Chef Michael White has done it again, creating an absolutely stellar restaurant. We came to this location 15 years ago when it was Alto and we're happy to return to see his new stuff! The diver...
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Santi in New York City, helmed by renowned Chef Michael White, brings fine Italian dining to Midtown East on Madison Ave. Drawing inspiration from his culinary experiences in Italy and France, Chef White presents a pan-Italian menu at Santi, emphasizing simple yet sophisticated dishes.
Culinary titan Chef Michael White boasts an impressive resume with six Michelin stars, multiple James Beard nominations, and a James Beard Best New Restaurant in America Award. Co-owner Bruce Bronster, with expertise in the restaurant industry, collaborates closely with Chef White to ensure Santi's excellence in infrastructure, management, and design.
The restaurant's name, Santi, pays homage to Chef White's mentor, Gianluigi Morini, who equated the hands of chefs to the hands of saints. This philosophy of culinary reverence is reflected in Santi's menu offerings, which include lunch, dinner, dessert, and cocktails, promising a memorable dining experience in the heart of Midtown East.
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Where do I start? Santi is a beautiful restaurant located in midtown east. It's upscale, and definitely a place you take to impress. Neil was our primary server BUT everyone who supported him,...
Third visit and consistent amazing service. Was good to see our friend Brian with the same energy and was good for Paola to drop by and say hello. Narcissa ensured we always got fresh plates and...
The food was outstanding. The ambience is just beautiful. Staff was wonderful. I loved every single dish we tried. We made it a point to try many different things and I left full, satisfied, and...
Santi, owned by Chef Michael White, did an amazing job setting up for our friend's birthday and accommodated my friend who eats only gluten-free. Everything from the beginning of the meal to the...






