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A Nutella Bar Is Coming to Eataly in New York City

by Hillary Dixler Canavan
The Nutella bar at Eataly Chicago.
The Nutella bar at Eataly Chicago.
Photo: Marc Much / Eater Chicago
Hillary Dixler Canavan is Eater's restaurant editor and the author of the publication's debut book, Eater: 100 Essential Restaurant Recipes From the Authority on Where to Eat and Why It Matters (Abrams, September 2023). Her work focuses on dining trends and the people changing the industry — and scouting the next hot restaurant you need to try on Eater's annual Best New Restaurant list.

Congratulations, New York City, you're getting your very own Eataly Nutella bar. Eater NY reports that on Monday, the Italian grocery store/funplex will throw open the doors to its Nutella-focused dining option.

The NYC Nutella hub will be similar to the one that opened at Eataly Chicago, with a menu featuring Nutella-topped items like crepes, muffins, brioche, and more. If Chicago's Nutella bar is any indication, the New York City location could be facing massive waits.

The Nutella bar will replace Eataly's wine shop, which is temporarily closed after Eataly encountered a bit of trouble with its liquor license. Eataly reps confirm that this is "not a pop-up store" and that there are "more surprises to come in October."

· Eataly is Replacing its Wine Store With a Nutella Bar [Eater NY]
· All Eataly Coverage on Eater [-E-]

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