend Mother’s Day. Join us for a three-course brunch this Sunday, a special menu made for the occasi...
05/05/2026

A beautiful way to spend Mother’s Day. Join us for a three-course brunch this Sunday, a special menu made for the occasion: oysters, handmade pasta, and a bone-in pork chop. Reservations via link in bio.

This Earth Day, we’re spotlighting our friends at GreenWave and their work supporting kelp and shellfish farms across th...
04/22/2026

This Earth Day, we’re spotlighting our friends at GreenWave and their work supporting kelp and shellfish farms across the country. Bren Smith founded the GreenWave non-profit in 2013 with the mission to scale regenerative seaweeds and build a market for these vital environmental crops.

Last week, Donna and Danny visited Sue Wicks at her farm, Violet Cove Oysters, in Mastic Beach, NY. GreenWave subsidizes the production of her indigenous sugar kelp, which plays a critical role in restoring coastal ecosystems. As it grows, it absorbs excess nitrogen from the water, helping to reduce pollution, improve water quality, and rebalance marine environments. It also acts as a powerful carbon sink and supports biodiversity by creating habitat for marine life.

To help raise awareness this week, we’re featuring Sue’s sugar kelp across our menus.

Featured:
Tuna crudo, sugar kelp, strawberry, yuzu koshu
Cockles, sugar kelp, preserved lemon

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47 Bond Street, New York
New York, MA
10012

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+15082595714

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