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This family owned eatery specializes in Tuscan cuisine and their wine list is amazing. I always get the excellent antipasti, toasted bread soaked in superb olive oil, and a fish dish. The pleasant,... More
This family owned eatery specializes in Tuscan cuisine and their wine list is amazing. I always get the excellent antipasti, toasted bread soaked in superb olive oil, and a fish dish. The pleasant, inviting space has a dining garden in the back. Prices are not cheap for the East Village, but affordable considering the quality.
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I just love this place!!! So charming and beautiful decor and the staff was amazing and sweet. The garden area is a great escape, to sit under the trees and lights was just sublime. I had the... More
I just love this place!!! So charming and beautiful decor and the staff was amazing and sweet. The garden area is a great escape, to sit under the trees and lights was just sublime. I had the yummiest specials--polenta and the toast with figs and this terrific carrot and ricotto cheese concoction that was just heaven. It was such a perfect romantic place...good energy and excellent food. I cannot wait to go back!
Pros: A total treasure!!
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I've eaten here several times, always in the garden so I can't speak to the indoors experience. But it's an adorable restaurant and you feel that the owners are somehow present (although I can't be... More
I've eaten here several times, always in the garden so I can't speak to the indoors experience. But it's an adorable restaurant and you feel that the owners are somehow present (although I can't be sure of this). This place is pretty good. My favorite dish is a whole fish and the pasta is good too. I recommended it to someone I work with who also loved it and recommended it to the rest of her family... The garden's beautiful, the food pretty solid, and the price is right.
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Ugh. My boyfriend and I came here around 7 pm on a friday. It was bad in all respects, starting off with the bread, which tasted like uncooked dough. We moved on to a fig appetizer that tasted... More
Ugh. My boyfriend and I came here around 7 pm on a friday. It was bad in all respects, starting off with the bread, which tasted like uncooked dough. We moved on to a fig appetizer that tasted even worse than it smelled (although we didnt think that was possible). Our entrees were disappointing as well. My boyfriend had the fish special and I had the eggplant. It tasted bland and pasty. The outdoor garden was nice, but that is all it had going for it. Do not recommend.
Pros: garden
Cons: the food
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What a great place! The food awas so cozy and delicious. The atmosphere is like eating in a sleepy Italian village. The lovely woman chef comes to your table and helps you order -- great wine list... More
What a great place! The food awas so cozy and delicious. The atmosphere is like eating in a sleepy Italian village. The lovely woman chef comes to your table and helps you order -- great wine list too. Next ime we are going to eat in the romantic garden
Pros: transports you to Italy
Cons: not open for lunch
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After hearing great things I was excited to try I Coppi and my first impressions were favorable, it really is a beautiful space. The appetizers were quite tasty and they had a good selection of... More
After hearing great things I was excited to try I Coppi and my first impressions were favorable, it really is a beautiful space. The appetizers were quite tasty and they had a good selection of wines but it took around 50 -55 minutes for our main course to arrive and when it did two of our party thought the food was bland while the other two were satisfied with their choices. After finishing, however, it took 15 minutes to clear the plates away, 10 minutes for the waiter to ask if we wanted desert, 5 minutes for him to return with a desert menu then a further 15 mintues to come back and take the order. Apparently he was more interested in doing his side work in the front room of the restaurant than ensuring we got good service.
We gave the restaurant the benifit of maybe having an off night in the week running up to Xmas but having just returned from brunch it's safe to say the bad service seems to be the norm. Maybe I Coppi can fit some system where if you need attention you can push a button which is relayed to the waiters who insist on hanging out with each other in the front room at just the precise time I need them.
Pros: Ambience,
Cons: Service, inconsistent food, service again
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We really liked the outdoor garden atmosphere, and the food was fantastic. We were pleased with everything we ordered. The prices were right too! The service was terrific as well.
Pros: ... More
We really liked the outdoor garden atmosphere, and the food was fantastic. We were pleased with everything we ordered. The prices were right too! The service was terrific as well.
Pros: different atmosphere, reasonably priced
Cons: gets a little crowded
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This place is a well kept secret as it's not at all pricey (you can have a full course dinner with dessert for less than $50 per person), it's very easy to get a table and the food is probably the... More
This place is a well kept secret as it's not at all pricey (you can have a full course dinner with dessert for less than $50 per person), it's very easy to get a table and the food is probably the best in this price range anywhere in the city. Home made bread is unique and very good, tiramisu - the best I've had in New York, pastas, tomato soup, everything is top notch. The service is warm and friendly, the garden is to die for.
I've been there 6 or 7 times, twice of which with parties of 8-12 people and it's consistently amazing.
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I saw I Coppi on a TONY Time Warner Cable review on "Outside Gardens" and i thought it might be the perfect place for my boyfriend and I to go for our 1 Year Anniversary. It says on the Citysearch... More
I saw I Coppi on a TONY Time Warner Cable review on "Outside Gardens" and i thought it might be the perfect place for my boyfriend and I to go for our 1 Year Anniversary. It says on the Citysearch review that it's not recommended for kids...romantic...etc...but when we walked in on Friday night at 7:30, there was a giant family dining with 6 kids. I saw a fair share of senior citizens too. Granted, it was on the early side, but THIS IS THE EAST VILLAGE. What happened? A buzzkill, when i had dressed up in provovative chic. Our table was in the garden, which is tiny, and when i asked to sit at a bigger table, they said the 3 seaters are reverved for larger parties. 10 minutes later, a couple was sitting there. The Garden is ok, but it's covered. Our food was bland, and we didn't finish it. Wine List was good, service adequate. Trust me, and save it for a non occasion where you just need a place to go if you are in the neighborhood.
Pros: location
Cons: bland food, overhyped
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I Coppi is one of those nice Italian restaurants with solid food and good service.
It's located in the East Village (near NYU) and is a great date place. It's a great place for a first date because... More
I Coppi is one of those nice Italian restaurants with solid food and good service.
It's located in the East Village (near NYU) and is a great date place. It's a great place for a first date because the ambience is casual but nice, not loud and has a garden in the back room.
It exudes romance without being cheesy.
The owners are nice but they don't fawn over you like the Little Italy places tend to do.
You're left alone to enjoy your dishes and each other's company.
My only complaint is that the tables are too close together and once, my date and I felt like we were on a date with the couple next to us because they were so close and eavesdropping on our conversation.
Otherwise, this is a good place - not too expensive and a decent wine list.
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