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Bond 45
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Hours
Mon, 11:30am-10:30pm; Tue-Sat, 11:30am-11:30pm; Sun, 11:30am-10pm
Nearby Subway Stops
1, 2, 3, 7, N, Q, R, S, W at Times Sq.-42nd St.; B, D, F, V at 47th-50th Sts.-Rockefeller Center
Prices
$19.75-$45
Payment Methods
American Express, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Special Features
- Delivery
- Good for Groups
Alcohol
- Full Bar
Reservations
Recommended
Delivery Area
40th St. to 54th St., Fifth Ave. to Eighth Ave.
Profile
Bond 45's dark-stained paneled room, with its aged tile and diffuse Deco-ish chandeliers designed by Tony Award winner John Lee Beatty strains to look as if it has been around since the days of Fiorello La Guardia. But so what—the place treats you like family while executing home-style cooking at least as solid as mom’s. Not only are the cheeses distinctive and, just as promised, “unexpectedly refreshing,” but they’re surrounded by roasted peppers, fava beans, and prosciutto. From a list of pastas priced and portioned to allow middle courses without gluttony, we favored an expert cacio e pepe, al dente spaghetti confidently topped by only grated pecorino and black pepper, and, happily, the Bolognese. Bond 45 touts a focaccia-based version of pizza called pantondo for a steep price. Better to shell out less for the large, garlic-showered scampi, or the chicken brightly seasoned with lemon and fennel. Better still, go ahead and pay more for the sizable fish of the day.
Recommended DishesMozzarella bar misto $36; veal chop parmigiana, $4
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