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Don Angie is a West Village Italian restaurant known for reinvented red-sauce classics (like its signature pinwheel lasagna) that has drawn sustained demand since opening, making reservations genuinely competitive.
Reservations reportedly release online seven days ahead at 9am and go fast, while the bar is held back for walk-ins — reviewers note bar seats can still take about an hour to land on a busy night, and weekend prime-time waits have been described as running up to a couple of hours.
Patterns as reported by press and regulars — not measured by damnlines.
Damnlines doesn't have a live camera at Don Angie yet, so we can't give you a real-time count. Based on reported guidance, walk-in bar seats can take roughly an hour to open up on a given night, and prime weekend dinner times have been described as having a wait of up to a couple of hours.
Yes. Per Resy's reporting, tables are released online seven days in advance at 9am and tend to book up quickly. The bar area is kept for walk-ins if you don't have a reservation.
Reviewers say the bar is reserved for walk-ins and seats there are attainable, especially if you arrive close to opening (the bar reportedly opens at 5pm with service starting at 5:30pm).
Reported guidance suggests arriving right around opening improves your odds of a bar seat; weekend prime dinner hours are described as the most crowded and hardest to walk into.
Sources: Yelp — Don Angie · Resy Blog — How to Get Into Don Angie