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Italian · West Village

How to get a table at L'Artusi?

L'Artusi opens dinner reservations 14 days ahead at 9:00 AM ET. The short window means demand is concentrated, and prime West Village dinner slots go fast.

Reservations release

14 days ahead at 9:00 AM ET

Recommended times

  • 5:00–5:30 PM

    Early dinner tables are the most available.

  • 9:30 PM and later

    Late tables run until 11 PM (11:45 PM Fri–Sat).

  • Sunday–Wednesday

    Early-week dates are less contested.

When to be ready to book

  • Count back 14 days from your target date; that's drop morning.
  • Be ready before 9:00 AM ET.
  • Confirm by 3 PM on the day of, or the reservation may be cancelled.
  • Parties of 6–8 often need to call the restaurant; online inventory is limited.
  • Include children and infants in your party size.

Why use TableSnag

  • We submit your request the instant reservations drop, so you don't need to be awake, free, or refreshing.
  • Give us up to three preferred times plus flexibility, and we try them in order.
  • It books on your own Resy account, so the reservation is yours like any other.
  • Pay $4.99 only after a successful booking, or $15/month for Unlimited. Failed attempts are free.

Reservations are subject to availability. TableSnag isn't affiliated with Resy or L'Artusi.

Let us watch the drop for you.

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