Tiro A Segno of Ny

Man this place is cool. It is a time capsule that you can only find in a City like New York. It has been at this location since 1924 & has served the Italian American community since its founding on August 14, 1888. No jeans allowed so everyone looks like they might be at a country club or maybe an Italian Embassy, if you're judging from the outside appearance of the building alone. But it is actually home to a South Village black tie rifle club. Visitors enjoy a fine wine or cuisine & engage in target practice. There is a large game room on the top floor with exposed brick, a billiard table & large couches for socializing near a full bar. The dining areas have wood panels & the staff is dressed in jackets.. It's a real slice of old school Italian Manhattan history so I feel lucky to have had the opportunity to visit.

Must have proper attire - no jeans even if it's fashionable - no casual clothes - guess my tennis outfit didn't fit their criteria - managers are snooty - staff super kind and pleasant. Once they know whose guest you are - then they change their tune. Managers need attitude adjustment - they never smile or show any proper etiquette - it goes along way if you'll be a manger.
They were trying to make up for it after they found out who our host was.

Food is beautifully presented but the balance of tastes are not amazing. average overall and the Cesar salad served in cheese shell is old school. I didn't enjoy the salad at all as it was bitter.
Was not happy w my meal overall but the servers were outstanding and tried making up - by their dashing sense of humor. Happy I'm usually a guest to my friends.

The absolute best private Italian heritage club in America . The oldest also. Two magnificent townhouses next to each other.

A private club with old world charm and impeccable service. Wonderful food served by friendly funny staff. Loved the experience!

Like all upper middle class white women I've always wondered if Angelina Jolie movies were realistic. Can you shoot a gun in 4 inch Valentino heels and a super cute but respectable mini slip dress. The answer is yes. I've never felt more powerful. I get guns and even Texas a bit more now. Do I need reproductive rights if I can end others, probably but I'm less sure now. I now want, no NEED, a Range Rover a huge house in Conyers farm with a shooting range and a bunch of little waspy kids named Asher, Miles, or Barrtett. Not that I needed Tiro to help me uncover this about myself but shooting a gun in an nyc basement dressed like a fucking rockstar did help.

Oo ok the food. I sorta expected more from this place. The pasta was ok, the chicken was bleh and the drinks were mediocre. I guess you come for the power trip of shooting and load up on carbs to calm yourself down.

What a wonderful experience. Food was delicious, service top notch! I am so happy that I was able to go with a member.

Great atmosphere, food and overall experience.
Riffle range in the basement, pool table lounge upstairs.
This place is a hidden Gem in NYC.

What a grand experience! I was lucky enough to be brought here and most likely will be back. The food was delectable literally. The staff is attentive and cordial. The appetizers are tasty and fresh. I had caprese, sardines, eggplant, some potatoes, mushrooms, asparagus, burrata, and calamari salad. The breadsticks are from scratch- so are the desserts!!! My favorite are the almond cookies. We had the truffle ravioli it is to die for- creamy and perfectly cooked. Then opted for lamb chops and veal. Just as delicious. It was tender and juicy with some fat. I am a lamb fat lover. Overall dinner had to be 11/10. The Prosecco was from Italy- I LOVED IT. Don't forget to try the tiramisu and lemon pana cotta. Also went down to see the rifle club range downstairs after! Real underground and classy ambience. Don't say no if you are invited to this gem!

If you ever have the honor of an invitation here - ACCEPT IT AT ALL COSTS! This private club in the West Village is so unique and Old New York. I've had the privilege of coming here a few times and each experience was classy and wonderful. I've been here for a few private events and once as a lunch guest of a member.

As others have stated, there's a shooting range in the basement. OMG is that so fun and unique! I highly recommend shooting if you're offered. The staff here is very clear and patient.

DRESS CODE
Dress code is formal where men MUST wear a tie to shoot. It is definitely a place you'd wear pantyhose. You will not be overdressed - trust me. Modesty and class is key here.

The food is so delicious but it's the classy service and lovely atmosphere that I was so smitten by.

I was fortunate enough to be able to dine at Tiro a Segno on Saturday night- what an exceptional experience! Came in and was greeted by David who was kind, courteous and friendly and escorted my party into the parlor area for some pre dinner cocktails. Afterward we made our way into the dining room for dinner and we're presented with the menu along with specials and recommendations for our courses. Our meal started with hot and cold antipasti wheeled in by a cart. Prosciutto di Parma, marinated eggplant, marinated mushrooms, shrimp, clams- you name it is was on our table! A selection of 3 different pastas of our choosing followed and our party could not stop raving about how delicious each was (try the pacchieri it was so good!!) We felt like we literally couldn't eat a bite more and we're then invited to the shorting range downstairs to take a break from our dinner- how many places in NYC have this offering?! None! So much fun downstairs and afterward we headed back to enjoy our main entree. Try the filet mignon and snapper- excellent! Topped off our meal with cheeses, cookies and another cart that came with freshly made desserts. Before we concluded our meal we were able to take a tour of the townhouse. All in all, a memorable meal all around. I hope to be back!