The newest location of Song' E Napule Pizzeria & Trattoria hosted an epic night of pizza, Naples-style street food, and merriment to celebrate Appetito's recent launch and more!
Appetito launched this spring, giving the United States its first-ever homegrown website devoted to Italian food and drink. To celebrate, we teamed up with Song' E Napule at their new, expanded location at 132 W. Houston St. in Manhattan for a night of delicious food and excellent company.
Here are scenes from Appetito's recent launch party, which included a birthday celebration for Appetito co-founder Andrew Cotto, and appearances by a who's who of Italian and Italian-American food and media pros.
(From Left:) Jewelry designer Oriana Lamarca and baker and Appetito contributor Bilena Settepani.(From left:) Tony Mangia, Song E Napule owner Ciro Iovine, and Gennaro Pecchia.Some of the Neapolitan food offerings at Song' E Napule.(From left:) Tastemaker Yolanda Shoshana with Managing Editor of Real Simple Magazine Tara Cox, and writer Kimberly Fisher.Andrew Cotto addresses the crowd with co-founder Richard Martin at right.Co-founders Andrew Cotto and Richard Martin posing with David Ernst of Il Gruppo Italiano.Chef Shani Patterson and a friend.Giulia Perovich (second from left) of Arnald NYC PR with her husband; Angela Di Nardo of the Italian Trade Agency (back right) and Italian journalist Valeria Robecco.
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